Oversize Freight Shipping Service
Oversize Moves Managed Before Wheels Turn
Freight Service Capabilities
Built for Shipper Operations
Always Prepared For Road Hassles
Constant Tracking And Communication
Meeting Necessary Regulations
Reliable Drivers For Safety Of Your Freight

Over-Dimensional Freight
Types Of Over-Dimensional Loads
We handle over-dimensional transportation for many industries with equipment matched to the load profile and route requirements.
We frequently haul:
- · Construction freight such as bulldozers, cranes, beams, steel structures, backhoes, lift equipment, precast materials, and loaders
- · Agricultural equipment including farm machinery, tractors, and combines
- · Mining and oil field equipment
- · Manufacturing freight such as injection molding equipment and wind turbines
- · Transport equipment including boats and airplane components
- · Energy freight such as wind blades and generators
- · Miscellaneous oversized cargo including pre-assembled homes, trailer-mounted equipment, and extra-long, wide, or tall freight
Oversized Service Performance Focus
We coordinate coverage, communication, and execution so your team can plan confidently across lanes and schedules.
Use this service lane with proactive updates and practical support for exceptions, schedule changes, and delivery priorities.
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Customer Testimonials
"Once again Cowtown Logistics has provided exceptional customer service! This is the best company for the job when it comes to moving freight. They care and do a fantastic job, hands down the best I have worked with."
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the maximum width of a load that can be transported?
Generally, the maximum legal load width is 8.5 feet, which is based on the standard width of highway lanes - Interstate and major highways are typically 12 feet. However, the definition and measure of length may vary from state to state.
- What is considered an oversized load?
A consignment exceeding 8 ft 6 inches wide, 13 ft 6 inches high, and that is more than 48-53 ft in length constitutes an oversized load. Regulations differ from state to state, especially those with older and narrower roads.
- Can oversize loads travel on weekends?
The majority of states don’t allow oversized trucks to drive on weekends or during holidays. Oversized loads usually have to be off the road by noon the day before the holiday begins. We always adhere to specific state regulations.
- What are pilot cars, and when are they required?
Pilot cars escort trucks pulling over-dimensional loads. Equipped with lights and signs, they warn other vehicles of the load and keep carrier drivers informed of road and traffic conditions. In some states, they prevent other drivers from overtaking the carriers.
- When Are Permits For Oversized Load Required?
We organize permits for loads that exceed: 8 ½ ft wide 12 ½ ft tall 65 ft total length 80,000-pound gross vehicle weight 34,000-pound tandem axle weight 20,000-pound single axle weight