Key highlights
- Fund a light truck and trailer on one facility
- Streamlines paperwork into a single, predictable repayment
- New and used trailers can often be included
- 80+ lenders compared for the right approach
- Soft check to quote — no credit-score impact
If your work needs both a light truck and a trailer, you may be able to fund them together rather than arranging two separate loans. Combining assets can streamline your paperwork and give you a single, predictable repayment.
Can you finance a truck and trailer together?
Many lenders on the panel will consider a light truck and a trailer on the one facility, particularly where both are used for the same business. This can be simpler than juggling multiple loans and may make budgeting easier with a single repayment schedule.
What do lenders consider for a trailer?
Assessors look at the combined value, the type and age of both assets, and how they support your business use. New and used trailers can often be included, subject to lender criteria and satisfactory valuation. Some lenders cap the number or value of assets on one facility.
Should you bundle a truck and trailer?
Whether it is better to bundle the assets or keep them separate depends on your cash flow, the lenders involved and your longer-term plans. Overdrive can compare structures across the panel so the arrangement suits how you actually operate.
Need a truck and trailer sorted together? Simon Kendrick can find the right approach for you. Request an obligation-free Overdrive quote. It is a soft check that will not affect your credit score.
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