Transport and freight operators
Businesses that need a truck for deliveries, haulage or freight contracts where vehicle availability directly affects revenue.
Business truck loans
Business truck loans from AUD $5,000 to $200,000 for Australian SMEs. Fund a truck, ute or heavy commercial vehicle. Check eligibility and apply.
AUD $5k-$200k
Loan range
6 months
Trading history
AUD $5k+
Monthly revenue
24 hours
Funding possible
Business truck loans help Australian SMEs fund commercial vehicles for transport, deliveries, haulage and site work. The loan is assessed against business trading history, revenue and the commercial need for the vehicle.
This funding suits operators who rely on a truck or heavy vehicle to generate income, including freight carriers, builders, landscapers and rural businesses. The key question is whether the vehicle cost and repayments fit the business cash flow.
Truck finance can cover new or used vehicles, and the loan amount should account for the purchase price, dealer fees, registration, insurance and any modifications needed for the specific business use. Heavy vehicle running costs are higher than standard vehicles, so the affordability check should include fuel, maintenance, tyres and regular servicing.
Before applying, compare the funding purpose with the basic business loan questions and make sure the amount requested is tied to a practical business outcome.
Use these details as a quick fit check before starting an application.
Requirement
Loan amount
Criteria
AUD $5,000 to $200,000
Notes
Subject to assessment
Requirement
Limited company trading history
Criteria
Minimum 6 months
Notes
Australian product criteria
Requirement
Sole trader trading history
Criteria
Minimum 6 months
Notes
Australian product criteria
Requirement
Minimum monthly revenue
Criteria
AUD $5,000
Notes
Recent trading revenue
Requirement
Common uses
Criteria
Cash flow, stock, wages, tax bills, equipment, marketing and growth
Notes
Business purposes only
Businesses that need a truck for deliveries, haulage or freight contracts where vehicle availability directly affects revenue.
Builders, landscapers and civil contractors who need a truck to move equipment, materials or waste between sites.
Farms, agribusinesses and regional operators who need a truck for stock, feed, produce or equipment transport.
Approval depends on lender assessment. These are the practical points that usually matter.
SimplyFunded checks for at least 6 months trading and AUD $5,000 monthly revenue before assessing truck funding fit.
A clear explanation of how the truck generates or supports business income helps the assessment move faster.
Repayments plus fuel, insurance, registration, maintenance and tolls must fit within ordinary business revenue.
A truck loan should be matched to the income the vehicle helps generate, not just the purchase price.
Higher purchase prices mean higher repayments, so compare the vehicle cost against expected contract or job revenue.
Maintenance and registration costs for heavy vehicles can be significant and should be included in the affordability check.
Truck finance works best when the vehicle has a clear connection to business income. A delivery contract, regular haulage route or confirmed project pipeline makes the funding request easier to assess than a general need for a bigger vehicle.
The loan amount should cover the vehicle purchase plus necessary on-road costs, but no more. Over-borrowing for a truck that is larger or more expensive than needed can strain cash flow without adding proportional income.
Ongoing costs matter more for trucks than for lighter vehicles. Fuel, registration, insurance, servicing, tyres and tolls can add up to a significant monthly amount. The loan repayment plus these running costs should still leave room for other business expenses.
If the truck will replace an existing vehicle, factor in the sale price of the current vehicle or any remaining finance. This gives a clearer picture of the net funding requirement.
A short written note explaining the vehicle purpose, expected usage and how it connects to confirmed or recurring income can make the application faster to review.
A courier business needs AUD $48,000 for a delivery truck to service a new logistics contract with regular route work.
A builder needs AUD $36,000 for a tipper truck to move materials and waste between commercial sites.
A farm business needs AUD $42,000 for a truck to move livestock and feed during seasonal periods.
You can also review business loan FAQs or speak with the team through the contact page.
Yes, used trucks can be financed subject to age, condition, kilometres and business profile. Criteria vary by lender.