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Rendon · Tarrant County · Texas

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

Rendon, in Tarrant County, has a sand and gravel pit 3 miles south-east on Mine Safety and Health Administration records and cement plants to the east, and the trucks parked in its yards are dump trucks, mixers and tractors pulling aggregate and bulk loads.

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

Portable #1 and the Alvarado pit

The Mine Safety and Health Administration lists Portable #1, a sand and gravel operation, just 3 miles south-east of Rendon. A tandem or tri-axle dump that shuttles between that pit and Rendon job sites is probably sitting at a home yard or on the owner’s own lot, so send us that street address and we plan the collection there.

Alvarado Sand and Gravel, 9.9 miles to the south on Mine Safety and Health Administration records, is the second pit within ten miles of town. If your dump truck has hauled out of Alvarado, photograph the bed, the hoist and the tag axle along with the cab and the data plate, and have the Texas title in hand when you call.

Two cement plants east and south-east of Rendon

Ash Grove Cement Company, 12.6 miles east, is a cement plant on the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s list. Bulk pneumatic tankers and the tractors hooked to them often stay parked near a plant like this between runs, so tell us whether the rig is at the plant gate or back in Rendon before we schedule anything.

Further out, the Midlothian Quarry and Plant sits 14.7 miles south-east according to the Mine Safety and Health Administration. Owners of ready-mix trucks or powder trailers that have loaded at Midlothian should gather the registration, any annual inspection reports and the VIN, which together answer most of what we ask first.

Construction carries a third of Rendon’s jobs

Construction accounts for 589 of the 1,816 jobs counted in Rendon for 2023, a 32.4 percent share in the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts. That share points to flatbeds, dumps, water trucks and service bodies kept at contractors’ lots; if one of those is yours, a photo of the body, the cab interior and the odometer gets the conversation started.

Manufacturing holds 266 positions, or 14.6 percent, while wholesale trade adds 112, or 6.2 percent, per the LEHD figures the Census Bureau publishes. Box trucks and day cabs working those warehouses and plants can be collected from a loading dock or an employee lot, as long as you tell us who has the keys and the title.

Rail yards to the north-west

On the North American Rail Network, kept by the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, the LOGGING YARD sits 10.4 miles north-west of Rendon and the NEY yard 11 miles in that same direction. Drayage tractors and the chassis they pull that work those yards should be listed with the VIN, the axle setup and whether the sleeper or day cab is still registered in Texas.

Should your tractor be parked at a rail-side lot rather than at home, give us the gate and any access rules before pickup. A signed title, the cab card and a phone number for whoever can open the gate are the three things that let us collect a truck from a yard without a second visit.

Petroleum terminals north of Rendon

The Energy Information Administration lists two petroleum product terminals near Rendon, a south terminal 15.3 miles north-west and a blending terminal 15.9 miles north. Fuel haulers and tank wagons based around Rendon that load at those racks should come with any tank test or hazmat inspection paperwork the owner already holds.

Photograph the tank barrel, the valves and the placard holders as well as the tractor when you send pictures of a fuel rig. Note whether the tank is a trailer or mounted on a straight truck, and have every title that goes with the rig on hand.

Cattle, horses and wheat in Tarrant County

USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture counts 1,000 farms in Tarrant County, with cattle, equine operations and wheat as the leading products. Livestock haulers, grain trucks and the tractors that pull horse and cattle trailers out of the county’s ranches are trucks we buy, wherever on the property they are parked.

For a ranch truck, tell us the gate code or the road the barn is on, and whether the truck is titled to you personally or to the farm. A farm-registered truck needs the name on the title to match whoever signs, so check that before we arrive.

The questions we get asked in Rendon

  • Can my tri-axle dump be collected right at the Portable #1 pit south-east of Rendon?Portable #1 is 3 miles south-east and Alvarado Sand and Gravel 9.9 miles south, per the Mine Safety and Health Administration, and we collect from pits like those as well as from home lots. A pit foreman or yard contact who can open the Rendon-area gate is the one name we need from you.
  • I run a mixer out of the Midlothian plant; which papers and photos go with it?Midlothian Quarry and Plant lies 14.7 miles south-east on Mine Safety and Health Administration records; for a mixer that works out of it, have the Texas title, the registration, the VIN and photos of the drum and chassis ready.
  • Is a cattle hauler or wheat truck off a Tarrant County ranch something you take?Tarrant County’s 1,000 farms, led by cattle, equine and wheat in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, run exactly those trucks, and we buy them. Make sure the name on the title matches the person or farm selling.
  • Can you pick up a tractor from a rail yard lot north-west of town?The LOGGING YARD at 10.4 miles and NEY at 11 miles north-west both appear on the North American Rail Network; tell us the gate, the access rules and who holds the keys, and we arrange the pickup there.

Sell your truck in Rendon

Rendon sits between the sand and gravel pits to its south, the cement plants at Ash Grove and Midlothian to its east, and the rail yards and fuel terminals to its north-west.