2011 PETERBILT 388

Sleeper Truck in Woodbridge Township, NJ 07095

585,000 mi
Diesel
Manual Transmission
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Offered by Ruben Yanguez
1 day on Sharerig

Check out this used 2011 PETERBILT 388! Transmission: Manual 18-speed ‎· Axles: Tri-axle configuration with 20,000 lb front, 22,500 lb pusher, and 46,000 lb rear axles ‎· Suspension: Air Trac ‎· Rear Ratio: 4.10 ‎· Brakes: Air brakes with Jake brake (engine brake) ‎· Wheels/Tires: All aluminum wheels with 11R24.5 tires ‎· Fuel Capacity: Diesel, dual tanks ‎· Exhaust: Dual exhaust ‎· Fifth Wheel: Air slide

Specifications

Sharerig ID
2244S4QV45
Brake System
Air
Cab Type
11R24.5
Exterior Color
Red
Engine Manufacturer
Cummins
Fleet / Stock Number
115899
Fuel Type
Diesel
GVWR Class
Class 8: 20,000 lb And Over

Rent

$1,603

/week

$2,100

/week

(with maint.)
7 days minimum rental
$2,390 security deposit

Vehicle Location

Woodbridge Township, NJ, 07095, US

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Ruben Yanguez

Joined in September 2025

Contact: Ben (Dealer)

Pete's Take

2011 PETERBILT 388 Sleeper Truck Review

The 2011 PETERBILT 388 is a solid, heavy-duty sleeper truck that has proven its reliability over its lifespan of 585,000 miles. It features a manual 18-speed transmission and runs on diesel fuel. With a tri-axle configuration and Air Trac suspension, this truck is built to handle heavy loads with ease.

Tri-Axle Configuration

One standout feature of this PETERBILT is its tri-axle configuration with impressive weight capacities - 20,000 lb front, 22,500 lb pusher, and a massive 46,000 lb rear axle. This allows for superior load distribution and handling capabilities.

Manual 18-Speed Transmission

The manual 18-speed transmission provides the driver with greater control over the vehicle's performance. It's particularly useful in hilly or mountainous terrains where more gear options can make for safer and smoother rides.

Air Trac Suspension

Air Trac suspension is another noteworthy feature of this truck. Known for providing excellent ride quality and protection to the vehicle undercarriage, it also reduces tire wear - an essential factor considering long-haul trips.

Dual Exhaust System

Finally, the dual exhaust system not only gives the truck a more robust look but also improves engine efficiency by reducing back pressure and increasing horsepower.