Yakima sits about 141 miles from the Seattle area over Snoqualmie Pass and down I-82. It is close enough for a same-day run when the freight is ready early, which matters for produce and anything on a clock.
Produce, hops and agricultural goods, packaging and supplies moving into the valley, wine and beverage freight, and equipment for growers and packing houses.
Take the whole truck for your shipment, or pay only for the space you use when you have a few pallets. Dry freight, liftgate for locations without a dock, and multi-stop routes when you have more than one drop.
You get a live tracking link while the freight moves, and the receiver's name, the delivery date and photos the moment it is delivered — sent as a link you can open and download.
Around Seattle: Issaquah, Bellevue, Kent, Auburn, Sumner and Puyallup.
Around Yakima: Union Gap, Selah, Moxee, Wapato, Toppenish and the Lower Yakima Valley.
Valley stops like Union Gap, Selah, Wapato and Toppenish can be added to the same run instead of paying for a separate trip.
Enter your pickup, delivery and cargo and get an all-in reference rate right away — no forms to wait on.
Get my rateRoughly 141 miles over Snoqualmie Pass and down I-82. Same-day is often possible with a morning pickup.
Yes. Multi-stop routes with pickups or deliveries in Union Gap, Selah, Wapato and Toppenish are quoted as one coordinated run.
