Fuel terminals along the Euless side
Two petroleum product terminals in Euless, the Euless Loading Facility at 9.2 miles and a second Euless terminal at 9.3 miles, both north-east of Dalworthington Gardens, appear in the Energy Information Administration’s listings. A tractor that pulled fuel trailers between them and the town will usually be parked at a yard in that direction or back home in the Gardens, and either spot works for a collection. Tell us which one, and whether someone there can hand over the keys.
Carry Transit, a liquid bulk terminal 7.6 miles north-east, and Kinder Morgan’s liquid bulk terminal 9.6 miles out the same way are both on the Bureau of Transportation Statistics’ terminal list. If your day cab or sleeper worked tank loads out of either gate, have the registration and any terminal access or inspection records together before you call. Include photos of the cab, the frame and the fifth wheel with your first message.
Switching yards
Drayage between GARRETT and the western yard
Drive 6.9 miles north-east from the Gardens and you reach GARRETT, a rail yard mapped on the federal North American Rail Network that the FRA and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics maintain. Drayage tractors that shuttle freight to and from a yard like that are trucks we buy. Send the VIN, the odometer reading and a few clear photos, and say whether the tractor sits at a yard lot or at your house.
On the opposite side, NEY is a rail yard 10.1 miles west on the same North American Rail Network map. Owners who ran between GARRETT and NEY have often crossed the whole metro in one shift; wherever your truck ended its last run, give us the street address and a contact who can open the gate, and we arrange pickup there.
Crews and aggregate
Construction work and the gravel pit to the south
Construction holds 259 positions in Dalworthington Gardens, close to 18 in every 100 of the town’s 1,460, per the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts for 2023. Dump trucks, flatbeds and service bodies that support crews like those are all on the list of what we take. Keep the title and registration with the truck, and add a short note on what it hauled.
Nine miles south, the Mine Safety and Health Administration lists Portable #1, a sand and gravel operation 9.1 miles from town. A tri-axle dump or end-dump tractor that loaded aggregate there can be collected from the pit lot if the operator allows it; check with the site first, then send us the gate details along with photos of the bed and the cab.
Warehouse and plant floors
Wholesale routes and manufacturing loads
Wholesale trade accounts for 63 of the town’s jobs and manufacturing for 50, or 4.3 and 3.4 percent, according to the 2023 LEHD job counts from the Census Bureau. Box trucks and straight trucks that make delivery rounds for employers like these belong to the same group of trucks we buy. Have the registration current and the service records in one folder, so the questions we ask are about the truck itself.
Twelve miles east, the Bureau of Transportation Statistics places the Grand Prairie Reserve Complex, a military installation, at 12.1 miles from Dalworthington Gardens. If your truck is kept on a secured lot anywhere in that direction, tell us who controls access and what identification a driver will need, so the collection can be set up without a wasted trip.
Livestock trailers and grain haulers around the Gardens
Around Dalworthington Gardens and across the rest of Tarrant County, USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture counts 1,000 farms, with cattle, equine and wheat as the leading products. A pickup-and-gooseneck rig, a cattle pot tractor or a grain truck that served those operations is something we will look at. Tell us where it is stored, since farm trucks are often parked in a barn or pasture rather than a paved lot.
Horse and cattle haulers around town frequently go months between trips, so a truck may have sat for a while. That does not change what we need: the title in the owner’s name, the VIN, and photos taken in daylight that show the whole truck, plus the gate code or directions to the field it is in.
Weatherford Street
A missing certificate and the Tarrant tax assessor-collector
Gardens residents who need a title copy go to the Tarrant County Tax Office, 100 E Weatherford St, 76196, which sits 11.4 miles away and serves as one of the county tax assessor-collector offices the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles works through. If the certificate is lost, a certified copy comes from that office, and the agency’s own guidance on getting a copy of a title is the place to start.
Bring the replacement and your registration together when you are ready to sell. If a lender still appears on the title, a lien release from them goes with it; having those papers lined up before collection keeps the transfer simple on your side and ours.
The questions we get asked in Dalworthington Gardens
- Which office replaces a Texas title for someone living in the Gardens?For Dalworthington Gardens owners, the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles routes title copies through the Tarrant County Tax Office at 100 E Weatherford St, 76196, 11.4 miles away. Get the certified copy there before the truck is collected.
- Do you take dump trucks that hauled from the gravel pit south of town?Portable #1, the sand and gravel operation the Mine Safety and Health Administration lists 9.1 miles south, sits close enough that we collect from it, and dump trucks are on our list. Send photos of the bed and cab, the VIN and the address where the truck now sits.
- My truck pulled cattle and horse trailers rather than freight. Does a livestock rig from the Gardens qualify?Cattle and equine lead the products USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture records across Tarrant County’s 1,000 farms, so livestock haulers are common around here and we buy them. Tell us which field or barn it is in and how a driver reaches it.