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Jeremy
MARCH 10, 2022
Drake Hale did an awesome job at securing me a loan for my trucking company. My company is a little over a year old and he was able to find me a bank to do a starter loan in order to get me set up to obtain larger funding in the future to expand my fleet. Would highly recommend using Lendio and Mr. Hale for business funding.
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MAY 9, 2022
As a small business owner in the freight transportation industry, we have been facing a lot of obstacles to include high gas prices, cheap freights and has struggled immensely with cash-flow. Nick was able to get us going with a credit line within a short period of time of us talking. We look forward to keeping a good working relationship with Lendio.
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OCTOBER 14, 2021
Lendio did a phenomenal job helping me receive funding for my trucking company. Alex Spafford, my funding manager, was incredibly steadfast and adamant about knocking on the correct doors to fund my small business. I am forever grateful for the great service that Lendio has provided. As my company grows, I look forward to doing more business with them in the future.
Whether you’re looking to buy a new semi truck or fix up the one you have, Lendio can match you with a semi truck financing company to get you on the road.
The cost of both a semi truck and cab can put you back as much as $200,000. Add in rising fuel costs and other traveling costs, and the trucking industry is not as easy to operate within as it should be—especially when you consider it’s the backbone of the U.S. economy. Fortunately, there are semi truck financing companies that can help.
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The following lenders offer equipment financing for semi trucks.
While equipment financing is used specifically to purchase or lease a semi truck, other types of business loans can be used to cover the cost of a semi truck in addition to other business costs.
Equipment financing is used specifically to buy equipment, including commercial vehicles. Be aware that some lenders place restrictions or higher lending requirements on the trucking industry. Your funding manager will help connect you with the best lenders for your business.
Debt financing is what you may already think of when you think of traditional semi truck financing. Borrowers receive the full lump sum up front and make monthly payments until the balance is paid off. Popular debt financing products are term loans and SBA loans.
A line of credit can help you stay on top of your semi-truck’s capital needs. It’s a type of revolving credit (which means it’s like a credit card), so it can be used for just about any type of business expense. Because it’s possible to get up to $500,000 in credit, it’s a good no-money-down semi truck financing option.
Semi truck financing is when the purchase of a semi truck is made possible with a loan product. Types of funding include debt financing, a line of credit, and equipment financing.
Requirements will vary by lender and loan type. The minimum requirements when financing a semi truck are:
Because it’s a business loan, you can use the loan money for any business-related expense. For example, you could use the money to purchase a new or used semi-truck, communication equipment, or cabin accessories. Or perhaps you have a fleet and need new tires for each truck. All in all, every dollar spent on your trucking business or career can come from a business loan. Equipment financing, on the other hand, can be used fonly or the purchase of the approved equipment.
With a lending marketplace, you are connected with a network of lenders via a single application. The application takes only 15 minutes, and a funding manager will help you throughout the application and funding process.
SBA stands for Small Business Administration, which is a government agency formulated to help U.S. citizens create and grow their business. An SBA loan is a loan product that is insured by the SBA, which means that lenders that offer SBA loans are guaranteed to be paid by the U.S. government if the borrower fails to make payments. Because of this, SBA loans often come with lower interest rates and higher loan amounts than other loan products. However, the downside is that they take longer to process than other business loans.
SBA loans come in three types: 7(a), 504, and microloans. 7(a) is best for additional working capital, but can also be useful for refinancing current business debt. 504 is a good loan for any large asset purchase. Because new semi-trucks can be as high as $150,000, the 504 SBA loan might be a good option if you’re looking for a long loan term to lower your monthly payments. Lastly, microloans are good for small capital needs. Currently, borrowers can take out between $500 and $50,000.
This will vary based on the lender. If you are an owner-operator, the lender may want to see your CDL along with your commercial garaging location.
Lenders will have their own requirements. In general, it’s possible to purchase used trucks as long as they meet the thresholds for age and mileage on the vehicle.
Yes, there are lenders that offer semi truck financing exclusively along with dealers that offer in-house financing. Some of those include:
*based on 136 Lendio employees who responded to an internal poll
*The information contained in this page is Lendio’s opinion based on Lendio’s research, methodology, evaluation, and other factors. The information provided is accurate at the time of the initial publishing of the page (October 4, 2023). While Lendio strives to maintain this information to ensure that it is up to date, this information may be different than what you see in other contexts, including when visiting the financial information, a different service provider, or a specific product’s site. All information provided in this page is presented to you without warranty. When evaluating offers, please review the financial institution’s terms and conditions, relevant policies, contractual agreements and other applicable information. Please note that the ranges provided here are not pre-qualified offers and may be greater or less than the ranges provided based on information contained in your business financing application. Lendio may receive compensation from the financial institutions evaluated on this page in the event that you receive business financing through that financial institution.