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We buy all commercial trucks — sleeper trucks, tankers, dump trucks and service bodies.

West Springfield is a Fairfax County town where the Energy Information Administration lists two Newington petroleum product terminals 3.4 miles to the south-east, and where moving vans, general freight boxes and tankers share the residential streets with Fort Belvoir traffic.

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

The Newington terminals and the tank trucks that load there

The Energy Information Administration lists two petroleum product terminals, Newington and Newington 2, side by side 3.4 miles south-east of West Springfield. If your tractor or straight tanker loads at those racks, it may well be parked near them between shifts, and we can collect it from that yard rather than from your driveway. Give us the street address of the lot and the name of whoever can let a driver through the gate.

Further east, the Bureau of Transportation Statistics records the Norfolk Southern TBT liquid bulk terminal, 5.6 miles from town. A tanker that has run between that terminal and the Newington racks should come with its tank test and inspection paperwork if you still have it, along with the title and current Virginia registration. Add photos of the tank shell, the valves and the cab, taken in daylight from each side.

Movers and freight

Household goods vans and general freight boxes

Of the 77 active carriers that FMCSA’s carrier census places in West Springfield, 38 list general freight and 32 list household goods, with 8 hauling motor vehicles and 4 doing driveaway or towaway work. A moving van or a box truck from one of those operations is exactly the kind of unit we take off an owner’s hands here. Send the VIN, the body length and a few photos of the box interior and the liftgate if it has one.

Household goods vans around Springfield often sit in a residential cul-de-sac or a storage lot between jobs. Tell us which it is, whether a tow truck or a driver can reach it without moving other vehicles, and whether the box is empty; a loaded van needs unloading before the collection, and you know your street better than we do.

Interstate carriers, private fleets and small operations

FMCSA’s carrier census splits the town’s registered operators into 55 interstate and 22 intrastate carriers, and counts 15 private fleets that haul their own goods rather than for hire. For an interstate truck, have the USDOT number handy along with the title and the registration card. A private-fleet truck owned by a contractor or a retailer sells the same way: the business that holds the title signs it over.

The three biggest operations in the federal carrier census here run 25, 16 and 5 power units, with 15, 10 and 3 drivers respectively. Selling two or three units together is no harder than selling one; list each VIN and where each truck stands, and one visit can cover them if they share a lot.

New registrations are few, according to FMCSA’s carrier census: three carriers started in 2024 and one in 2025. If you are closing a recently opened authority and selling the truck that went with it, keep the lease or purchase paperwork and the lienholder’s payoff letter together with the title.

Roadside stops and the 2016 median tractor

Between November 2024 and August 2026, inspectors stopped 27 trucks belonging to carriers based in this corner of Fairfax County; FMCSA roadside inspection records put their median model year at 2016, and 44 percent of them were built ten or more model years earlier. Both newer and older tractors fit what we buy, so the model year is simply one line on the form, next to the make, the engine and the odometer.

If your truck appears in those federal inspection records, the report itself is useful to send. It confirms the VIN, the unit’s registration and the carrier it ran under, which saves a round of questions about the title before we arrange the collection.

Jobs, contractors and the stone quarries

LEHD job counts from the Census Bureau put 3,117 jobs in West Springfield in 2023, of which 172 were in transportation and warehousing, 87 in construction and 53 in wholesale trade. A dump truck, a flatbed or a stake body owned by one of those employers belongs on our list just as much as a sleeper tractor does; the title holder is the person we deal with.

Across Fairfax County, the Census Bureau’s County Business Patterns counts 41 construction establishments. The Mine Safety and Health Administration lists the Graham-Virginia crushed-stone quarry 6.4 miles to the south, and a second quarry at Manassas sits 15.9 miles west. If your dump truck or tri-axle is parked at either quarry, tell us so, give us the site contact, and we will arrange access with them rather than ask you to move it.

Titles, Fort Belvoir and selling from away

The Bureau of Transportation Statistics lists Fort Belvoir 5.6 miles south-east and the Mark Center 6.9 miles north-east as military installations. If you are on orders and have to leave a truck behind in West Springfield, you can sign the title and handle the rest by phone and email; leave a key with someone who can meet our driver.

A Virginia title that has gone missing is replaced through the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, the state’s title agency, before the sale closes. Start that request early and tell us it is under way, so we can line up the rest of the sale while the duplicate is in the mail.

Horse operations top the list of Fairfax County’s 77 farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, ahead of potted flowering plants and honey producers. A horse trailer tractor or a nursery’s straight truck from one of those farms sells the same way as any other: title, registration, photos and an address where we can reach it.

The questions we get asked in West Springfield

  • Our tank truck stays in a yard near the Newington racks off the Springfield side. Does the sale mean moving the tanker away from the Newington yard first?The Energy Information Administration places both Newington terminals 3.4 miles south-east of West Springfield, and we collect from there. Send the yard’s street address and the phone number of whoever holds the gate key at Newington.
  • I run a two-truck moving company here. Can I sell both vans?Household goods carriers make up 32 of the 77 active carriers in FMCSA’s carrier census for West Springfield; moving vans are trucks we buy. Send both VINs, the titles and photos, and say whether the vans are kept together.
  • I’m being reassigned from Fort Belvoir. Can I sell my truck after I leave?Fort Belvoir is 5.6 miles south-east of town according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, and plenty of sellers there move before the truck does. Sign the title, leave a key with a contact, and finish the sale by phone from your new posting.
  • Our tri-axle dump stays parked at the Graham-Virginia stone pit south of Springfield. Will you collect it at the quarry?Graham-Virginia is a crushed-stone quarry 6.4 miles south of town on the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s mine list, an easy reach for our driver from West Springfield. Give us the quarry contact and we will arrange site access with them for the collection.
  • The Virginia title for my box truck has gone missing somewhere in a Springfield move. Which Virginia office issues a duplicate before the Springfield sale?For a truck titled in Virginia, the Department of Motor Vehicles, the state’s title agency, issues the duplicate. Apply for it, tell us the request is in, and we can prepare the rest of the sale meanwhile.

Sell your truck in West Springfield

From the Newington fuel racks and Fort Belvoir to the south-east to the Graham-Virginia and Manassas quarries, we collect trucks wherever they stand around West Springfield in Fairfax County.