Truck dealer · Aylett, Virginia
Trucks that go to work Monday morning
Abbott Truck Sales sits right on the Richmond Tappahannock Highway. Pull in, walk the rows, look under the hood, and ask whatever you want to ask before a dollar changes hands.
- Where
- Route 360, Aylett VA
- Google rating
- 4.7 from 22 reviews
- Call
- (804) 769-0039
What buyers say on Google
On the ground
Kick the tires. Crawl underneath. Take your time.
Buying a truck is not a web transaction. It is a walk-around: reading the frame, checking the bed floor, listening to a cold start, sitting in the seat you are going to spend your days in. The lot is set up so you can do exactly that, with room to swing a trailer in and out.
- Straight answers about condition
- Space to look a truck over properly
- Easy in and out off Route 360
- Talk to someone who knows the truck
Start to keys
Four steps, no runaround
Tell us the job
Hauling equipment, running a crew, farm work, a daily driver that can pull. What the truck has to do decides what is worth looking at.
See what is on the lot
Inventory turns over, so call before you drive out and we will tell you what is sitting here right now instead of what sold last week.
Look it over
Open the hood, check the bed, read the mileage, drive it. Bring a mechanic or a friend who knows trucks if that is how you buy.
Make the deal
Price and paperwork discussed face to face, so you leave knowing exactly what you bought and what you paid for it.
What you will be looking at
Questions we get on the phone
Call (804) 769-0039 and ask. Stock changes as trucks come and go, and a phone call saves you a drive if the one you want has already moved.
Yes. Nobody should buy a work truck they have not driven. Let us know when you are coming so the truck you want to try is ready to go.
6987 Richmond Tappahannock Highway in Aylett — Route 360, between Richmond and Tappahannock, with room to get a trailer in and turned around.
Bring whoever you trust. We would rather you look a truck over hard now than wonder about it later.
Call ahead, then come see it
One phone call tells you what is on the lot today and when somebody will be here to walk it with you.