Salt Truck Financing

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Along with plow trucks and sanding vehicles, salt trucks are a must for areas that get a lot of snow and ice. In fact, because salt (or various equivalents) reduces the melting point of ice, it makes roads much safer in terms of driving. But salt trucks are large, and have specialized spreading equipment, making them very expensive. So leasing salt trucks (Financing also) becomes paramount, which is where Crest Capital enters the mix.

Crest Capital has been Financing salt trucks (and Financing salt brine spreading vehicles, which have become popular recently) since 1989, and we've developed a reputation for fast, reliable service that can weather any storm. With exceptional rates, quick credit decisions, and the easiest application process around, we can handle all manner of salt truck leasing for your company. Simply visit us at www.crestcapital.com, and we'll get you an answer quickly.

Hopper, Tailgate and Brine Spreaders

A hopper or V-box spreader sits in the truck body and feeds salt or sand to a spinner at the back; a tailgate spreader mounts on a dump truck's tailgate. Brine systems spray liquid on the road before or during a storm.

Who Uses Salt Trucks

Snow and ice management contractors, landscapers, property managers and road maintenance contractors run salt trucks.

Salt Trucks and Plow Trucks

Many salt trucks also carry a plow, so one truck clears and treats each pass. See plow truck financing.

New and Used Salt Trucks

Salt corrodes metal, so check the frame, body, brake lines and wiring for rust, the spreader's conveyor and spinner, the controls and the hydraulics before buying used.