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Heavy haul in Arizona

Heavy Haul Trucking in Arizona

Reliable Transport LLC permits, routes and escorts heavy haul and superload moves in Arizona with our own team. We are based in Dayton, Ohio, and we haul across the USA and Canada.

This page is general information only, not legal advice and not a permit. Rules change often and each state's permit and official rules are the final word. Always confirm limits, escorts, routes and travel times with the state permit office before moving a load. Reliable Transport LLC is not responsible for decisions made using this information.

Reliable Transport LLC

Arizona loads, planned in house

We are USDOT 3906954 and MC 1441035. Our in house permitting team pulls permits in every state on the route, including ADOT oversize and overweight permits for Arizona, and our own escorts and utility bucket trucks run with the load.

Hauling through other states? Use our permit map and route planner

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Arizona permits in plain English

What Arizona asks of a heavy load

These Arizona rules shape a heavy haul route. Our permitting team checks the current rules for every state on your route. The full list, with every source, is on our Arizona permit rules page.

Permit and escort rules

Official sources linked
TopicRule
Legal limitsWithout a permit, a load in Arizona can be up to 8'6"W and 14'H, at up to 80,000 lbs. (Arizona Administrative Code Title 17 Chapter 6 (Supp. 22 2))
Class AUp to 14'W, 16'H, 120'L and 250,000 lbs. (ADOT oversize and overweight permits, Arizona Administrative Code Title 17 Chapter 6 (Supp. 22 2))
Class COver any Class A limit, good for four working days; ADOT may require a route survey. (ADOT Class C permits, Arizona Administrative Code Title 17 Chapter 6 (Supp. 22 2))
Night escortsOver 11'W up to 14'W a rear escort; over 15'H a front height pole. (Arizona Administrative Code Title 17 Chapter 6 (Supp. 22 2))
Metro curfewsWeekdays 7 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. in Phoenix and Tucson. (Arizona Administrative Code Title 17 Chapter 6 (Supp. 22 2))
HolidaysNo travel on six holidays, from noon the day before. (Arizona Administrative Code Title 17 Chapter 6 (Supp. 22 2), ADOT holiday travel restrictions)

Rules change. We checked these rules on October 2, 2026 against ADOT's oversize and overweight, Class C and holiday pages and the Arizona Administrative Code Title 17 Chapter 6, and each one against a second source. Rules we could not confirm twice are left off this page. Our permitting team confirms the current rules for every move.

Questions

Arizona heavy haul questions

Do you haul heavy loads in Arizona?

Yes. We are based at 7660 W Third St in Dayton, OH 45417, and we haul oversize and overweight loads across the USA and Canada. Our permitting team pulls the Arizona permit for the Arizona part of the route.

What permit does a big Arizona load need?

A Class A permit up to 14'W, 16'H, 120'L and 250,000 lbs, and a Class C permit beyond that.

Can oversize loads run at night in Arizona?

Yes, on listed routes from 3 a.m., up to 16'W and 16'H, with escorts.

How heavy a load can you haul?

Our superload service handles loads up to 300,000 lbs, with permits, routing and escorts by our own team.

Hauling through other states? Use our permit map and route planner

Open the route planner
USDOT 3906954MC 1441035
Live GPSand a dash cam on every truck
In housepermitting, routing, escorts, utility bucket trucks, maintenance and drivers
USA and Canadawith bonded and non bonded shipments across the Canadian border

Arizona heavy haul quote

Ready to move it?

Send the weight and dimensions, the pickup and delivery points, and your dates. We will work out the permits, route, escorts and equipment.

This page is general information only, not legal advice and not a permit. Rules change often and each state's permit and official rules are the final word. Always confirm limits, escorts, routes and travel times with the state permit office before moving a load. Reliable Transport LLC is not responsible for decisions made using this information.