Half-tons
Ford F-150, Chevrolet Silverado 1500, GMC Sierra 1500, Ram 1500, Toyota Tundra and Nissan Titan.
(780) 699-7175St. Albert vehicle buying
Cash for Trucks St. Albert
Sell your pickup, diesel or work truck as is. Free towing, paid at pickup.
Free towing Paid at pickup
Firm quotes Free towing Paid before loading Signed bill of sale
The simple way forward
Cash for trucks in St. Albert
Alberta is truck country, and trucks are worth more than cars even at the end of their lives. They are heavier, their parts stay in demand, and buyers need transmissions, axles and boxes for trucks still on the road.
If you have a pickup, diesel or work truck in St. Albert that is done, we will pay for it, tow it free and pay before it leaves. Call or text (780) 699-7175 for a firm offer.
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Trucks we buy
Heavy-duty pickups
F-250 and F-350, Silverado and Sierra 2500HD and 3500HD, Ram 2500 and 3500.
Mid-size pickups
Toyota Tacoma, Chevrolet Colorado, GMC Canyon, Ford Ranger and Nissan Frontier.
Work trucks
Service bodies, deck trucks, flatbeds, dually pickups and cab-and-chassis units.
Vans
Ford Transit and E-Series, Chevrolet Express, GMC Savana, Ram ProMaster and Mercedes Sprinter.
Farm and yard trucks
Old trucks, running or not.
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Common truck problems we see
Diesel engines
Injector, turbo, head gasket and EGR cooler failures on high-kilometre Power Stroke, Duramax and Cummins engines can cost five figures.
Emissions systems
DPF, EGR and DEF faults can repeatedly put a diesel in limp mode.
Transmissions and transfer cases
Heavy towing wears automatics; four-wheel-drive transfer cases and differentials take a beating on gravel and snow.
Frame and body rust
Road salt and calcium chloride damage frames, rockers, cab corners, brake lines and box floors.
Gas engine wear
Timing chains, cam phasers, oil consumption and lifter failures affect high-kilometre gas trucks.
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Why trucks are worth more
Weight
A full-size pickup can weigh 2,300–3,600 kg, giving it a higher metal baseline than most cars.
Parts demand
Transmissions, axles, transfer cases, doors, tailgates and boxes stay in demand.
Diesel components
A truck with a failed engine may still have a good transmission, turbo or aftertreatment parts.
Wheels and tires
Truck tires and rims often carry real value.
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How it works
Tell us about the truck
Year, make, model, cab and box, engine, kilometres and faults. Mention toolboxes, racks and service bodies.
Get a firm offer
We explain how we priced it.
Book pickup
We send equipment rated for the truck’s weight, including heavy-duty units.
Get paid on the spot
Cash or e-transfer before loading, with a signed bill of sale.
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Business and fleet trucks
Contractors, landscapers, oilfield service companies and farms around St. Albert may have several retired trucks. We can quote the units together, schedule around operations and handle paperwork with the authorized company signer. Selling them together often improves the total offer.
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Aftermarket parts and upgrades
Lift kits, wheels, bumpers, tonneau covers and tuners sometimes add value, depending on brand and condition. Tell us what is on the truck. If you want to keep a toolbox or hitch, remove it before pickup and let us know.
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Paperwork
Bring registration in your name or the company’s, photo ID and proof of signing authority for business vehicles. A financed truck needs its loan paid out first. Remove plates and cancel insurance after the sale. See our Alberta car selling paperwork guide.
Where we work
Areas we cover
We buy trucks across St. Albert and truck-heavy communities such as Drayton Valley, Westlock and Leduc.
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Straight answers
Cash for trucks FAQs
Questions about your vehicle? Call or text (780) 699-7175.
Yes. They are among the most common trucks we buy.
Yes. Tell us the model so we send the right equipment.
Yes.
Usually, because of weight and parts demand.
Yes.