My oddly shaped equipment won't fit in a standard truck

Your equipment is too long, too tall, or shaped weird for standard trucks. Flatbeds leave it exposed to Kansas weather and road debris from I-70 and I-35. You need protection but don't know what options exist for odd-shaped cargo.

Standard trucks can't handle equipment that's too long, too wide, or irregularly shaped. Flatbeds technically fit larger items but leave expensive equipment exposed to wind, rain, and road debris during transport across Kansas highways.

Enclosed trailer shipping typically costs 15-30% more than standard flatbed but prevents weather damage and theft. Price depends on your equipment's dimensions, weight, and pickup location. Items over 53 feet long or requiring special loading equipment increase costs.

Measure your equipment's longest dimension and highest point before getting quotes. Some enclosed trailers have removable sides for loading awkward shapes. Gateway Distribution handles specialty cargo with custom securement that prevents shifting during transport across Kansas interstates.

Your equipment arrives protected from weather and road damage. No insurance claims for wind damage or theft. No delays from equipment that shifts during transport and damages the trailer.

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