
In early August, a customer from Liberia placed an order with us for a batch of SITRAK C7H 6 × 4 tractors. Currently, these tractors have arrived at the port for loading and are ready for shipment. The boss has been working in the transportation industry in Liberia for nearly 20 years and has used most European and American tractor brands. Through someone else's introduction, he learned about SINOTRUK's SITRAK brand and ordered a batch of 6 × 4 tractor trucks from us to try out.
This batch of SITRAK C7H tractor adopts a 6 × 4 drive form. SITRAK C7H is a high-end heavy-duty truck developed by China National Heavy Duty Truck Group based on German MAN core assembly technology. The engine is equipped with China National Heavy Duty Truck Group's MC13 series diesel engine, which is developed based on German MAN technology. Its low-speed and high torque characteristics are suitable for complex road conditions in the local area, and it performs particularly well during heavy load starting and climbing.

The braking system is equipped with ABS anti lock braking system and hydraulic retarder, the tires are equipped with 12.00R20 steel wire tires, and the cab is equipped with air seats, multifunctional steering wheel, automatic air conditioning, etc. The comfort level of the cab also affects the driver's state and efficiency. The customer said that the driver usually travels hundreds of kilometers per trip, so the comfort of the cab is one of the aspects he cares about very much.
SITRAK brand is sold in more than 50 countries and regions in China and around the world. China National Heavy Duty Truck Group also has a sales and service network in West Africa, making customer after-sales and maintenance relatively convenient. This batch of SITRAK C7H tractors can arrive in Liberia in about a month. The customer said that if they find it suitable to use, they will gradually replace other tractors with SINOTRUK tractors.
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