Refrigerated Trucks For Sale in New Mexico
3Listings
$55,250Avg Price
2018Avg Year
FreightlinerTop Make
TruckRadar lists 3 used refrigerated trucks for sale in New Mexico from Freightliner, International and other manufacturers. The average model year in NM is 2018. Average asking price is $55,250, though prices vary by mileage, configuration, and condition. Inventory is sourced directly from 2 dealers across New Mexico — not aggregators — so listings reflect real-time dealer stock. Refrigerated Trucks in NM are commonly used for grocery distribution — fresh produce, dairy, and meat to retail stores and pharmaceutical and medical supply cold chain transport. Use TruckRadar's AI-powered search to filter by make, price, mileage, year, and engine. Most New Mexico dealers offer financing through dealer programs and commercial lenders.
Popular Refrigerated Trucks Makes in New Mexico
Top Cities for Reefer Truck in New Mexico
Other Truck Types in New Mexico
2021 International MV
$36,250241,648 mi
Albuquerque, NM
2016 Freightliner M2 106
$69,750101,178 mi
Albuquerque, NM
2018 Freightliner M2 106
$59,750146,070 mi
Albuquerque, NM
Common Uses for Refrigerated Trucks in New Mexico
- Grocery distribution — fresh produce, dairy, and meat to retail stores
- Pharmaceutical and medical supply cold chain transport
- Frozen food long-haul from processing plants to distribution centers
- Restaurant and foodservice supply delivery
- Floral delivery requiring precise temperature control
- Chemical and industrial product transport requiring temperature stability
What to Look for When Buying a Reefer Truck in New Mexico
- Refrigeration unit brand — Carrier Transicold and Thermo King dominate; check unit hours (reefer units last 15,000–25,000 hours)
- Temperature range — single-temp (one zone) vs. multi-temp (up to 3 zones for different products)
- Box insulation — foam panels; check for delamination, water infiltration, and door seal condition
- Box dimensions — interior width and height determine what pallets fit; standard pallet clearance is critical
- Fuel source — diesel-powered reefer units are most common; electric standby (shore power) available for dock use
- Tractor spec — aerodynamic tractors with APU save fuel by not running the reefer in hotel mode
Reefer Truck Price Ranges in New Mexico
Reefer Truck Financing in New Mexico
Refrigerated Trucks Financing for Owner-Operators in New Mexico
Owner-operators in New Mexico can finance new and used refrigerated trucks through dealer financing programs, commercial lenders, and SBA loans. Most New Mexico dealers offer in-house financing with flexible down payments and terms from 36 to 84 months.
Commercial Truck Loan Options in NM
Financing a refrigerated truck in New Mexicois available through banks, credit unions, and specialty commercial lenders. Rates depend on credit score, down payment, and the truck's age and condition. Dealers listed on TruckRadar can connect you with financing options directly.
Fleet & Equipment Financing in NM
Fleet buyers in New Mexico can access equipment financing lines of credit for purchasing multiple refrigerated trucks. Dealers across New Mexico offer volume pricing and dedicated fleet financing programs. Contact dealers directly through each listing.
Reefer Truck Truck FAQ
How do I check the condition of a refrigeration unit on a used reefer truck?
Request the reefer unit maintenance log and pull its hour meter reading. Units with over 20,000 hours may need major overhaul soon. Run the unit through a full cool-down cycle to verify it reaches target temperature. Inspect coils, belts, and door seals. Carrier and Thermo King certified service dealers can perform a pre-purchase inspection.
What is a multi-temp reefer trailer and when do I need one?
Multi-temp trailers have two or three separate temperature zones, each with its own refrigeration circuit. They let a single trailer carry frozen goods (-10°F), fresh produce (34°F), and ambient products on the same run. Multi-temp trailers are common in grocery distribution and eliminate the need for multiple truck trips.
Do reefer trucks require any special CDL endorsements?
No special endorsement is required to drive a reefer truck beyond the standard Class A CDL (for tractor-trailers) or Class B CDL (for straight truck reefers over 26,001 lbs). Hauling certain hazardous materials (dry ice, some chemicals) may require an H endorsement.
Finding the Right Reefer Truck in New Mexico
TruckRadar.Ai aggregates refrigerated trucks for sale from dealers across New Mexico into one searchable platform. Every listing includes VIN, year, mileage, engine specs, photos, and direct dealer contact information.
Use our AI-powered search to find exactly what you need — type "used refrigerated trucks under $80k in New Mexico" or "refrigerated trucks with low miles near New Mexico" for instant results. Filter by make, model, price, mileage, engine, and more.
All refrigerated trucks listings on TruckRadar.Ai are sourced directly from New Mexico dealers — not aggregators — so you see the most accurate, up-to-date inventory available in the state. Financing options are available through most New Mexico dealers listed on our platform.