Expert Oilfield Equipment Hauling Services

Sims Global Solutions can coordinate hauling for drilling components, pumps, pipe, tanks, trailers, jobsite machinery, oversized structures, and high-value industrial equipment. Depending on the load, solutions may include heavy haul, RGN or lowboy trailers, flatbeds, step decks, hot shot delivery, HAZMAT transportation, crane support, permits, escorts, and specialized securement planning.

Oversized and overweight oilfield loads are planned around dimensions, gross weight, axle requirements, route restrictions, bridge clearances, state permits, and escort needs. Sims Global Solutions works with permitting and route planning teams to help identify compliant routes, coordinate specialized trailer capacity, and reduce the risk of delays during transit.

Yes. For urgent freight, Sims Global Solutions offers hot shot and expedited transportation options designed for time-sensitive oilfield parts, replacement components, and smaller critical shipments. These moves may use smaller equipment for faster dispatch and more direct transit, helping reduce downtime when a field operation or repair schedule depends on rapid delivery.

Sims Global Solutions works with carriers trained and certified to transport hazardous materials in accordance with DOT requirements. HAZMAT services may include proper placarding, documentation, secure loading and containment procedures, and route planning that accounts for restricted routes or handling requirements associated with regulated oilfield materials.

Many oilfield equipment moves require permits when a load exceeds legal size or weight limits. Escort vehicles may also be needed based on the route, dimensions, state regulations, or safety concerns. Sims Global Solutions coordinates permit service, escort planning, and routing support to help keep oversized moves compliant from pickup to delivery.

The best trailer depends on the equipment’s height, weight, shape, loading method, and route limitations. Sims Global Solutions can coordinate flatbeds, step decks, RGN or lowboy trailers, multi-axle configurations, and double drops. Step decks help with taller freight, while RGN and lowboy trailers are often used for heavy machinery and oversized equipment.

Customers can receive real-time visibility through SimsTrak, the company’s Transportation Management System. The platform supports quoting, scheduling, tracking, consolidated shipment data, and reporting. For complex oilfield moves, this helps teams monitor progress, coordinate delivery expectations, and maintain clearer communication across dispatch, carriers, and receiving sites.

Pricing is based on equipment size, weight, trailer type, route distance, permit and escort requirements, loading needs, urgency, insurance considerations, and carrier availability. A complete quote typically starts with accurate dimensions, photos if available, pickup and delivery details, handling requirements, and timeline expectations so the right capacity can be sourced.