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We buy all commercial trucks — sleeper trucks, dump trucks, mixers, grain hauls, tankers and flatbeds.

Fair Oaks Ranch sits in the Bexar County hills north-west of San Antonio, ringed by quarries, cement kilns and the cattle and horse country of the county’s farms. The dump trucks, mixers and stock haulers that serve that ground are the trucks we buy here.

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

Quarry country south-east of the ranch roads

Beckmann Quarry, a crushed-stone pit listed by the Mine Safety and Health Administration, lies 10.3 miles south-east of Fair Oaks Ranch, and San Pedro Quarry sits 13.5 miles out on the same bearing. Tandem dumps and end-dump tractors that load aggregate at either pit are trucks we collect, and they are often parked at a yard closer to those pits than to town. Give us that yard’s address and a phone number for whoever holds the gate key.

Two cement plants appear in federal mine records toward San Antonio: the 1604 Quarry & Plant at 18.4 miles and Capitol Cement Plant & Quarry at 19.1 miles, both south-east, according to the Mine Safety and Health Administration. A mixer or bulk pneumatic tractor that has hauled from those kilns should come with its title and current registration in the owner’s name. Send photos of the drum or tank, the cab and the VIN plate with your first message.

Gravel and dimension stone

Smithson Valley to the east, Stone Source to the north-west

Eastward, Smithson Valley Quarry is a sand and gravel operation 14.5 miles from Fair Oaks Ranch on the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s register. Gravel trucks and belly-dump rigs that run out of that valley can stay where they are; we arrange the pickup at the site or the owner’s lot rather than asking for a trip into Bexar County.

The other direction holds Stone Source, which the Mine Safety and Health Administration lists as a dimension-stone quarry 18.3 miles north-west. Flatbeds and stake trucks that move cut stone carry loads of a different shape than aggregate haulers do, so tell us the trailer type and whether it sells with the tractor. A list of the trailer’s VIN and registration alongside the truck’s keeps the paperwork in one place.

Fuel and federal work

The terminal to the south and the base to the south-east

Due south, 21.1 miles down from the Hill Country edge, sits a Flint Hills Resources fuel terminal that the Energy Information Administration lists among petroleum product terminals. Fuel tankers that load at a rack like that one usually come with tank inspection reports and hazmat placard history; keep those papers with the truck so the record travels with it to us.

Twelve miles toward the south-east, the Bureau of Transportation Statistics maps the military installation known as Joint Base San Antonio. A truck that has worked contracts on or around the base may sit inside a fenced area with controlled entry. Tell us who can sign a visitor onto the lot, and whether the truck must be moved outside the gate before collection.

Local employment

Construction, factory and wholesale jobs in town

Of the 1,134 jobs located in Fair Oaks Ranch in 2023, the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts put 78 in construction, 6.9 percent of the total. Contractors at that scale tend to own a few single-axle dumps, flatbeds or service bodies; one truck or a handful, we take them the same way. Have the title, the key and a recent registration sticker ready for each.

The same LEHD figures record 59 manufacturing jobs, a 5.2 percent share, and 55 in wholesale trade, a 4.9 percent share. Box trucks and stake beds that make deliveries for small shops and distributors fit here. Service invoices or a maintenance log, if you kept one, help us match the unit to its paperwork when we look it over.

Building firms in town

Thirty-nine building firms

Inside Fair Oaks Ranch itself, 39 construction establishments show up in the Census Bureau’s County Business Patterns tally. Each of those firms could be holding a truck it no longer schedules, such as a crane truck, a water truck or a roll-off. If a business owns the truck, the person who signs the sale must be able to sign for that business, so have the company’s authority in hand.

A title in a business name that has since changed, or a title the firm cannot locate, is handled through the state’s title agency before transfer. Start that request early and tell us where it stands; we can plan the rest of the sale around the replacement title.

Stock trailers and grain beds on Bexar County farms

USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture lists 2,107 farms in Bexar County, with cattle, horses and corn as the leading products. Cattle haulers, horse-trailer tractors and grain trucks from those operations are part of what we purchase. Many sit in a barn or pasture far from paved road, so describe the track to the truck and whether the ground stays firm after rain.

Farm trucks registered with farm plates still need a clean title in the seller’s name. Bring the title, any lienholder release, and photos of the bed or the gooseneck hitch so the equipment that goes with the truck is clear before we arrive.

Bridges and approaches

Eight bridges and open clearance

The National Bridge Inventory from the Federal Highway Administration records 8 bridges in Fair Oaks Ranch, with none posted for load and none under 14 feet of clearance. For a pickup inside the city limits, that means no posted bridge on the way in to plan around.

Private ranch roads and gated subdivisions are a different matter from public bridges. Tell us about cattle guards, low gates, tight turns or soft ground near the truck, and send a photo of the approach if you can, so we plan the collection around the ground.

The questions we get asked in Fair Oaks Ranch

  • Our tandem dump stays at a lot by Beckmann Quarry; does it have to come into Fair Oaks Ranch for you to see it?Beckmann Quarry sits 10.3 miles south-east of town on the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s list, and we collect from yards near it directly. Send the lot’s street address plus the name of whoever unlocks it on weekdays.
  • Do you buy mixers that hauled from the cement plants toward San Antonio?Mixers from the 1604 Quarry & Plant and Capitol Cement Plant & Quarry, 18.4 and 19.1 miles south-east on Mine Safety and Health Administration records, are trucks we buy. Send the VIN, the title status and photos of the drum and cab.
  • My cattle hauler is parked out on a Bexar County ranch pasture; will you collect it from there?Bexar County’s 2,107 farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture are mostly cattle and horse places, and we arrange pickups on that kind of ground. Describe the road in and any gates or cattle guards, and send a photo of the approach.
  • The title for my Fair Oaks Ranch truck has gone missing; where does the sale begin?A Fair Oaks Ranch seller with a missing title applies to the state’s title agency for a replacement. Start that request, tell us when you filed it, and we can line up the rest of the sale while it is processed.

Sell your truck in Fair Oaks Ranch

Fair Oaks Ranch sits in north-west Bexar County, with quarries and cement plants to the south-east, Smithson Valley gravel to the east, Stone Source to the north-west and a fuel terminal 21.1 miles south on the Energy Information Administration’s list.