Tipper Truck Leasing
Tipper truck leasing and finance deals on any vehicle of your choice. If you already have a tipper truck in mind, then simply get in touch and we can provide you a same day finance quotation. Alternatively, if you haven’t yet found the truck you are looking for then we can help. Partnering with a range of specialist truck dealers, we can help source your vehicle. This combined with our industry leading tipper truck leasing options, means we can deliver an all-in-one solution to save you time and money.
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What is a tipper truck?
A tipper truck is a type of flatbed with an open load area that makes them perfect for transporting large items or equipment. The difference between a tipper and a regular flabed is that a tipper truck has a hydraulic arm that raises the bed at the front in order to tip the content out the rear. Some tipper trucks can also tip their load out to either side.
Here at HAF, we have provided tipper truck leasing and finance agreements for all types of businesses. You may be a construction company, agricultural, forestry or work within horticultural sectors. Depending on which industry you are from you will have different requirements and priorities for your tipper truck. Payload, price and durability are three key considerations. If you need any advice on which tipper truck is best suited for your business, please get in touch. HAF can help answer your questions and provide the finance to break the cost down into affordable monthly payments.
Different manufacturers prioritise different aspects of the tipper truck. The new ‘Ready to Run’ Tipper by Citroen is a great option to consider. It is available in two versions, either the L2 Single Cab or L3 Crew Cab. It has been manufactured from high tensile steel to resist denting from bulk loads, whilst also allowing for the vehicle to be light and robust.
Another great manufacturer of tipper trucks is Volkswagen. Bringing us the ‘Crafter Tipper’. Available in a single or double cab, with front or rear wheel drive, the Tipper’s high-strength steel platform will make light work of your heavy loads. Striking a balance between payload and durability it aims to achieve maximum payload without compromising on material.
Why Use HAF?
As industry leaders in the asset finance industry, we have a dedicated team that specialise in hard asset finance. Partnering alongside suppliers and providing direct finance to customers. We can provide leading rates, professional advice and connections to some of the best suppliers and manufacturers of equipment and vehicles. Saving you time and effort by delivering an all-in-one solution. Perfect for any business looking to acquire hard assets in the most affordable way possible.
The sectors we specialise in include commercial vehicles, manufacturing equipment, plant equipment, machinery, construction vehicles and agricultural machinery/vehicles.
Financing hard assets provides finance companies with good security as the assets tend to retain value for many years, even at the end of their lease. This combined with our access to a diverse portfolio of funders means we can provide you a bespoke and affordable finance option.
Key points
- We can source your vehicle
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Offer a range of flexible
finance options - Provide industry leading rates
- Both new and used vehicles
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Offer years of industry
experience
Benefits of Tipper Truck Leasing & Finance
Asset finance is most commonly used to acquire hard assets. A hard asset is a tangible/physical asset with fundamental value that are normally held for the long term. Like recovery trucks they are often key to the businesses operations but are expensive in value. These are two of the key reasons why most businesses look to use a hard asset finance facility. There are also a range of benefits that come with this option:
Protect Cash Flow
Keep cash in the business and invest in areas that will produce a return on investment. Obtain the vehicle that is necessary for your business with little to no upfront cost.
Fixed Repayments
Perfect for financial planning and selecting a finance package that is affordable for your business.
No Large Upfront Cost
No need to invest large sums upfront, however this is an option if you wish to reduce monthly payments.
Quick Access
If you need a recovery truck urgently but don’t have the immediate cash available, finance allows you to obtain the asset immediately without having to wait for the cash reserves.
Access to Higher Spec Vehicles
No need to compromise on the vehicle you select. The difference in a newer or higher spec vehicle can often be a very small increase in monthly payments.
HAF Finance
Here we have the four agreement types used for recovery truck finance and all hard assets. Here at HAF, we will guide you through all options and help you select the most suitable for your business.
Finance Options
Hire Purchase
Hire Purchase (HP) are monthly rental instalments where at the end of the term you have the option to purchase the asset outright or simply return it. Payments can be structured to align with your cash flow which could mean a small upfront payment or larger to reduce monthly payments.
Finance Lease
A finance lease is a leasing agreement which involves renting the asset over an agreed period of 1-5 years. A popular method due to the significant tax advantages. At the end of the agreement, you have four options: Hand the asset back to us at HAF, purchase the asset outright, continue paying the monthly payments or take out a new lease.
Operating Lease
An operating lease is an agreement to use and operate an asset without the transfer of ownership. Often used for high value assets, the rental is at an agreed rate and time period. The rental will not cover the full cost of the asset, therefore at the end of the agreement a residual value is offered by the funder which allows you to buy the asset minus the lease rentals paid so far.
Business Contract Hire
Business contract hire is a popular finance option used for company cars. The vehicle is leased over an agreed period from 2-5 years. At the end of the agreement, the vehicle is handed back to the finance company. A simple agreement often used for brand new vehicles, sometimes used with no upfront fee just monthly instalments.
Types of Trucks
