Truckload liquidation
Full trailer loads of retail returns, overstock and shelf-pulls, priced per load with the freight included.
What a liquidation truckload is
A liquidation truckload is a full trailer of merchandise sold as one lot. Depending on the goods it arrives floor-loaded, with cartons stacked to the roof, or on skids, typically twenty-four to twenty-six of them. The listing states which, because it changes what you need at the receiving end.
Truckload buying gives you the lowest cost per unit available in this trade. It also concentrates risk: you are buying one decision at scale rather than several small ones, and there is no way to sample it first.
What you need at your end
A dock or forklift
Not optional at this size. A full trailer cannot be unloaded by hand at the kerb.
Warehouse space
Twenty-six skids is a bay, not a garage. Plan where it goes before it lands.
Sorting capacity
Days of work, not an afternoon. Unsorted stock is capital doing nothing.
A proven channel
Buy truckloads in categories you have already sold profitably by the pallet.
Truckload questions
How much does a truckload cost?
It depends on the goods and the count, and the price shown on each listing includes the freight.
Is it manifested?
No. Every load in this catalog is unmanifested. You get the load class, the condition and an approximate count.
Can I split a truckload with someone?
We sell the trailer as one lot to one buyer. What you do after it lands is your business.
How long does delivery take?
3 to 8 business days across the lower 48 after dispatch, and dispatch is within 2 business days of cleared payment.
What if I am not ready to receive it?
Tell us before you order. Carriers charge for storage and redelivery, and those costs are passed on at cost.
Not sure a trailer is the right step?
We will tell you honestly if pallets suit you better. It costs us a sale and saves you a warehouse full of the wrong stock.