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July 2022 by Abuu mohamed
Nice and smooth quick unloading. Thanks
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October 2021 by Todd Menze
Fast load and friendly faces
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June 2021 by Marlene Faye Jones
Office staff extremely nice. However, forklift operators are not nice or helpful. Attitude (bad) gets you nowhere with people.
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April 2021 by Randy Stoudt
Good place to load and unload ,nice group of people
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November 2020 by Gregory Alexander
The Shipping department was Cool #Riverfloww
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August 2020 by J.R.
Horrible place to get in and out of and get into docks, city streets are all one way and they will overload you here go the extra distance back to the Loves to get weighed and avoid a ticket.
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July 2020 by Death Haulin
On the plus side they got me loaded within 2 hours and it looks like there is space on the road leading up to the facility to park overnight if you have to. On the downside the weight that’s on the BOL is not the correct weight. The paperwork said 42,000 lbs but in reality when I went to scale I was close to 45,000 lbs. The other issue with the weight is that it was not evenly loaded. With tandems all the way to the front and a quarter tank of fuel I was at 33,660 on the drive axle. There is no nearby scale either so if you have to go back to get reworked I guarantee you will lose at least another 3-4 hours. The last thing is that they don’t have normal docks. They basically have an outdoor elevated concrete section and they use portable metal ramps to be able to get in and out of the trailer. This doesn’t sound bad but this used to be a dock to load trains and the rails are still there. You need to slide your tandems all the way foreword to clear the rails so your trailer actually touches the dock. This is so backwards, your supposed to have your tandems slid back while loading. Company drivers probably don’t care about this but if you own your own truck you know how much strain it puts on your clutch and axles when trying to slide a 45,000 lb load. Also take turns in this area very wide, it’s tight around here. All in all this is one of those last resort kinds of places, heavy loads, cheap rate, unpractical loading procedure in a very outdated warehouse.
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March 2020 by John Osborne
Difficult place to get to with a large truck. No phone answer for directions on this day. But, the unload time was good AND they were friendly. I'd go back!
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March 2020 by Albert Washington
Good, gps took me right to it
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August 2019 by Julio Gonzalez
DROVE 130 MILES , I SHOULD SAY , RUSHED 130 MILES TO MAKE IT THERE AT 2:45PM . EMPLOYEES WOULD NOT LOAD ME EVEN THOUGH I WAS THERE ON TIME. TERRIBLE SERVICE, I KNOW THEY ARE TRYING TO GET HOME ON A FRIDAY, BUT AREN'T WE ALL? THEY ARE TOO LAZY TO DO ANY WORK AND TO HELP DRIVERS OUT. HORRIBLE PLACE.
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August 2019 by Smokey Jon
Been sitting for 4 hours on the dock. Still not loaded. Sad and slow.
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August 2019 by Kris ADM
On the plus side they got me loaded within 2 hours and it looks like there is space on the road leading up to the facility to park overnight if you have to. On the downside the weight that's on the BOL is not the correct weight. The paperwork said 42,000 lbs but in reality when I went to scale I was close to 45,000 lbs. The other issue with the weight is that it was not evenly loaded. With tandems all the way to the front and a quarter tank of fuel I was at 33,660 on the drive axle. There is no nearby scale either so if you have to go back to get reworked I guarantee you will lose at least another 3-4 hours. The last thing is that they don't have normal docks. They basically have an outdoor elevated concrete section and they use portable metal ramps to be able to get in and out of the trailer. This doesn't sound bad but this used to be a dock to load trains and the rails are still there. You need to slide your tandems all the way foreword to clear the rails so your trailer actually touches the dock. This is so backwards, your supposed to have your tandems slid back while loading. Company drivers probably don't care about this but if you own your own truck you know how much strain it puts on your clutch and axles when trying to slide a 45,000 lb load. Also take turns in this area very wide, it's tight around here. All in all this is one of those last resort kinds of places, heavy loads, cheap rate, unpractical loading procedure in a very outdated warehouse.
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August 2019 by T Driver
Not bad for my 1st time getting a load from here was in and out Also yard is easy to maneuver around
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October 2018 by Sunny Singh
If you have reefer trailer let them know so they can take off couple of pallets and the closest cat scale is at Love's Truck stop 7046 Highway 1 Boyce, LA Exit 94 From 49 North about 17 mintues away
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March 2018 by Carol Parker
This is a shipper for animal feed. Not a public place.
