Mack Trucks For Sale
Mack trucks for sale, from Anthem highway tractors to Granite vocational units, with MP engines, mDRIVE, durable frames, and corrosion-resistant cabs.
Learn moreBrowse Mack Trucks by Category
838 Listings
Showing 13 to 24 of 838 results
Have mack truck to sell? List it here to reach thousands of buyers.
About Mack Trucks
Mack trucks are built around proprietary engines, integrated mDRIVE automated manuals, and heavy frame rail options that suit regional haul, linehaul, construction, and refuse work. Anthem tractors focus on fuel efficiency and lower tare weight without giving up frame stiffness, while Granite, TerraPro, and LR vocational platforms prioritize section modulus and RBM for harsh duty cycles. Medium duty Mack MD straight trucks bring Mack ride quality to 26,000 to 33,000 GVWR ranges with a lighter chassis that still manages commercial abuse. Selecting among these families is about matching torque, frame strength, and suspension to the job so payload, durability, and total cost per mile stay in balance.
MP7 and MP8 engines provide broad torque curves and precise aftertreatment control, paired with mDRIVE or mDRIVE HD including deep reduction creepers for startability on grades or soft ground. Direct drive boxes with tall rears reduce drivetrain losses on flat corridors, overdrive with shorter rears helps mixed terrain. Axle options include 6x4 for traction and component life, 6x2 for lower weight and parasitic loss, plus full locking diffs where off-road traction matters. Thermal integrity is robust, with high capacity radiators, charge air coolers, and viscous or on demand fan drives that protect head gaskets and turbo life under sustained load. In high idle or stop and go duty such as refuse, consider specs that maintain aftertreatment temperatures and minimize parked regens.
Chassis details drive longevity. Mack offers 120 to 150 ksi frame rails with high RBM, heavy web heights, and bolted crossmembers that resist racking. Camelback and mRIDE vocational suspensions deliver articulation and stability under dumps and mixers, air ride options improve ride quality and reduce vibration induced component wear on highway units. Corrosion resistance starts with galvanized and e coated steel cabs, sealed harness connectors, aluminum air tanks, and composite fairings, and can be elevated with stainless steps, wheel hardware, and treated fasteners for salt belt service. Aluminum wheels, tanks, and battery boxes trim tare weight, while still allowing generous ground clearance and approach angles on job sites.
Body and interior choices affect floor strength and thermal performance. Straight trucks with van or reefer bodies benefit from hardwood or high density composite floors, tight crossmember spacing, and full length scuff liners to protect sidewalls, while roll off and dump builds rely on AR400 or Hardox floors with adequate thickness to resist impact and abrasion. Sleeper cabs in Anthem can be spec’d with better insulation, tighter door seals, and auxiliary HVAC or APUs to hold temperature with less idle time. On tractors, wheelbase, kingpin settings, and fuel tank sizing influence weight distribution and swing clearance, and wide base singles, aluminum hubs, and disc brakes can pull significant pounds out of the chassis. Telematics such as GuardDog Connect with over the air updates help maintain engine and aftertreatment health, which protects fuel economy and reduces unplanned downtime.
MP7 and MP8 engines provide broad torque curves and precise aftertreatment control, paired with mDRIVE or mDRIVE HD including deep reduction creepers for startability on grades or soft ground. Direct drive boxes with tall rears reduce drivetrain losses on flat corridors, overdrive with shorter rears helps mixed terrain. Axle options include 6x4 for traction and component life, 6x2 for lower weight and parasitic loss, plus full locking diffs where off-road traction matters. Thermal integrity is robust, with high capacity radiators, charge air coolers, and viscous or on demand fan drives that protect head gaskets and turbo life under sustained load. In high idle or stop and go duty such as refuse, consider specs that maintain aftertreatment temperatures and minimize parked regens.
Chassis details drive longevity. Mack offers 120 to 150 ksi frame rails with high RBM, heavy web heights, and bolted crossmembers that resist racking. Camelback and mRIDE vocational suspensions deliver articulation and stability under dumps and mixers, air ride options improve ride quality and reduce vibration induced component wear on highway units. Corrosion resistance starts with galvanized and e coated steel cabs, sealed harness connectors, aluminum air tanks, and composite fairings, and can be elevated with stainless steps, wheel hardware, and treated fasteners for salt belt service. Aluminum wheels, tanks, and battery boxes trim tare weight, while still allowing generous ground clearance and approach angles on job sites.
Body and interior choices affect floor strength and thermal performance. Straight trucks with van or reefer bodies benefit from hardwood or high density composite floors, tight crossmember spacing, and full length scuff liners to protect sidewalls, while roll off and dump builds rely on AR400 or Hardox floors with adequate thickness to resist impact and abrasion. Sleeper cabs in Anthem can be spec’d with better insulation, tighter door seals, and auxiliary HVAC or APUs to hold temperature with less idle time. On tractors, wheelbase, kingpin settings, and fuel tank sizing influence weight distribution and swing clearance, and wide base singles, aluminum hubs, and disc brakes can pull significant pounds out of the chassis. Telematics such as GuardDog Connect with over the air updates help maintain engine and aftertreatment health, which protects fuel economy and reduces unplanned downtime.