Wheel LoaderEurope

JCB 457

20,534 kg256 hpMarket avg. €113k · 4 listed · 1 below market

Side elevationJCB 457
JCB 457 side elevation
Operating weight
20,534 kg
Length
8,523 mm
Fig · proportional to datasheet · wheel loader
Live market

4 active asks across Europe

Market avg.€113k

Asking prices land at €112k – €115k, around 127% above the market average.

NL
€107k
DK
€91k
PL
€51k
BE
€48k
DE
€42k
  • 20154,905 hrs · HU · dealer name hidden€107k
Based on 4 active dealer listings across our network.As of 2 Aug 2026

This model sits 103% above the class average across 109 peer models.

How much does a used JCB 457 cost in Europe?

Across independent European dealers, used JCB 457 listings currently run from €111,944 to €115,000, with a market average around €113,090. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 4 active listings, refreshed daily.

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MakeJCB
Model457
Specification · Comparison

How the 457 lines up in its class.

Nearest competitors auto-selected by category and weight class. Specs from manufacturer datasheets; prices from recent dealer listings.

At a glance
Weight class
21 t
18 t
25 t
Power
Engine
Cummins QSB6.7 / MTU 6R1000 (HT)
Cummins QSB6.7
Volvo D13J
Power
256–282 hp
215 hp
295 hp
Dimensions
Operating weight
19,999–20,534 kg
17,900 kg
25,000 kg
Length
8,523–8,600 mm
8,103 mm
8,580 mm
Width
2,700–2,780 mm
2,770 mm
2,930 mm
Height
3,435–3,500 mm
3,450 mm
3,510 mm
Working range
Bucket capacity
3.1–4.6 m³
3.3 m³
4 m³
Breakout force
161–165 kN
159.2 kN
201 kN
Lift height
2,924–3,000 mm
4,107 mm
4,340 mm
Drive
Travel speed
36.2–40 km/h
38.1 km/h
38 km/h
Market
Market average ask · EU
€113k
€94k
Price range
€112k€115k
€53k€105k
Active listings
4
0
24
Specs · manufacturer datasheetsPrices · recent dealer listings, trailing window
About · JCB 457

Overview

The JCB 457 is a large wheel loader in the heavy construction equipment class, with an operating weight of 20,534 kg and an engine output of 256 hp. It is equipped with a bucket capacity of 3.5 m3, positioning it for high-volume material handling tasks. The machine competes in the upper segment of the wheeled loading market alongside similarly rated equipment from established manufacturers.

Typical applications

Where this machine is used

Large wheel loaders of this class are primarily deployed in earthmoving, quarrying, bulk material handling, and heavy civil construction. They are well suited to loading trucks, managing aggregate stockpiles, and supporting infrastructure or site-preparation operations. Port handling and large-scale waste or recycling facilities also represent common working environments for machines in this weight and capacity bracket.

Used-market inspection

What to check before buying

When inspecting a used JCB 457, prioritise a thorough assessment of the drivetrain, axles, and torque converter, as these components carry the greatest load in a machine of this operating weight. Bucket wear, cutting-edge condition, and lift-arm pivot points warrant close attention given the volumes typically moved in wheel-loader applications. A verified service history, evidence of scheduled transmission and hydraulic fluid changes, and a pre-purchase inspection by a qualified technician are advisable before committing to any acquisition in this class.

Current market

Price position

In the European used market, the JCB 457 carries an average asking price of EUR 129,072, with a typical price range spanning EUR 113,472 to EUR 130,600. This positions it as a mid-to-upper value proposition within its segment. Buyers evaluating alternatives in the same class may also consider the Hyundai HL760 and the Volvo L150, both of which compete directly with the 457 for comparable applications and budgets.

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