LTL shipping near me means less-than-truckload: one or more pallets that do not need an entire trailer. Stretch XL Freight LLC, based at 119 Morey Ln, Easley, SC 29642 (USDOT 4409725, MC 01732149), arranges LTL pickup near you through FMCSA-vetted carriers. We are a broker, not a local LTL terminal in every market.
Post the shipment on our guest post-a-load form and choose LTL or describe the pallet count and weight. No account is required. Phone: 855-564-4788.
When LTL is the right call
- You have pallet freight that will not fill a 53-foot trailer.
- You can accept a longer transit than a dedicated truckload, or you want to pay for space used rather than the whole trailer.
- The pieces are stackable or clearly measurable (length, width, height, weight) so carriers can price the shipment.
If the freight is time-critical, needs a reserved trailer, or is close to filling the truck, expedited or full truckload may be a better fit. The quote form is the same either way. For a general cost-per-mile estimate, use the freight rate calculator — then get a real LTL bid, because LTL pricing is not a simple per-mile number.
How to post an LTL load
Include pickup and delivery cities, pickup date, pallet count, weight, dimensions, and any liftgate or appointment needs. That is enough for carriers to bid. You pick the bid; nothing is booked until you accept it.
LTL freight in major cities
See also freight shipping services and freight by state.
FAQ
What is LTL shipping?
Less-than-truckload shipping moves pallet freight that does not require a full trailer. Your shipment shares trailer space with other freight on a carrier’s network.
Do you pick up LTL near me?
We arrange pickup near your origin with FMCSA-vetted carriers. Our office is in Easley, South Carolina; we do not run an LTL terminal in every city.
How do I get an LTL quote?
Post the load on stretchxlfreight.com/quotes/ with weight, dimensions, and pallet count. You will see carrier bids before you book. No account is required.
Is LTL the same as a freight rate per mile?
Usually not. LTL is typically priced from freight class, weight, cubes, and the lane — not a simple per-mile truckload rate. Use the quote form for an actual bid.