Tow Trucks For Sale in Oregon
2Listings
2024Avg Year
MackTop Make
TruckRadar lists 2 used tow trucks for sale in Oregon from Mack and other manufacturers. The average model year in OR is 2024. Inventory is sourced directly from 1 dealers across Oregon — not aggregators — so listings reflect real-time dealer stock. Tow Trucks in OR are commonly used for roadside accident and breakdown recovery for passenger vehicles and heavy-duty wrecker recovery for disabled tractor-trailers and buses. Use TruckRadar's AI-powered search to filter by make, price, mileage, year, and engine. Most Oregon dealers offer financing through dealer programs and commercial lenders.
Popular Tow Trucks Makes in Oregon
Top Cities for Tow Truck in Oregon
Other Truck Types in Oregon
Common Uses for Tow Trucks in Oregon
- Roadside accident and breakdown recovery for passenger vehicles
- Heavy-duty wrecker recovery for disabled tractor-trailers and buses
- Rotator wreckers for overturned or off-road heavy vehicle recovery
- Rollback carriers for damage-free transport of vehicles (repo, impound, auto transport)
- Equipment relocation — moving construction machinery and lowboys
What to Look for When Buying a Tow Truck in Oregon
- Wrecker type — wheel-lift, integrated, conventional, or rotator (heavy recovery)
- Boom and winch rating — rated in tons; match to the heaviest vehicles you plan to recover
- Underlift reach — how far the underlift extends behind the truck to access disabled vehicles
- Carrier length — 19 ft and 22 ft are common rollback lengths for standard vehicles
- Chassis class — light-duty (Class 4–5 for cars), medium-duty (Class 6–7 for light trucks), heavy-duty (Class 8 for tractor-trailers)
- Under-reach and sling equipment — condition of recovery straps, chains, and J-hooks
Tow Truck Price Ranges in Oregon
New
$90,000–$600,000+ depending on type (light rollback vs. heavy rotator)
Tow Truck Financing in Oregon
Tow Trucks Financing for Owner-Operators in Oregon
Owner-operators in Oregon can finance new and used tow trucks through dealer financing programs, commercial lenders, and SBA loans. Most Oregon dealers offer in-house financing with flexible down payments and terms from 36 to 84 months.
Commercial Truck Loan Options in OR
Financing a tow truck in Oregonis 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 OR
Fleet buyers in Oregon can access equipment financing lines of credit for purchasing multiple tow trucks. Dealers across Oregon offer volume pricing and dedicated fleet financing programs. Contact dealers directly through each listing.
Tow Truck Truck FAQ
What is a rotator wrecker and when is it used?
A rotator wrecker has a 360-degree rotating boom that can reach under, around, and behind obstacles to recover vehicles in any position. It is the most capable and expensive type of wrecker, used for overturned tractor-trailers, vehicles in ditches or embankments, and complex accident recoveries where a standard wrecker cannot reach or reposition effectively.
Do tow truck operators need a special license?
Operating a tow truck over 26,001 lbs GVWR requires a Class B CDL (or Class A if pulling a trailer). Many states require additional tow operator licensing or certification through programs like the Towing and Recovery Association of America (TRAA). Insurance requirements are also significantly higher than standard commercial trucking.
Finding the Right Tow Truck in Oregon
TruckRadar.Ai aggregates tow trucks for sale from dealers across Oregon 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 tow trucks under $80k in Oregon" or "tow trucks with low miles near Oregon" for instant results. Filter by make, model, price, mileage, engine, and more.
All tow trucks listings on TruckRadar.Ai are sourced directly from Oregon dealers — not aggregators — so you see the most accurate, up-to-date inventory available in the state. Financing options are available through most Oregon dealers listed on our platform.