Determining the current value and selling price for a used trucks can depend on various factors. Here are some steps that can help you set a reasonable price:
Vehicle Assessment: Start by assessing the current condition of the vehicle. Take into account the mileage, technical condition, maintenance history and any damage or repairs. It may be helpful to have an independent inspection performed to determine the exact condition of the vehicle.
Market research: Research the market for used tractor units of similar make, model, year and features. Check out what comparable vehicles are selling for in your area or in markets you want to sell to.
Considering Extras: If your tractor-trailer has additional features or upgrades that set it apart from other comparable vehicles, they may have a higher sales value.
Age and mileage: Tractor trailers lose value over time, and mileage plays an important role. Lower mileage can mean higher sales value.
Maintenance History: A complete and well-documented maintenance history can increase the value of your vehicle by showing potential buyers that the vehicle has been well maintained.
Negotiation room: Keep in mind that buyers will often try to negotiate the price. You should therefore allow for a certain amount of room for negotiation.
Online platforms and professionals: Use online platforms and professionals such as truck export dealers or used vehicle valuation services to get a more accurate estimate of the value of your tractor trailer.
Legal aspects: Be aware of any legal requirements and documentation requirements for selling vehicles in your country or in the country you want to export to.

It is important to set the price realistically to attract potential buyers and make the sale easier. A price that is too high can deter potential buyers, while a price that is too low can reduce the value of your assets. Exact pricing may depend on market conditions, location, demand and other factors, so it may be helpful to seek professional assistance to achieve the best possible price.