Shipping to Mexico by rail has many advantages to over the road. Not only is it more economical that road, but you can also ship up to 55,000lbs per shipment. Tier 1 & 2 Automotive manufacturers have a distinct advantage by decreasing your Supply Chain cost per ton.
3. Complete Door-to-Door Service
Coordinating containers, tracking tracing, reporting, notifications, etc.
Load Plan Development
Maximize container capacity
Work with the railroad to develop proper load plans
Transload Services for multi-modal shipments
Flatbed to Container to Flatbed
Customer Service, Servicio Al Cliente
We will look after your freight from start to finish
MEXICO INTERMODAL SERVICE
4. WHAT TYPE OF FREIGHT WORKS BEST?
Regular on-going freight
High volume freight
Heavy / specialized commodities
Large crated pieces (machinery)
Flatbed freight/Multi-modal freight
Project/multi load freight
Hybrid: OTR – Intermodal Freight
5. Monterrey Mexico City
Dryvan:
Flatbed:
Intermodal:
Prices in CAD
PRICE COMPARISON
$5,500-$6,000 $7,000-$7,500
$250-$275 $320-$340
$7,000-$7,500 $8,000-$8,500
$320-$340 $360-$385
$4,000-$4,500 $5,000-$5,500
$180-$205 $225-$250
$145-$165 $180-$200
Price per Load:
Price per Ton (44,000lbs):
Price per Load:
Price per Ton (44,000lbs):
Price per Load:
Price per Ton (44,000lbs):
Price per Ton (55,000lbs):
6. Rail Truck
Maximum Weight: 55,000lbs per Container* 44,000lbs per truck
Customs Clearance: In bond USA / clears at In bond USA / clears at
Mexico intermodal ramp USA/Mexico border
Customs: Grace 5 days Detention starts immediately
Set Up Time: 10 - 14 Days Set up bond, then go.
Transit Time: 10 - 14 Days 5 – 8 Days
Transload at Border: No transload May be transloaded
DIFFERENCE RAIL VS TRUCKING
7. Synopsis:
Customer manufactures die presses for the automotive
industry.
When shipping to Mexico they typically use flatbeds because of
the weight per piece. (Up to 20,000lbs per piece)
Flatbed arrives at USA/Mexican border fully tarped, the load
gets transloaded to Mexican carrier to final destination in
Mexico un-tarped.
Cost Breakdown:
190,000lbs - 5 flatbeds at $6,000USD each = $30,000USD
(Does not include Detention at USA/Mexico border, wait time, fees)
QUICK CASE STUDY
8. Our Rail Solution:
We were able to convert 5 flatbeds to 4 containers at 55,000lbs
max per load.
We worked with the Railroad to devise an SOP for the Customer
to load and secure containers according to railroad rules.
Rail containers direct to nearest rail ramp in Mexico for final
delivery to Customer intact in the same container with no
transload.
Cost Breakdown:
190,000lbs - 4 Containers at $4,000USD each = $16,000USD
Savings to Customer of $14,000USD
QUICK CASE STUDY
9. Thank You.
Let us know if you have any questions and we would be
happy to discuss. Please contact us today.