North America's Largest Tank Truck Transporter and Logistics Provider

Lower OTR Costs and Scale Your Business with KAG Transloading Services

KAG Transloading: Optimize Your Supply Chain

With KAG Transloading, you get the best of both worlds—rail for long-distance efficiency and trucks for last-mile access. By combining these modes, you can reduce costs, accelerate delivery, and eliminate unnecessary warehousing or delays. Our transloading facilities are strategically located near major ports, rail hubs, and industrial zones, giving you maximum flexibility without added complexity. Wherever your products need to go, we make it simple.

Why Choose KAG Transloading?

Access to over 500 transloading sites across the U.S.

Strategic locations for faster, cost-effective distribution

Customized solutions for your unique transportation needs

If you need service outside our current facilities, we’ll find the right solution to keep your supply chain moving.

Explore Our Solutions

Connect your freight to destinations anywhere in the lower 48 + Canada & Mexico

Unmatched experience handling fuels, chemicals, gases, and food-grade shipments with safety and compliance.

Our digital platforms deliver real-time freight visibility, smarter routing, and data-driven support.

Frequently Transloaded Materials

Gasoline

Spirits

Diesel

Dry Bulk

Ethanol

Petro Chemicals

Butane

Oil Field Products

Propane

AV Gases

Anthracite Coal

Asphalt

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Read the Stories Behind Our Solutions

5 Reasons Why Transloading Is a Game-Changer for Bulk Liquid Transportation

Transporting bulk liquids requires careful decision-making at every stage. Each choice can reduce risk or introduce it, control costs or create inefficiencies, and ultimately determine whether products keep moving or supply chains slow down.

How Transloading Reduces Transportation Costs in Bulk Liquid Logistics

When you move bulk liquids, transportation costs are more than just another line item. They directly affect margins, service levels, and transportation decisions that determine how reliably products reach their final destinations.

Transloading Solution Fuels Convenience Store Chain

A western-based convenience store chain operating across the Rocky Mountain region began facing increasing challenges of sourcing fuel reliably. A tapped-out local fuel market led to frequent shortages and rising wholesale prices, putting pressure on both margins and customer access at the pump.

Scalable Fleet and Transloading Service Boosts Market Position

A leading private-label lubricant distributor in North America was experiencing rapid growth across the Southwest US market. As shipment volumes doubled out of Texas, the distributor’s existing transportation model struggled to scale efficiently.