Full truckload
United States
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Florida, Texas, Illinois, Georgia, California
Global Shipping & Warehouse Pickup
Coordinated US truckload delivery, international sea freight, and scheduled warehouse pickup for wholesale tire orders of 1,500 tires or more.
Shipping calculator
Estimate freight by destination and container size
Choose a destination, a 20 ft or 40 ft container, and the number of containers. Rates update instantly with a clear cost breakdown.
Nigeria, Ghana, Benin, Togo, Senegal, Liberia, Sierra Leone
Container size
Containers
1
- Ocean freight
- $5,300
- Origin charges (port drayage, terminal, B/L, seal)
- $1,050
- Per 40 ft container
- $6,350
- Number of containers
- × 1
Freight
$6,350
1 × 40 ft · West Africa
- Transit
- 18 to 30 days by sea
- Main ports
- Lagos, Tema, Cotonou, Lomé
- Same route in 20 ft
- $4,700 each
Rates benchmarked October 2026 from published US East Coast ocean and truckload averages. Excludes duties, taxes, insurance, destination port fees, and demurrage. Final freight is confirmed in writing.
Every Abby's Tires order moves as a wholesale lot of at least 1,500 tires. After the merchandise, quantity, condition, and written terms are confirmed, the lot is counted, inspected, and staged at our Brooklyn warehouse for pickup, domestic truckload, or export container loading.
We support dealers, distributors, fleets, importers, and exporters across the United States and representative high-volume tire markets worldwide. Freight is planned against the actual order, equipment, destination, port availability, and import requirements so merchandise and logistics costs remain clear.
- Minimum order
- 1,500 tires
- US distribution
- Full truckload
- Global distribution
- 20 ft and 40 ft containers
- Warehouse origin
- Brooklyn, NY 11220
What you need to know
Brooklyn warehouse pickup
Approved carriers and buyer-arranged trucks can collect a confirmed, staged lot during a scheduled loading window.
- Share carrier, trailer, and driver details before arrival
- Confirm loading appointment and warehouse instructions
- Check the final count and paperwork at collection
United States truckload delivery
We plan full truckload movement to dealers, distributors, and fleet locations throughout the continental United States.
- Delivery quote based on destination and equipment
- Receiving appointment and dock details confirmed
- Dispatch information shared after carrier pickup
International container export
We coordinate 20 ft and 40 ft container planning for representative used-tire buying markets across major global regions.
- Port of discharge and consignee reviewed
- Container count matched to tire category and mix
- Loading record, seal details, and export documents prepared
Freight-forwarder coordination
Buyers can use their own forwarder or request a freight option as part of the written quote.
- Forwarder and booking references shared in advance
- Cutoff, equipment release, and loading dates aligned
- Responsibilities confirmed before the shipment moves
From tire list to delivered shipment
- 1
Send order details
Provide the tire list, quantity, condition, company, delivery address, or destination port.
- 2
Confirm the load plan
We review availability, container capacity, carrier options, documents, pricing, and timing.
- 3
Approve and prepare
Confirm the Proforma Invoice and pay the standard 50% advance by bank transfer, or obtain written management-approved credit before shipment. The lot is then counted, inspected, and staged.
- 4
Load and dispatch
The truck or container is loaded, documented, sealed when applicable, and released for transit.
Shipping details to prepare
- Registered buyer, consignee, and contact names
- Complete delivery address or port of discharge
- Tire categories, sizes, condition, and line quantities
- Receiving hours, dock, equipment, and appointment rules
- Freight forwarder and customs broker details when applicable
- Import permits, inspections, or local approvals
- Purchase order and internal shipment references
- Preferred shipping window and any delivery restrictions
Load planning
Match the equipment to the actual tire mix
Container and truck capacity depends on tire dimensions, construction, category, nesting method, and carrier limits, not one universal tire count.
20 ft container
Useful for focused lots and markets where a smaller shipment fits the buying plan.
40 ft container
Supports larger mixed or category-specific export loads with a confirmed loading plan.
Full truckload
US delivery planned around trailer type, weight, dock access, and receiving appointment.
Mixed-size planning
Every line quantity is reviewed so the final mix remains practical to load and receive.
Global wholesale markets
Representative delivery regions and major buying destinations
These are established wholesale tire markets and planning examples, not guaranteed service commitments. Every destination requires a route and compliance review.
Sea container
Caribbean & Central America
Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Haiti, Trinidad & Tobago, Panama, Guatemala, Honduras
Sea container
South America
Guyana, Suriname, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Brazil
Sea container
West Africa
Nigeria, Ghana, Benin, Togo, Senegal, Liberia, Sierra Leone
Sea container
East & Southern Africa
Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa
Sea container
Europe
United Kingdom, Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Spain, Romania
Sea container
Middle East
United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Jordan
Sea container
Asia & Oceania
India, Pakistan, Philippines, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand
Shipment file
Documents that connect the order to the load
The exact file depends on the route and written terms. Export buyers should also confirm destination requirements with their broker before shipment.
Commercial records
Confirmed invoice, packing list, buyer, consignee, quantities, and merchandise description.
Loading record
Final count, loading photos where provided, container number, and seal details for exports.
Transport documents
Carrier references and bill of lading details according to the confirmed shipping arrangement.
Destination file
Port, delivery location, broker, importer details, permits, and receiving instructions.
Receiving readiness
Prepare before the truck or container arrives
A clear receiving plan reduces waiting time, storage exposure, and avoidable destination charges.
- Confirm dock, yard, labor, and unloading equipment
- Track carrier or vessel milestones with your logistics contact
- Arrange customs clearance before free time expires
- Check seal and shipment references before unloading
- Count and inspect the lot during receiving
- Report documented discrepancies promptly under written terms
Start with the destination
Send your tire list, total quantity, delivery city or port, and receiving requirements so the wholesale team can review the right freight path.
Questions
Frequently asked
Still have a question?
Call our wholesale team or send a quote request. We will review your sizes, quantity, destination, pricing, and availability.
Wholesale terms: Freight rates, capacity, transit times, routes, equipment, destination eligibility, import requirements, and staging dates are estimates until confirmed in writing for the specific order.