Finding a reliable HOWO dealer in Kenya is essential when purchasing a tipper, prime mover, cargo truck, water bowser or concrete mixer. Buyers need more than an attractive price: genuine documentation, spare-parts availability, warranty coverage, financing and dependable after-sales service can determine whether the truck becomes profitable.

Image of a Sino Truck by Wycliff Muimi 

Several Kenyan companies currently market SINOTRUK HOWO trucks, including Printan Limited, Runda Heavy Industries, CFAO Mobility Kenya and TNL Motors. Buyers should compare their available models, specifications and ownership packages before choosing a dealer.

Is HOWO the Same as SINOTRUK?

Yes. HOWO is one of the commercial-truck brands manufactured by China National Heavy Duty Truck Group, commonly known as SINOTRUK.

Popular configurations in Kenya include:

  • HOWO H2 and H3 light trucks

  • HOWO MAX

  • HOWO TX

  • HOWO NX

  • Prime movers

  • Tipper and dump trucks

  • Rigid cargo trucks

  • Concrete mixers

  • Water and fuel bowsers

The right model depends on the payload, route, terrain, body type and work the truck will perform.

Printan Limited

Printan Limited is a Nairobi-based SINOTRUK HOWO distributor located along Mombasa Road. In 2025, SINOTRUK and Printan jointly introduced the HOWO MAX series to the Kenyan market.

The HOWO MAX targets operators involved in long-distance freight, construction and heavy commercial transport. Customers can also enquire about other configurations, available financing, spare parts and maintenance support.

Public contact: +254 705 033333
Email: info@printan.co.ke
Location: Mombasa Road, Nairobi

Truck availability and prices can change, so request a written quotation showing the exact model, horsepower, axle configuration, body specification, warranty and total on-the-road cost.

Runda Heavy Industries Limited

Runda Heavy Industries Limited is listed within SINOTRUK’s international distributor and service network as a 4S operation. In the automotive industry, 4S generally represents sales, spare parts, service and customer information or feedback.

The company has marketed SINOTRUK models such as the HOWO H2, H3 and TX430. Buyers should confirm which units are currently available and whether the advertised price includes the body, registration, insurance or financing charges.

Public sales contact: +254 703 643113
Location: Gold Rock Building, Mombasa Road, Nairobi

Before paying a deposit, visit the dealership, inspect the physical truck and ensure the quotation and payment account belong to the registered business.

CFAO Mobility Kenya

CFAO Mobility Kenya distributes and services SINOTRUK HOWO trucks alongside several other vehicle brands. CFAO has promoted the HOWO H2 and H3 light-duty trucks for businesses requiring smaller commercial vehicles.

Its SINOTRUK operation highlights pre-delivery quality checks, after-sales support and access to a wider regional network. This may appeal to corporate fleets and buyers who prioritise structured maintenance support.

Toll-free contact: 0800 723 222
Mobile contact: +254 703 222555
Email: enquirieskenya@cfao.com

Ask whether the quoted package includes a warranty, scheduled service, driver orientation and roadside assistance.

TNL Motors

TNL Motors also markets SINOTRUK HOWO commercial trucks in Kenya, with published locations in Nairobi, Athi River, Windsor and Mombasa.

Head office: TNL Centre, Bandari Road, off Dunga Road
Athi River: Mombasa Road opposite Athi Steel Plant
Telephone: +254 721 554822 or +254 729 153547
Email: info@tnl.co.ke

TNL’s multiple locations may be convenient for customers comparing trucks or seeking support outside central Nairobi. Buyers should confirm current branches and stock before travelling.

HOWO Truck Prices in Kenya

Interior cabin of a Howo Truck by RUNDA HEAVY Industries LTD

The price of a HOWO truck depends on its model, engine output, axle configuration, body type, condition and financing structure. Light-duty rigid trucks normally cost less than heavy tippers and prime movers.

Online listings should only be treated as starting points. Ask every dealer for an itemised quotation covering:

  • Truck and chassis price

  • Cargo, tipper or tanker body

  • VAT and registration

  • Insurance

  • Tracking device

  • Financing fees and interest

  • Warranty period

  • Initial service costs

  • Delivery charges

A small deposit may look attractive, but the total repayment can be substantially higher than the cash price.

What Should You Check Before Buying?

Image of a Howo 33 seater bus by Wycliff Muimi

Confirm the truck’s chassis and engine numbers against its documents. Inspect the manufacturing year, tyre specifications, payload, fuel system and compatibility with locally available spare parts.

You should also establish who will honour the warranty. A seller may supply a genuine HOWO truck without necessarily operating the workshop responsible for warranty repairs.

For financed trucks, request the deposit, monthly instalment, repayment period, interest calculation and total amount payable in writing. Profitability should be assessed against confirmed transport or construction contracts—not against optimistic income projections supplied during the sale.

Which HOWO Dealer Should You Choose?

Interior cabin of a Howo Truck by RUNDA HEAVY Industries LTD

Your choice will mainly depend on your budget, the truck you need and how comfortable you feel dealing with the seller. Compare quotations from Printan, Runda Heavy Industries, CFAO Mobility and TNL Motors, then consider their financing terms, warranty and after-sales support.

Image  of a Howo Truck by RUNDA HEAVY Industries LTD

If a brand-new HOWO exceeds your budget, you can also consider a locally used truck. Used trucks are generally cheaper, but arrange an independent mechanical inspection and confirm the ownership documents before paying. Choose the option that matches your workload and budget rather than selecting a truck based only on the dealer’s name or the advertised depo.