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Vehicle delivery options showing vans and trucks

TLX offers a multitude of Vehicle Delivery Options to our customers for delivery transport. Having so many options is perfect because we recognize transportation and delivery are not a one-size-fits-all operation for most of our customers. That’s why we’re here to help!

Our vehicle options include: See our car shipping guide.

  • Cars Great for smaller, local deliveries and quick one-time services.
  • Vans
    • We have Sprinter vans and other cargo vans, typically 16 ft in length.
    • These are a great fit for same day/next day and dedicated services.
  • Box Trucks
    • Our box trucks are generally between 24’ to 26’, depending on customer needs.
    • Box trucks are typically recommended for dedicated routes and are flexible in both local and long-distance/out-of-area delivery.
  • Tractor Trailers Tractor trailers are the perfect solution for dedicated line hauls and LTL.

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