Kansas Equipment Shipping and Semi Truck Transport

At Heavy Equipment Transport, we pride ourselves on hassle-free Kansas semi truck shipping service. Even at short notice, you can rely on our friendly, professional team to coordinate the entire Kansas semi truck shipping journey for you. Whether it's a short-distance transport across Wichita or a long-distance drive across the Kansas plains via I-70 interstate, our team can get your semi truck to its next destination. While we are proud to serve Kansas, we are also a nationwide semi truck transport company that can handle out-of-state shipping. We transport new and used semi trucks all across Kansas with top quality service.

Heavy Equipment Transport is the best Kansas semi truck transport company. We have over a decade of experience shipping and transporting semi trucks all across Kansas and neighboring states. We are licensed, bonded, and insured for safe semi truck shipping. Whether you need to ship one semi truck or transport them in bulk, we have the resources to deliver them to Kansas safely. Get your Kansas semi truck transport rate today! (888) 730-2951

Heavy Equipment Transport utilizes some of the busiest interstate routes for semi truck shipping in Kansas, including the following:

The 1-35 in Kansas travels from the border of Oklahoma to the Missouri border for a length of almost 380km. The highway passes through the state's largest city, Wichita, connecting it to Emporia, Ottawa, Kansas City, and Johnson County suburbs. Near its entrance to the state from the Oklahoma border, it passes through a toll plaza near the exit for South Haven. From here, the route passes Wellington, and the road continues north to Wichita.

After its journey around downtown Wichita, the road passes through the suburbs. Between here and El Dorado, the route intersects US-77 and many other highways before entering the Flint Hills region. Leaving Emporia, the interstate road meets the I-335 and passes through another toll plaza before continuing eastward through east-central Kansas. From Ottawa, the journey turns northeasterly until it meets the Kansas City metro and crosses the state line in Missouri.

The I-70 is another highway that travels extensively through Kansas. It starts at the Colorado border near Kanorado and exits at the Missouri border in Kansas City. The route passes through several principal cities, including Salina, Topeka, Lawrence, Junction City, Abilene, and Kansas City. Once it reaches Colby on its way from the Colorado border, the I-70 turns southeast towards Oakley. The course is generally flat until it reaches the Smoky Hills on the border between Russell and Ellsworth counties. Once it reaches Salina, the highway traverses the Flint Hills and enters Missouri through a main northern route.