National Ground Transportation en Reynosa

Reynosa functions as one of the main entry and exit points for goods between Mexico and the United States. The city's industrial parks concentrate electronics, automotive, and diverse manufacturing maquiladoras that move finished product to the rest of Mexico. At the same time, the city receives raw materials, inputs, components, and merchandise from other Mexican regions that feed its production and export operations. These full truckload flows connecting Reynosa with the rest of the national territory are fundamental for supply chains that cross the border.

The strategic routes we operate from Reynosa cover the country's main commercial corridors. The Reynosa-Monterrey corridor is the busiest, connecting the border with the industrial capital of northeastern Mexico in less than three hours. Companies with operations in both cities, or that use Monterrey as a distribution center for the rest of the country, depend on this corridor to keep their flows active.

The Reynosa-Mexico City corridor connects the Tamaulipas border with the country's largest consumer market. It is a critical route for products manufactured in Reynosa's maquiladoras and distributed in the center of the country, or for inputs arriving from the metropolitan area to border plants.

Toward the Bajio (Queretaro, Leon, Guanajuato, San Luis Potosi, Aguascalientes) we connect Reynosa with the country's highest automotive concentration zone. Auto parts manufactured in Reynosa frequently feed assembly plants in this region, and components manufactured in the Bajio arrive in Reynosa for export or integration into products that cross the border.

Other relevant routes include Reynosa-Guadalajara for connection with the western part of the country and its important electronics industry. Reynosa-Saltillo and Torreon for the northern corridor. Toward the port of Altamira in the Gulf of Mexico for operations that combine ground transportation with maritime movements. And toward the south of the country when distribution requires it.

The equipment we use adapts to each operation. 48 and 53-foot dry vans for general merchandise, manufactured products, electronics, auto parts, consumer goods, and everything that does not require special conditions. Full units for loads that maximize capacity. Refrigerated units for temperature-sensitive products. Flatbeds for machinery or loads that are not enclosed. Specialized equipment according to the characteristics of your merchandise.

We work with the maquiladora industry distributing products to the Mexican national market. With manufacturing companies receiving inputs from other parts of the country for their operations in Reynosa. With distributors moving product to or from the border. With operations that use Reynosa as an entry point for imports that are then distributed nationally. With any company that needs to move full truckload freight to or from Reynosa with coverage throughout the national territory.

Through our carrier network, we maintain available capacity for regular routes and for one-time shipments, covering virtually any origin or destination within Mexico that your operation requires. Reynosa's location at the northern tip of the country, directly connected to the US border, makes it a strategic point for logistics that integrates domestic and international trade.