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Freight within the United States, step by step.
LTL freight for pallets
Less-than-truckload (LTL) carriers combine your pallet with other shipments on the same truck. It is the most common way to ship one to a few pallets.
Cost depends on distance, weight, pallet dimensions, freight class and delivery options. Transit times usually run several business days after pickup.
Pallet staged for LTL pickup
What affects your freight price
- Distance from our location to your delivery address
- Total weight and number of pallets
- Freight class, based on density and handling
- Accessorials: liftgate, residential delivery, appointment, inside delivery
- Delivery timing and carrier capacity
Delivery day checklist
- Be present or have someone receive the pallets.
- Check the pallet count and wrap condition before signing.
- Photograph any damage and note it on the bill of lading.
- Message us the same day if anything is wrong.
Careful notes on the delivery receipt make a claim with the carrier much easier.
Wrapped appliance boxes on a pallet
Truckload and multi-pallet orders
For three or more pallets, ask us to compare LTL against a dedicated truck. A full truck can be cheaper per pallet and is often faster because there are no intermediate stops.
Have a question about a lot?
Message us with the item number. We reply with photos, availability and a freight quote.
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