Pallet Freight
Single-pallet and multi-pallet orders may ship by freight carrier depending on shipment size and destination.
Get clear shipping information for wholesale pallets, bulk inventory, liquidation truckloads and qualifying container programs. Freight is quoted for the specific shipment and destination so buyers receive order-relevant delivery information.

Freight rates can change based on the shipment and delivery point. Providing the right information helps make the quote more accurate and useful.
Receiving conditions can affect how freight is quoted and delivered. Tell us about the destination when requesting shipping information.
Business locations with a receiving dock or forklift can have different freight requirements than residential or limited-access destinations.
Residential deliveries may require additional carrier services depending on the shipment and destination.
If there is no loading dock or forklift, liftgate service may be needed for certain pallet deliveries. Confirm this before shipment.
Do not rely on one fixed shipping price for every pallet or truckload. Weight, dimensions, location, accessorial services and receiving conditions can all affect freight.
A little preparation helps buyers receive pallet and truckload shipments more smoothly.
Make sure the delivery address and ZIP/postal code are correct before freight is finalized.
Confirm whether your location has a dock, forklift or other equipment needed to receive the shipment.
Review the shipment when it arrives and note visible freight damage with the carrier where appropriate.
Keep your order and freight details available so you can quickly reference the shipment if questions arise.
Wholesale inventory often requires freight rather than standard parcel delivery. Buyers ordering wholesale pallets for sale, bulk merchandise or liquidation truckloads should expect shipping to be based on the actual order and destination. Pallet freight, LTL freight and full-truckload delivery each fit different shipment sizes.
For smaller wholesale orders, browse our pallet inventory. Higher-volume buyers can explore truckload liquidation inventory. Once you identify the inventory you want, send the product or load name, quantity and delivery ZIP/postal code so freight can be confirmed.
Tell us what you want shipped and where it is going. Include your receiving setup if you know whether a dock, forklift or liftgate service will be needed.
Common questions from buyers arranging wholesale pallet and truckload delivery.
Freight cost depends on the specific shipment, destination, weight, dimensions and receiving requirements. Send the product or load name and delivery ZIP/postal code for order-specific information.
LTL means less-than-truckload freight. It can be used when a shipment is too large for normal parcel delivery but does not require an entire truck trailer.
Yes. Truckload shipping is arranged for larger-volume loads and is quoted based on the specific shipment and destination.
Residential delivery may be possible depending on the shipment and carrier requirements, but it can require additional services. Tell us the delivery type when requesting a quote.
A liftgate can help lower a pallet from a freight truck when the delivery location does not have a loading dock or appropriate unloading equipment.
Provide the inventory or load name, quantity, delivery ZIP/postal code and whether the location is commercial or residential. If known, include dock, forklift or liftgate requirements.
Container-scale and export-oriented opportunities may be available for qualifying programs and buyers. Shipping requirements must be confirmed for the specific load and destination.
Check the shipment and packaging for visible freight damage and follow the carrier's delivery procedures. Keep your order and shipment information available for reference.
Send the inventory name, quantity and delivery ZIP/postal code for destination-specific freight information.