Service
Truckload Freight
Truckload (FTL) moves your freight on a dedicated trailer from origin to destination with no terminal stops. It is the right choice when you have more than roughly 12 pallets, high-value or fragile goods, or a delivery window that cannot absorb terminal delays.
Key specs at a glance
- Typical capacity
- Up to 45,000 lbs / 26 skids
- Transit
- ~500 miles per day
- Equipment
- Dry van, reefer, flatbed
When to use truckload freight
- 10+ pallets or 15,000+ lbs
- Fragile or high-value freight
- Tight delivery windows
- Production line replenishment
What it costs and what drives the rate
Rates on truckload freight move with lane balance, fuel, seasonality, and how much notice you give. Freight booked three or more days out consistently prices lower than same-day coverage on the same lane. Accessorials such as liftgate, driver assist, detention, and tarping are quoted separately, and we list them on the rate confirmation rather than surprising you on the invoice.
The fastest way to a firm number is a complete freight description: origin and destination ZIP, commodity, weight, dimensions or pallet count, and the pickup window.
Frequently asked questions
When is truckload cheaper than LTL?
Usually at six or more pallets, and almost always at ten or more. Compare total cost per pallet, not the linehaul rate alone — LTL adds accessorials and rehandling risk.
Can I get same-day truckload capacity?
Often yes on major lanes. Give us the pickup window, commodity, and weight and we will confirm covered capacity, typically within an hour.
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Get a truckload freight quote
Send us the lane, commodity, weight, and pickup window. You will get a firm rate and confirmed capacity, usually within the hour during business hours.