Get fleet buyers to your heavy-duty salvage inventory without the listing work
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Salvage yards selling commercial parts get matched buyer requests based on the brands and categories they carry, with no commission on the sale, just a flat monthly plan.
How it works
Set up your profile
List your vehicle types, brands, categories, and service area.
Get matched requests
Buyers looking for what you carry land in your dashboard.
Quote and message
Reply with your price, message the buyer, close the sale.
Fleet operators with aging Class 6-8 trucks and semis are actively sourcing used parts to control downtime costs, and they usually know exactly what they need before they call anyone. Demand for used Cummins ISX and ISB engines, Detroit Diesel DD15 and Series 60 units, Caterpillar C15 blocks, Eaton Fuller transmissions, and Meritor rear axles runs consistently, but those buyers have no reliable way to reach multiple heavy-duty salvage yards at once to compare availability and price. When a buyer posts a request on AnyPartsHub, they include the truck's year, make, and the specific component they need, and you respond directly through the platform with your price and availability. No relisting individual components, no fielding calls from people asking about parts you already sold last week.
What this fixes
Fleet buyers sourcing high-value drivetrain components like Cummins or Detroit Diesel engines for a Class 8 truck rarely find heavy-duty salvage yards through a Google search, so calls come in by word of mouth or not at all.
Listing individual Class 8 components on eBay requires time to photograph and describe each part, and the final value fee cuts into margin on inventory that is already priced to move fast.
Phone inquiries often arrive without enough vehicle detail to pull inventory, so counter staff spend 10 minutes collecting the VIN, engine code, and configuration before they can even check the yard.
Fleet accounts need parts sourced quickly to get trucks back on the road, but there is no straightforward way for a fleet maintenance manager to reach several salvage yards simultaneously for a quick availability check.
AnyPartsHub vs. a typical marketplace
AnyPartsHub
- 0% commission, ever
- Flat monthly plan
- You deal with the buyer directly
Typical marketplace (eBay Motors, Facebook)
- ~10-12% final value fee per sale
- Listing and relisting required
- Platform sits between you and the buyer
Frequently asked questions
You can configure your seller profile for Freightliner, Peterbilt, Kenworth, Volvo Trucks, International, Mack, Western Star, Hino, Isuzu, and others in the commercial truck category. Buyers specify the make when they post a request, so you only receive requests for brands you actually pull from.
Yes. You select the part categories you carry when setting up your profile: engines, transmissions, axles and differentials, cab and body panels, electrical components, suspension parts, and more. Requests for categories outside your selection do not reach your dashboard.
Most do. Fleet buyers and owner-operators sourcing heavy truck parts are familiar enough with their equipment to provide the engine family, transmission type, axle configuration, and mileage. Requests typically include the truck's year, make, model, and a description of what failed, so your team can check inventory without a back-and-forth before deciding whether to quote.
Nothing. You choose which requests to respond to. If you do not have the part or the pricing does not work for that request, you skip it. Your flat monthly subscription covers access to matched leads regardless of how many you respond to or pass on.
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