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Valencia · Valencia County · New Mexico

Sell your semi truck for cash in Valencia the easy and convenient way

Valencia lies beside two gravel pits south-east of town, with the Belen rail yard to the south-west and the Albuquerque fuel terminals to the north, and the dump trucks, tank tractors and day cabs that serve them are the trucks we buy here.

Selling a truck in Valencia? Tell us about it and we'll take it from there.

Cordova Pit and Orona, just south-east of Valencia

Cordova Pit sits 1.3 miles south-east of Valencia and Orona another fraction of a mile past it at 1.5 miles, both listed as sand and gravel operations by the Mine Safety and Health Administration. A dump truck or end-dump tractor that loads at either one can stay parked by the pit gate when you sell it; give us the site name and someone who can let us in.

Pit trucks around Valencia often sit out of sight between loads, so send photos of the bed, the hoist, the cab and the data plate. Include the VIN and the registration card with those photos so the truck and its paperwork line up from the first message.

Quarry to Los Padillas

Crushed stone and mineral sites farther out

Mountain States Crusher GCP 3164, a crushed-stone quarry, is 10.9 miles west of town according to the Mine Safety and Health Administration, which also lists Los Padillas Pit, an industrial-mineral mine, 11 miles to the north. Tri-axle dumps and belly-dump rigs serving those two sites can be collected at the quarry or at your yard in Valencia, whichever is easier for you.

If a truck rotates between the Los Padillas side and the quarry to the west, tell us where it ends most weeks. That address is where we plan to pick it up, and it saves a second trip for the person holding the keys.

Tank tractors and day cabs between Belen and the fuel racks

Twelve miles south-west of Valencia, the BELEN rail yard appears in the North American Rail Network kept by the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. Day cabs that shuttle freight off that yard can be sold from wherever they are parked in Belen or at home; list the trailers they usually pull so we know what kind of fifth wheel to expect.

Northward, two petroleum product terminals, ALBUQUERQUE NM at 12.7 miles and ALBUQUERQUE at 13 miles, appear in Energy Information Administration listings. Owners of tank tractors running out of those terminals should keep any hazmat-related inspection records and the cab card together with the title, because those are the papers we ask about first.

For container work, the Bureau of Transportation Statistics puts the Albuquerque, NM intermodal ramp 16.8 miles north of town. A sleeper or day cab that pulls boxes off that ramp can be listed from your phone with photos and the VIN while it stays on the road.

A lost certificate, two miles from Valencia

Replacing a missing title runs through the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division, and its NM MVD Field Office - Los Lunas, at 1204 MAIN ST NE ste A, Los Lunas, 87031, is 2 miles from Valencia per the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division’s office map. Request the duplicate there before we schedule the pickup, so the signed title is ready when we arrive.

If a lender still shows on the certificate, bring the lien release to that Los Lunas office along with your ID. Tell us early whether the title lists one owner or two, since every named owner needs to sign.

Valley growers

Horses, nursery stock and tomatoes in the valley

Valencia’s surrounding county counted 978 farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, and its top listed products were equine, potted flowering plants and tomatoes. A straight truck that moves horse feed, greenhouse pallets or produce out of those operations is one we buy, box, flatbed or stake bed alike.

Farm trucks around Valencia are often titled to a ranch or family name rather than a person, so check who appears on the certificate before you call. Photos of the body and any farm plates on it help us confirm the registration.

Advanced Clean Trucks and the Omnibus, as a Valencia owner sees them

Two state rules for medium and heavy trucks apply to anything titled in Valencia: Advanced Clean Trucks, the zero-emission vehicle requirement, is in force. Its companion, the Heavy-Duty Omnibus exhaust emission standard for heavy-duty engines, is in force as well.

For a Valencia owner selling a diesel tractor or straight truck, the practical step is simple: include the engine label photo and the model year on the listing. That lets us read the engine family directly instead of asking you to look it up.

The questions we get asked in Valencia

  • Our end-dump sits by the Cordova Pit scale; does it have to come into Valencia first?Cordova Pit is 1.3 miles south-east of Valencia on the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s list, and we collect from the pit itself. Pass along the name of whoever opens the Cordova gate and what days it is staffed.
  • Can you pick up a tractor that works out of the Belen rail yard?Belen’s yard lies 12 miles south-west of Valencia in the North American Rail Network, and a tractor parked there or at your home can be collected. Tell us which location and who holds the keys.

Sell your truck in Valencia

Valencia sits between the Cordova and Orona gravel pits, the Belen rail yard to the south-west and the Albuquerque fuel terminals to the north, and we collect trucks anywhere along that run.