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Trucking in South Carolina

South Carolina runs from the Upstate manufacturing corridor along I-85 to the Port of Charleston on the coast. I65 runs flatbed, over-dimensional, expedited, and 3PL freight between Indiana and South Carolina.

Freight in South Carolina

BMW's Spartanburg plant, Michelin in Greenville, and Boeing, Volvo, and Mercedes-Benz Vans around Charleston make South Carolina a manufacturing state, and the Port of Charleston and the inland ports in Greer and Dillon connect it to the world. That means machinery, steel, and project cargo on flatbeds and permitted oversize loads, and expedited parts for plants on a schedule.

I-75 south to Knoxville and I-40 east to Asheville meet I-26, which runs through Spartanburg and Columbia to Charleston. I-85 links the Upstate to Charlotte, and I-20 runs from Columbia to Florence.

Every South Carolina load is planned by our team in Wolcott — equipment, permits, and routing — and custom fit to your budget, timeframe, and exact specifications, with no fillers and no hidden fees.

What we run in South Carolina

South Carolina freight, answered

Does I65 Transport & Logistics haul freight in South Carolina?
Yes. We run flatbed, over-dimensional, expedited, and 3PL freight between Indiana and South Carolina, and within South Carolina, from our terminal in Wolcott, Indiana.
Which South Carolina cities do you serve?
All of them. Charleston, Greenville, Spartanburg, and Columbia are some of South Carolina's biggest freight markets, but we pick up and deliver anywhere in the state.
Do you handle South Carolina oversize permits?
Yes. We handle South Carolina and Indiana oversize permits and the permits for every other state on the route, along with route surveys and pilot car coordination.
How do I get a freight quote in South Carolina?
Call (888) 984-9094 Monday through Friday, 8:00AM to 5:00PM, or send your load details through our contact page. Tell us the pickup and delivery points, dimensions, weight, and timing.