The US military said the strike took place in Deir ez-Zor. Reports have said warning shots and air-dropped leaflets were used to warn drivers of the impending strike.
The military initially reported a figure above 238 trucks, while US officials told NBC news the total was 280.
The US Department of Defense has said it will release a video of the strike later this week.
A similar strike last week destroyed another 116 oil tanker trucks. The bombings are part of a shift in tactics in the campaign against IS, which previously did not target oil facilities and equipment due to concerns over civilian casualties.
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