Amazon FBA LTL Delivery & Appointment Scheduling

What Is FBA Truck Delivery?

Using an LTL or FTL freight carrier to deliver pallets or full truckloads directly to an Amazon Fulfillment Center, meeting all of Amazon's inbound shipping requirements

LTL

LTL Pallet Delivery

Best for 1–10 pallets. Freight shares truck space with other shippers, priced by weight and freight class. Cost-effective and flexible — the go-to option for most Amazon sellers.

FTL

FTL Full Truckload Delivery

Best for 10+ pallets or over 10,000 lbs. Dedicated truck, faster transit, fewer handling touches, lower damage risk. Ideal for peak season inventory replenishment.

Coverage: All Major Amazon FC Zones

West Coast, East Coast, Texas, Georgia, Illinois — covering all major Amazon fulfillment center clusters

California

West Coast

LA / Inland Empire FC cluster. ONT / SBD / LGB warehouses. Partner warehouse in Bloomington, CA.

New Jersey

East Coast

NJ / PA / NY FC cluster. EWR / PHL warehouses. Partner warehouse in South Brunswick, NJ.

Texas

Houston / Dallas / Fort Worth FC cluster. Partner warehouse in Houston, TX.

Georgia

Atlanta / Savannah FC cluster. ATL / GSP warehouses. Partner warehouse in Suwanee, GA.

Illinois

Chicago / Joliet FC cluster. ORD / MDW area warehouses serving Midwest distribution.

FBA Delivery in 4 Simple Steps

1 — Get instant quote

Enter origin ZIP and Amazon FC address. Input cargo details (pallets, weight, dimensions). Get instant quotes from multiple carriers.

2 — Book and schedule appointment

Select your preferred quote and place the order. BOL is auto-generated. We assist with scheduling the Delivery Window via Amazon Seller Central.

3 — Freight pickup

Carrier picks up freight at scheduled time. Pallets must meet Amazon's requirements (height ≤72", weight ≤1,500 lbs/pallet), labeled with FNSKU.

4 — Delivered to Amazon FC

Carrier arrives at Amazon FC with BOL and appointment confirmation, completes delivery and obtains POD. Real-time tracking throughout.

Why Choose ShipMay for FBA Delivery?

Built for Amazon sellers — simplifying every step of FBA inbound logistics

Appointment Delivery Support

The Delivery Window is usually booked in advance by you (the seller or your overseas warehouse/3PL) via Seller Central — our carriers deliver on schedule. If you need help scheduling, our team can assist to help avoid rejection from a missing appointment.

Multi-Carrier Real-Time Quotes

One quote request returns rates from multiple carriers simultaneously. All standard charges are listed upfront. Exceptions such as rejections or rescheduling may incur additional handling fees, which we flag in advance.

Chinese Customer Support

Dedicated Chinese-speaking support team, familiar with Amazon inbound rules and seller workflows. Ready to handle rejections, delays, and damage claims.

Real-Time Shipment Tracking

Order status, carrier PRO number, and ETA all in one view. Timeline tracking with map display — always know where your freight is.

Auto-Generated BOL

Bill of Lading auto-generated at booking, formatted to Amazon's requirements including correct carrier Bill-To address and cargo details.

Walmart & Other DCs Supported

Beyond Amazon FBA, we also support Walmart DC, Target DC, and other retail distribution centers — one platform for all your e-commerce fulfillment needs.

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FBA Delivery FAQ

Amazon FBA requires a Delivery Window scheduled in advance via Seller Central. Drivers must arrive strictly within the appointment window. LTL typically needs 2–5 business days lead time; FTL 1–2 days. The appointment is usually arranged in advance by you (the seller or your overseas warehouse/3PL) — our carriers deliver on time against that schedule. We can also help with scheduling if needed.

FBA truck delivery costs consist of base freight (by weight and distance) plus applicable accessorial fees. LTL is priced by weight and freight class; FTL by lane rate. Possible surcharges include fuel (FSC) and liftgate fees. Our platform compares rates from multiple carriers. Standard charges are listed upfront; exceptions such as rejections or rescheduling may incur additional handling fees, which we flag in advance.

Amazon fulfillment centers are all commercial addresses — no residential surcharges apply. Our system automatically identifies address type at quote time. Walmart DCs and other retail distribution centers are also commercial, so no residential fees.

Yes. In addition to Amazon FBA, we support Walmart DC, Target DC, and other retail distribution center deliveries with appointment capability. Note the warehouse type and appointment requirements when booking, and we'll match the right carrier to meet each retailer's strict inbound compliance standards.

Rejections usually occur due to label issues, missed appointment windows, or non-compliant packaging. Best practices: ① verify all FNSKU labels before shipment; ② ensure pallets meet Amazon specs (height ≤72", ≤1,500 lbs/pallet); ③ retain POD documentation for appeals. If rejected, we assist with return to warehouse or rescheduling, and coordinate with the carrier to minimize costs.

Transit time depends on distance from origin to the FC. Same-state LTL: 1–2 business days. Cross-country LTL: 3–7 business days (varies by carrier). FTL is typically 1–2 days faster than LTL. Note: Amazon's receiving and processing adds another 1–3 days (up to 7+ days before peak seasons), so plan your inbound shipments accordingly.