Kentucky Used Semi-Trucks

For more than 75 years, Arrow Truck Sales has been the most trusted source for dependable, competitively priced used semi-trucks nationwide. Our used semi-trucks offer you the reliability you need at a price that fits your budget, ensuring that you can invest in a rig capable of handling everything from cross-country runs to regional routes through the Bluegrass State.

With an unmatched selection of makes, models, truck sizes, and prices, Arrow Truck Sales continues to be one of the nation’s most trusted used truck dealerships. From coast to coast, truckers rely on Arrow for quality vehicles that keep their businesses running strong. Contact your nearest Arrow dealership today to explore your local inventory.

Why Choose Arrow Truck Sales?

Year after year, Arrow Truck Sales has remained committed to excellence. Every truck on our lot receives a full inspection, routine maintenance, and any necessary repairs before it’s ever available for purchase, giving you confidence in your investment. Our 75 years in business is a testament to our dedication to quality, honesty, and customer-focused service. That’s why, even in a market filled with private sellers and other used truck dealerships, truckers continue to choose Arrow.

Our experienced sales team helps you pinpoint the right truck for your needs, works with you on customized financing, and supports you long after your purchase is complete. At Arrow Truck Sales, you’re not just buying a truck, you’re partnering with a team that truly understands the demands, pressures, and realities of life on the road.

Considerations for Hauling Freight in Kentucky

Kentucky’s terrain, climate, and major industries create several unique conditions for semi drivers. When you’re buying your truck and hitting the road, here are some things you should keep in mind:

• Rolling hills and fog-prone valleys: Much of Kentucky features gently rolling hills and low-lying valleys that often trap morning fog. Strong headlights, dependable engine braking, and transmissions built for steady hill climbs and controlled descents are essential for safe navigation.

• Weigh stations on I-65 and I-75: Kentucky has fairly strict enforcement along its major north-south freight routes. Weigh stations on I-65 and I-75 can impact timing and compliance requirements, so make sure that your truck (and your load) checks all the boxes.

• Coal and manufacturing hauls: With Kentucky’s thriving coal production, steel manufacturing, and automotive industries, many freight drivers deal with heavy industrial loads. Trucks with strong torque, reinforced suspension, and reliable cooling systems are especially important.

Our team understands what it takes to haul freight through the area, and we’re committed to helping our customers do so safely and successfully.