Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) Shipping
Affordable and Efficient Freight for Partial Loads
What is LTL Shipping?
LTL (Less-Than-Truckload) shipping is designed for shipments that do not require a full trailer. It’s a shared freight solution where multiple shippers use space on the same truck, optimizing cost and transit efficiency.
LAX Freight offers nationwide LTL coverage, consolidating freight in a secure, scheduled network with real-time tracking and responsive customer support. What is LTL shipping? It’s a very convenient way to have one’s goods transferred at a reasonable prices.
When Should You Choose LTL?
- Shipments between 150 and 15,000 pounds
- Palletized goods, crates, or boxes
- Flexible delivery schedules
- Budget-sensitive shipping
- Multi-location delivery coordination
LTL Services Offered by LAX Freight
- Nationwide LTL coverage
- Scheduled pickup & delivery
- Liftgate, inside delivery, and residential access
- Freight class optimization
- Cross-docking & warehousing options
- Shipment consolidation and pool distribution
We offer flexible routing with secure handling and transparent transit timelines.
Advantages of LTL Freight Shipping
Get Quote NowLower cost than FTL for smaller loads
Minimized shipping waste and environmental impact
Scheduled delivery windows
Custom accessorial services (liftgate, limited access, etc.)
Real-time status updates via tracking portals
How LTL Rates Are Calculated
LTL shipping rates depend on the following factors:
- Freight class and dimensions
- Weight and number of pallets
- Distance to delivery point
- Additional services (residential, liftgate, appointment delivery)
LAX Freight provides upfront, transparent LTL quotes customized to your shipment’s needs.
Why Choose LAX Freight for LTL?
Access to top LTL carriers nationwide
API/EDI-enabled shipment visibility
Dedicated account reps for volume shippers
Competitive LTL rates with reliable on-time performance
Seamless multi-location routing and returns
FAQ
What is the weight limit for LTL?
Typically between 150 and 15,000 lbs. Heavier shipments may be better suited for FTL.
Can I ship to residential addresses?
Yes. We offer residential LTL delivery with liftgate service and appointment scheduling.
Is LTL shipping insured?
Yes. Basic carrier liability is included, with additional insurance available on request.
What’s the difference between LTL and FTL?
LTL shares truck space with other freight; FTL dedicates an entire trailer to your shipment.
How do I prepare my LTL freight shipping?
Use standard pallets, secure freight with stretch wrap or straps, and label each piece.