HOWO 6x6 All-Wheel-Drive Tipper Truck
All-wheel drive · 336–371 hp · about 20 m³ body
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The HOWO 6x6 tipper drives all three axles, so it keeps moving on mud, sand and steep site tracks where a 6x4 gets stuck. It is used on mine sites, in quarries and on rural road projects in the rainy season.
Typical export builds use a SINOTRUK WD615 engine at 336 or 371 hp, the HW19710 gearbox with a transfer case and a body of about 19–20 m³ with thick floor steel. We confirm the exact build, tyres and body on the quotation.
At a glance
- Engine
- SINOTRUK WD615 · 336–371 hp (typical)
- Drive
- 6x6 all-wheel drive
- Gearbox
- HW19710 10-speed + transfer case
- Body volume
- About 19–20 m³ (typical)
- Tyres
- 12.00R20 (typical)
Price on request: this model is quoted by configuration. See HOWO 371 guide prices or used and refurbished HOWO trucks.
Choosing this configuration
All-wheel drive costs more and uses more fuel. Choose the 6x6 only where a 6x4 regularly gets stuck; for firm haul roads a 6x4 or 8x4 tipper carries the same load for less.
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Specifications
| Engine | SINOTRUK WD615.69 336 hp or WD615.47 371 hp, Euro II |
| Drive | 6x6 with driven front axle and transfer case |
| Gearbox | SINOTRUK HW19710 manual, 10 forward / 2 reverse |
| Cargo body | About 19–20 m³; floor about 12 mm, sides about 10 mm on common builds |
| Tipping | Front-lift hydraulic cylinder |
| Tyres | 12.00R20, off-road tread |
| Fuel tank | 300 L |
Typical export build, checked against manufacturer and market listings in October 2026. Your quotation confirms the exact specification before you pay.
Configuration details and checks
The 6x6 tipper uses a driven front axle as well as two driven rear axles. Its transfer case and front driveline require separate checks from those on a 6x4 road tipper.
| Application | Assess traction, ground clearance and turning space for the actual access roads. Six-wheel drive does not establish a safe payload or slope limit. |
|---|---|
| Body matching | Confirm the body, lifting system and chassis dimensions from the R Trucks specification and final order. |
What to confirm before ordering
- Ask for a demonstration of transfer-case selection and the fitted differential locks.
- Confirm tyre compatibility across the driven axles and inspect front axle joints.
- Provide site photographs, ground conditions and the intended loaded route.
Reference examples describe possible equipment, rather than current stock. The written quotation confirms the engine, chassis, body and included equipment for your order.
Options
- Left- or right-hand drive
- Engine 336 or 371 hp
- Body size and steel to your material
What the HOWO 6x6 All-Wheel-Drive Tipper Truck is used for
- Mine and quarry pits with soft or steep ground
- Rural road building in the rainy season
- Off-road earthmoving
- Sites without hard haul roads
Before ordering, check material density, legal payload, body volume, axle limits, tyre specification, road condition, and tipping-site stability. We confirm the exact configuration in the written quotation and proforma invoice before you pay a deposit.
Condition and warranty
- Brand new: factory order
- Refurbished 6x6 units: quoted when available
R Trucks and Heavy Machinery provides a 12-month warranty on the engine, gearbox and rear axle of new and refurbished trucks; wear parts are not covered. Your written sales contract confirms the coverage and exclusions. Your quotation states the condition, the work done and the parts replaced.
Before the balance payment, ask for dated photos and a video call of the actual truck: chassis, cab, engine bay, gearbox, axles, tyres and odometer. Independent inspection by SGS, Bureau Veritas or another inspector is welcome.
Export documents and shipping
We supply the commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and Certificate of Origin. Destination inspection and conformity documents depend on your country: check steering side, emission standard, vehicle age limits, duties and registration rules with a licensed clearing agent before ordering.
Delivery to a Chinese port takes 30 to 45 working days after the deposit. Trucks normally ship by RoRo, or by flat-rack where RoRo is not available. Prices are EXW Jining; sea freight is quoted separately when the truck is ready to ship.
What to include in your quote request
- • Destination country and preferred port
- • Quantity and required delivery timing
- • New, remanufactured, or refurbished condition
- • Left-hand drive or right-hand drive
- • Cargo, payload, body, or equipment requirement
- • Route, road surface, gradients, and climate
- • Required emission standard and inspection scheme
- • Preferred engine, gearbox, tyres, and options
Reference model: Sinotruk HOWO 6x6 All-Wheel-Drive Tipper Truck. Final availability and specifications are confirmed in writing for the actual unit or factory order.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a HOWO 6x6 tipper?
Price on request. Send the quantity, condition, drive side and destination port, and we reply with an EXW Jining quotation.
When do I need a 6x6 instead of a 6x4?
When your trucks regularly work on mud, loose sand or steep unpaved tracks. On firm roads a 6x4 does the same work with lower fuel and tyre costs.
Can I get the exact truck specification before payment?
Yes. Ask for the chassis model, engine, gearbox, axles, wheelbase, tyres, body or equipment, condition, price, Incoterm, and delivery schedule in the quotation and proforma invoice. Do not rely only on a general catalogue description.
Can an independent company inspect the truck?
Yes. Independent pre-shipment inspection is welcome. The inspection scope should compare the actual truck with the signed specification and record identification plates, condition, operation, dimensions, and visible defects.
Is the displayed specification guaranteed for every unit?
No. It describes common configurations. Stock and factory-order specifications can vary. Only the final written sales documents and inspection record define the truck being supplied.
