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Hands down best people and service ever!

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Roelis R.

Professional service, and very good attendant

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Brad A.

Highly recommend Schuman Trailers for all your service and repair work.

Very professional and courteous personnel.

They took care of my cattle trailers years ago and now service and repair our wild hog trailers. Art and his crew keep us on the road safely. When we pull out of their lot, we have no concerns. We know the work is done correctly.

Brad Alberts

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Cody P.

One of the best trailer fixing places

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Tim S.

Carried 2 trailers to them . They got them fixed quickly and properly

We proudly serve:

Tye, Abilene, Midland, Odessa, Sweetwater, San Angelo, Lubbock, Wichita Falls, Fort Worth, Arlington, Dallas, Irving, Plano, Frisco, Denton, Waco, Amarillo, Austin, San Antonio, Killeen, Houston, El Paso, Corpus Christi, Laredo, Beaumont, and Tyler.

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601 N Access Rd

Tye, TX

79563

Trucking Hubs in every Continental US State: 

State Top Trucking / Logistics Hub City Core Freight Corridors & Significance
Alabama (AL) Birmingham Major industrial, steel, and regional Southeast flatbed hub (I-20, I-65).
Arizona (AZ) Phoenix Massive southwest distribution center feeding California and Texas freight routes.
Arkansas (AR) Little Rock Central mid-South Arkansas River transit point and major distribution crossroads.
California (CA) Los Angeles / Inland Empire The undisputed king of West Coast port drayage and Asian import logistics.
Colorado (CO) Denver Key Rocky Mountain distribution gateway for cross-country Westward hauls.
Connecticut (CT) Hartford High-volume Northeast distribution center along the critical I-91/I-84 arteries.
Delaware (DE) Wilmington Mid-Atlantic coastal hub providing easy freight access to Philadelphia and I-95.
Florida (FL) Jacksonville Known as the "Gateway to Florida"; heavily relied upon for deepwater port container cargo.
Georgia (GA) Atlanta The "Gatekeeper of the Southeast"; a top national warehousing and logistics capital.
Idaho (ID) Boise Agricultural and regional distribution spine for the Pacific Northwest network.
Illinois (IL) Chicago The ultimate national intermodal heavyweight; where all six Class I railroads meet.
Indiana (IN) Indianapolis The "Crossroads of America"; home to an elite high-capacity regional trailer and fleet ecosystem.
Iowa (IA) Des Moines Major Midwest agricultural and OTR freight crossroads at the I-80 and I-35 split.
Kansas (KS) Kansas City metro Direct center of the nation's logistics pipeline; massive rail-to-truck container transfers.
Kentucky (KY) Louisville Anchor for global parcel networks and major time-sensitive industrial freight logistics.
Louisiana (LA) Shreveport Crucial East-West I-20 logistical gateway linking Texas commerce to the Deep South.
Maine (ME) Portland The commercial, maritime, and grocery distribution terminal point for northern New England.
Maryland (MD) Baltimore Massive Mid-Atlantic international deepwater port and shipping container destination.
Massachusetts (MA) Boston / Worcester Dense Northeast regional consumer market and high-paying freight destination.
Michigan (MI) Detroit International US-Canada border crossing powerhouse; manufacturing and automotive transport.
Minnesota (MN) Minneapolis-St. Paul Upper Midwest regional economic capital; strong industrial manufacturing fleet operations.
Mississippi (MS) Jackson Deep South transit pipeline intersecting major cross-country freight lines (I-20, I-55).
Missouri (MO) St. Louis Dominant Midwest shipping artery capitalizing on historic rail yards and river freight.
Montana (MT) Billings The largest trucking distribute-and-haul trade hub across the Northern Plains region.
Nebraska (NE) Omaha Home to major national asset-based carrier fleets along the heavily traveled I-80 corridor.
Nevada (NV) Reno Emerging West Coast distribution center providing tax-friendly next-day delivery to California.
New Hampshire (NH) Manchester Centralized northern New England distribution zone handling bulk regional supply.
New Jersey (NJ) Newark Massive container seaport complex feeding the hyper-dense New York metro population.
New Mexico (NM) Albuquerque High-desert southwest trucking hub anchoring the junction of I-40 and I-25.
New York (NY) New York City / Buffalo NYC handles massive East Coast consumer imports; Buffalo anchors Canadian trade borders.
North Carolina (NC) Charlotte Dominant Southeast financial and industrial distribution hub with massive carrier presence.
North Dakota (ND) Fargo Heavy industrial haul hub processing energy, oilfields, and massive agricultural exports.
Ohio (OH) Columbus Centrally located Midwest logistics power; within a one-day drive of 60% of the US population.
Oklahoma (OK) Oklahoma City / Tulsa Elite double-hub system; Oklahoma City spans the I-35/I-40 junction, while Tulsa offers an inland river port.
Oregon (OR) Portland Crucial Pacific Northwest deepwater shipping channel and regional freight pipeline.
Pennsylvania (PA) Harrisburg / Allentown The Lehigh Valley region is a legendary warehousing capital feeding the entire Northeast corridor.
Rhode Island (RI) Providence Regional logistics and distribution point squeezed tightly along the high-traffic I-95 Northeast corridor.
South Carolina (SC) Charleston Rapidly growing East Coast deepwater container seaport with expanding inland rail hubs.
South Dakota (SD) Sioux Falls Intersection of I-90 and I-29; booming upper-Midwest regional transport center.
Tennessee (TN) Memphis Known as "America's Distribution Center"; a true world-class multimodal transport giant.
Texas (TX) Dallas-Fort Worth Massive southwest inland port booming from international cross-border nearshoring trade.
Utah (UT) Salt Lake City The logistics crossroads of the Intermountain West servicing routes to all Pacific states.
Vermont (VT) Burlington Specialized northern border point routing freight between New England and Quebec.
Virginia (VA) Richmond / Norfolk Norfolk boasts massive international naval/commercial ports; Richmond coordinates I-95 commerce.
Washington (WA) Seattle / Tacoma Major Pacific Northwest deepwater ports handling heavy international shipping trade.
West Virginia (WV) Charleston Appalachian mountain transit point crucial for energy, coal, and raw material industrial shipping.
Wisconsin (WI) Milwaukee High-output industrial manufacturing manufacturing hub feeding Chicago-area freight corridors.
Wyoming (WY) Cheyenne High-altitude commercial transportation center connecting I-80 and I-25 Rocky Mountain commerce.