New-truck sales
Confirm the branch is authorised for the exact brand and can quote the completed truck—not only a bare cab chassis.
Australian commercial truck directory
Truck dealers in Australia
Start with the workshop network, not only the sales yard. Use the state and city guides below to research selected new-truck sales, service and parts locations, then verify the exact franchise, model support and workshop capability directly.
Truck dealer maps by state and city
Each guide distinguishes the locations and support roles that could be verified publicly. A dealer selling one brand may service another, and a parts outlet may not offer new sales.
New South Wales
Sydney: Arndell Park, Huntingwood, Smeaton Grange, Prestons, Narellan and other western and south-western truck clusters.
Open Sydney dealer map →Victoria
Melbourne and regional Victoria: selected sales and support starting points across major truck brands.
Open Victoria dealer map →Queensland
Brisbane, Toowoomba, Townsville and Cairns: compare metropolitan and regional support before choosing a brand.
Open Queensland dealer map →Western Australia
Perth and regional WA: selected sales, service and parts points including major freight and resource corridors.
Open WA dealer map →South Australia
Adelaide, Port Augusta and Mount Gambier: research metro and regional workshop coverage.
Open SA dealer map →Canberra and ACT
Fyshwick, Hume and nearby Queanbeyan: include practical cross-border support in the shortlist.
Open ACT dealer map →Northern Territory
Darwin and Alice Springs: verify parts logistics, recovery arrangements and remote support.
Open NT dealer map →Tasmania
Hobart, Launceston, Devonport and Burnie: compare sales branches with service-and-parts locations.
Open Tasmania dealer map →A dedicated statewide NSW map is still being researched. The current NSW guide focuses on Greater Sydney and should not be treated as a complete list of Newcastle, Wollongong or regional dealers.
Find an authorised truck dealer by brand
For the latest franchise status, begin with the manufacturer's official locator. Then use the location guides above to compare distance and practical support.
| Truck group | Australian ranges to research | Official dealer starting point |
|---|---|---|
| Isuzu | N, F, FX and FY Series | Isuzu dealer finder ↗ |
| Hino | 300, 500 and 700 Series | Hino dealer network ↗ |
| Fuso | Canter, Fighter and Shogun | Fuso dealer locator ↗ |
| Volvo Group | Volvo, Mack and UD | Volvo Group support ↗ |
| PACCAR | Kenworth and DAF | Kenworth dealer network ↗ |
| Daimler Truck | Mercedes-Benz and Freightliner | Daimler Truck locator ↗ |
| Penske | MAN, Western Star and Dennis Eagle support pathways | Penske locations ↗ |
| SITRAK | G5S, G7S and C9H | SITRAK dealer finder ↗ |
Choose a dealer by the support you need
Service and warranty
Ask whether the workshop can perform scheduled work, software updates and warranty repairs on the exact model and completed body.
Parts and downtime
Check critical local stock, after-hours contacts, mobile service, towing or recovery and parts lead times from another state.
Used-truck inspection
Separate the seller from an independent inspection. Verify service history, recalls, emissions equipment, body condition and finance status.
What to prepare before contacting a truck dealer
- Freight, body or trailer type, typical and maximum load, and required payload.
- Annual kilometres, route, gradients, stop-start use, site access and operating hours.
- Required GVM, GCM, axle arrangement, licence limits and any road-access constraints.
- Body, tail lift, crane, PTO, hydraulics, safety equipment, fuel, driver and accessories.
- Required delivery date, finance basis, warranty, service plan and replacement horizon.
Request comparable written quotes showing completed tare, estimated payload and axle loads. A lower cab-chassis price can disappear after body, compliance, delivery and downtime requirements are included.