Step 1
Enter pickup and delivery postal codes, pallet count, weight and dimensions.
LTL Shipping from Montreal to Toronto
Ship pallets between Montreal and the Greater Toronto Area with quotes from multiple vetted carriers, booked online in minutes. Montreal–Toronto is the busiest LTL corridor in Canada. Truxweb puts the carriers that run it every day side by side, with transit times and shipper ratings you can see before you book.
Last reviewed
Montreal to Toronto LTL at a glance
- Distance
- About 540 km via Highway 401 and Autoroute 20
- Typical transit
- Shown on every quote
- Typical price, one standard pallet
- $140–$290
- Direction
- Both ways: Montreal to the GTA, and the GTA to Montreal
- Pickup areas
- Island of Montreal, Laval, Longueuil and the South Shore, the North Shore, the Laurentians
- Delivery areas
- Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Scarborough, Oakville, Hamilton
- Equipment
- Dry van LTL. Tailgate (liftgate), inside delivery, residential and appointment delivery available as add-ons
How it works
Step 2
Compare quotes from the carriers that run this lane. Each quote shows transit time and the carrier's rating.
Step 3
Book online. Your bill of lading is generated for you.
Step 4
Track pickup, transit and delivery from your dashboard.
Step 5
Pay Truxweb on one invoice, whichever carrier moved the freight.
What it costs to ship a pallet from Montreal to Toronto
Most single-pallet shipments on this lane fall in $140–$290. The price moves with weight, dimensions, pallet count, pickup and delivery type, and the fuel surcharge in effect. Residential delivery, tailgate and appointment windows add to the base rate. For a full breakdown of what drives LTL pricing, see LTL rates in Canada.
Two ways to bring the price down: ship on standard 48 × 40 inch pallets with accurate dimensions so nothing is re-measured at the terminal, and book a day ahead so the carrier can fit your pickup into an existing route.
Carriers on this lane
Every carrier quoting Montreal–Toronto on Truxweb has been screened for compliance, insurance and service history, and is rated by the shippers who use it. You see the carrier's name and rating next to each quote, so you choose on more than price. See the full carrier network.
Shipping from Mississauga, Brampton and the GTA to Montreal
The return direction works the same way. Pickups across the GTA (Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Scarborough, Oakville) deliver to the Island of Montreal, Laval, Longueuil and the South Shore. Quotes for GTA to Montreal appear alongside Montreal to GTA, so you can price both legs of a regular run in one session.
Frequently asked questions
01How much does it cost to ship a pallet from Montreal to Toronto?
Most single standard pallets fall in $140–$290, depending on weight, dimensions and delivery type. Enter your postal codes and pallet details for an exact quote.
02How long does LTL shipping take from Montreal to Toronto?
Every quote shows the carrier's transit time for this lane. Pickup is arranged when you book.
03Can I ship from Mississauga or Brampton to Montreal?
Yes. Every GTA municipality is covered in both directions, including Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham and Oakville.
04Do I need to be a large shipper to use Truxweb?
No. Truxweb is built for businesses that ship a few pallets a week. There is no minimum volume and no contract.
05Which carriers will quote my Montreal–Toronto shipment?
The carriers that run this lane on Truxweb, screened for compliance and rated by shippers. You see each carrier's name and rating before you book.
06What is the difference between LTL and FTL on this route?
LTL (less-than-truckload) shares trailer space with other shippers and is priced per pallet, which suits one to roughly ten pallets. FTL (full truckload) books the whole trailer. Truxweb quotes both. For regular full loads between Quebec and Ontario, talk to us.
Get a Montreal–Toronto quote in minutes.
Get a quoteShipping somewhere else in Quebec or Ontario? See LTL shipping across Canada.