The first step is understanding import eligibility. Not all trucks can be imported due to age limits, emissions standards, or regional restrictions. You need to verify that the truck model and year are allowed under current customs laws.

Then comes the paperwork. You’ll need a full set of legal documents: purchase invoice, title, export declaration, import permit, and often a compliance certificate. Missing just one document can delay the process or lead to confiscation.

You’ll also need to prepare for customs fees and taxes, which vary depending on the truck’s value, engine size, and weight. Having a trusted team to handle the paperwork ensures you don’t overpay or face unexpected charges.

Once the truck arrives, it must undergo a mechanical inspection and registration process before it can be legally driven. This includes emissions tests and safety inspections.

We offer a complete import service, including vehicle sourcing, inspection in the U.S. or Mexico, transportation, customs clearance, and legal registration. You receive your unit ready to drive, with all legal requirements fulfilled.

Importing doesn’t have to be complicated. With the right support, you can expand your fleet with high-quality units at a competitive price—without risks or surprises.

First, verify the truck’s mileage and maintenance history. A clean maintenance record is often more important than low mileage. Trucks that have been serviced regularly are usually more reliable and have fewer hidden issues.

Next, focus on a complete mechanical inspection. You should check the engine compression, look for oil or coolant leaks, test the transmission, and inspect the brakes and suspension. Pay close attention to signs of rust or accident damage. A good exterior doesn’t always mean good condition.

Also, consider how the body type fits your business needs. Whether you’re buying a box truck, flatbed, or refrigerated unit, size, weight capacity, and door access matter. Think about your daily routes, cargo type, and fuel consumption.

Finally, always ask for legal documents: title, VIN verification, import history (if applicable), and any proof of ownership. Trucks without proper documentation can lead to legal trouble and delays in registration.

At our dealership, we offer mechanically-inspected used trucks with clear legal status and help guide you through the process to make your investment safe and profitable.

Preventive maintenance involves routine inspections, part replacements, and system diagnostics. This includes oil changes, filter replacements, brake inspections, tire rotations, and battery testing. The goal is to detect issues early—before they turn into expensive repairs.

One of the most common mistakes drivers make is ignoring warning lights or unusual engine behavior. Modern trucks are equipped with onboard diagnostic systems (OBD) that can alert you to problems with sensors, emissions systems, or fuel injection. Connecting a scanner can reveal early faults before they affect performance.

In our shop, we provide full diagnostic services using up-to-date equipment, allowing us to catch problems early. We also offer custom maintenance plans, so you don’t have to keep track of schedules—we do it for you. You’ll know exactly when to service your engine, transmission, brakes, and more.

Downtime is expensive. A truck that breaks down on the road can cost you not just repair bills, but also lost deliveries, unhappy clients, and missed deadlines. That’s why our goal is to keep your fleet moving reliably and safely.