Let's be honest. Plenty of us spend big on paint and chrome, then park up with rusty wheel nuts and a tired old hubcap. It's like wearing a flash suit with gumboots. We've all done it. Some of us still are.

Every truck in New Zealand has a can of CRC rolling round the cab somewhere. Usually under the seat. Usually half empty. And the lid went missing about three years ago.

Every now and then a rig comes along that's had the full treatment. This International S3600 is one of them. Stripped back to bare bones, rebuilt from the chassis up, and finished with no expense spared — she's ready for a new home.

We've got some good news for you. Truck Centre is now a dealer of HELLA products, and we reckon it's one of the best additions to our range in a while.

Winter's biting and your rig's probably feeling it too. Good news — our Annual Winter Sale is nearly here, and it's the perfect time to sort out all those jobs you've been putting off, without smashing the budget. From chrome and lighting to…

Our in-house team have been around trucks their whole lives. There's not much we haven't seen, fitted, fixed up or rebuilt. Whatever you've got planned for your rig – from bolting on a new accessory to a full ground-up restoration – we've got the…

Truck Centre is the exclusive New Zealand dealer for Truckers Toy Store chrome, gold and stainless truck gear. Get the good stuff right here in Mount Maunganui.

You know the feeling. You've got a clear idea of how you want the truck to look, and the only thing standing between you and the build is whether someone, somewhere, makes the part to fit your specific model. Half the time the answer is yes, no…

There’s something about a classic Kenworth trucks that never fades. Maybe it’s the long bonnet stretching out like a promise, the unmistakable grille, or the deep rumble that feels more like a heartbeat than an engine. These rigs weren’t just built…

There’s just something about a classic Freightliner truck. The stance. The sound. The unmistakable road presence that turns heads at the truck stop and earns a nod from anyone who knows their rigs.