On this page you’ll find listings for heavy trucks with a gross weight over 7.5 tons. The offer includes tractor units, tippers, concrete mixers, car transporters and chassis with specialized bodies. Filter listings by brand, year and axle configuration.
Over 7,500 kg, most commonly 18–40 t
Gross weight
4x2 tractor units, 6x4 and 8x4 tippers
Most common configurations
MB Actros, MAN TGX, Scania, Volvo FH, DAF
Popular brands
Heavy trucks include tractor units for road transport, tippers for construction, concrete mixers, car transporters, fire trucks and other specialized configurations. The most common manufacturers on the Montenegrin market are Mercedes-Benz (Actros, Arocs), MAN (TGS, TGX), Scania, Volvo (FH, FM), DAF, Iveco (Stralis, Trakker) and Renault Trucks. Axle configurations (4x2, 6x4, 8x4) depend on the intended use.
Heavy trucks are used in international and domestic road transport, construction and municipal services. Tractor units with semi-trailers dominate cargo transport to the ports of Bar and Kotor, as well as transit to neighboring countries. Tippers and mixers are intensively used on major construction projects on the coast and in the north of the country. Most vehicles are equipped with Euro 5 or Euro 6 engines.
When buying a used heavy truck, it is crucial to check the condition of the engine, gearbox and driveshaft, tachograph records and complete service history. Pay attention to chassis frame corrosion, the operation of the air brake system and the condition of the retarder on tractor units. Check the AdBlue system, EGR and DPF/SCR filters. Prices for used tractor units and tippers range from EUR 15,000 for older Euro 5 models to over EUR 80,000 for newer Euro 6 equipment. A category C licence is required to drive, or CE for driving with a semi-trailer.
For cargo vehicles with a gross weight over 7.5 tons, a category C licence is required. To drive with a trailer or a tractor unit with a semi-trailer, a CE licence is required, as well as a CPC qualification card for professional transport.
Euro 6 is the latest European emissions standard that sets limits for harmful exhaust gases. Vehicles that meet Euro 6 have lower road tolls and taxes in most European countries, which is important for international transport.
Registration costs depend on the vehicle weight, number of axles and environmental class. Annual costs for a tractor unit with a Euro 6 engine usually range between EUR 800 and EUR 1,500, including insurance and fees.