LTL Freight Mexico ↔ USA
Consolidated and partial freight on scheduled services, so small and medium shipments cross the border without paying for a full trailer.
Quote Your FreightWhy Choose LTL With OTI
With less-than-truckload you pay for the space and weight your cargo uses, not for the whole trailer.
Pay for the Space You Use
Your shipment shares a trailer with other freight, which keeps costs down on smaller loads.
Scheduled Services
Consolidated departures run on schedules, so regular shipments can be planned around them.
Partial Freight Option
Too big for a typical LTL but not a full trailer? Partial freight is built for small and medium loads.
Documentation Support
In a consolidated load, one shipper's paperwork error can slow others. We review documents before pickup.
LTL Options
From a single pallet to a partial load, matched to the size of your shipment.
LTL Consolidated
Small and medium shipments consolidated into scheduled services that reduce cost while keeping reliable transit times.
Partial Freight
Cost-effective partial load options that maximize value without compromising delivery timelines.
Sprinters and Cargo Vans
Dedicated small vehicles for one to three pallets when the shipment cannot share space or wait for a consolidation.
Cross-Dock in Laredo
Consolidate and sort near the border before crossing.
Prepare Your LTL Shipment
In LTL your pallets travel next to other shippers' freight and are handled at consolidation points. A well-prepared shipment arrives in better condition and clears faster.
- Sturdy pallets and stretch wrap
- Corner protection and sealed cartons
- Labels on more than one side of each piece
- Weights and dimensions that match the paperwork
- Scheduled consolidated departures
- Pickup and delivery coordination
- Documentation review before pickup
- Quote based on weight, dimensions and route
Why Shippers Trust OTI
Credentials, coverage and a track record that matter when your cargo is worth protecting.
Certified & Verified
Cargo Insurance Coverage
$25,000–$100,000 USD in cargo insurance coverage, based on shipment value.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is LTL freight?
Less-than-truckload (LTL) means your shipment shares a trailer with freight from other shippers. You pay for the space and weight you use instead of the whole trailer.
What is the difference between LTL and partial freight?
LTL is a consolidated service on scheduled departures for smaller shipments. Partial freight is aimed at small and medium loads that are bigger than a typical LTL shipment but do not need a full trailer.
Is LTL slower than FTL?
Consolidated services follow schedules, so transit time depends on departure days and consolidation. If your delivery date is firm, consider FTL or an expedited vehicle. See FTL vs LTL: how to choose.
How is an LTL shipment priced?
Pricing depends on factors such as weight, dimensions, distance and handling needs. Share them with your request for an accurate quote.
Can LTL freight cross the border?
Yes. We move LTL shipments between Mexico, the USA and Canada. Every shipper in a consolidated load needs complete, consistent documents, so we recommend sending them to your customs broker before pickup.
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