Idaho’s Leading Equipment Shipping Company

Heavy Equipment Transport is the best driveaway services provider in Idaho. We have a pool of experienced drivers who are located across all the cities in Idaho. This makes our driveaway services fast and convenient. Regardless of how far or remote your equipment is located, we’ll have a professional come to you for the best drivaway services in Idaho. Our drivers are professionals with years of experience and your equipment will be in safe hands. You can book our door to door or terminal to terminal driveaway services at any time of the year. Call now for an Idaho driveaway service rate! (888) 730-2951.

We can haul your equipment anywhere in and out og Idaho, we have drivers in the state now that can be to any location as early as 24 hours. We use all roads and access ways but these are some of the most common highways we use:

In Idaho, the I-15 runs northwards from the state line near Woodruff to the Monida Pass. It's the primary route for drivers of eastern Idaho to connect deliveries between Pocatello, Idaho Falls, Malad City, Dubois, and Blackfoot. Each of these cities is then connected to Salt Lake City, UT, in the south and Butte, MT, in the north. From its entry near Woodruff, the road follows the edge of the Caribou National Forest. It travels the narrow Devil Creek Valley between the Elkhorn Mountain and the Bannock Range before reaching Malad Summit, where it then enters the Snake River watershed. In Bannock County, the road descends into the Marsh Valley to Downey and McCammon before curving north at Portneuf and entering Pocatello. It continues northward on the Snake River Plain into the Fort Hall Indian Reservation before crossing the Continental Divide in Montana.

The I-84 is the longest interstate in Idaho that connects the Oregon state line to Utah in the northwest. Primarily following the Snake River, the highway connects Boise, Mountain Home, and Twin Falls. It travels concurrently with several state routes through the Boise metropolitan area and is one of the busiest roads in the state. Once at Twin Falls, the I-84 turns southeast to cross the Sublett Mountain Range before exiting in Utah. On its route, the highway also climbs into the northeastern extent of the Black Pine Mountains through the Mortensen Canyon, cresting at Sweetzer Summit, a point that's more than 5,000 ft. above sea level.