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Texas Oversize & Overweight Permits, Filed Same-Day.

$75 flat fee plus the exact state fee, no markup, no waiting for a quote. You're paying to not be the one who finds out at the scale house that the permit's wrong. We file it right with TxDMV, or you don't pay.

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Flat $75 fee, shown before you enter a card State fee passed through at cost, zero markup Filed directly with the state DOT, not a reseller You're only charged once we confirm the permit can be filed

One price. Split two ways. Nothing hidden.

Our fee
$75 flat

Same price on every load. Shown before you enter a card. No quote requests, no games.

Texas state fee
Texas state permit fee starts at $60

$60 base, plus a $150 to $375 highway maintenance fee by weight tier set by TxDMV, plus TxDMV's own $0.25 + 2.25% processing surcharge. The exact number is shown before you pay.

Total due today is authorized, not charged, until we confirm we can file with TxDMV.

We show our price. They make you call.

HaulPermitJ.J. Keller / Comdata / StatePermits
Price shown up frontYes, $75 flatNot shown ("request a quote")
Charged before filing?No, card authorized onlyVaries, often yes
File online in minutesYesPhone / email / fax workflows
Real proof of filingsNamed customers (as we earn them)None published

Comparison reflects publicly observable differences in how these services present pricing and proof; we don’t claim a specific dollar undercut.

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What happens next

1

Tell us the load and route

Dimensions, weight, origin, destination, ship date: about 3 minutes.

2

We confirm we can file

We check your load against the state's self-issue envelope and portal status. Your card is authorized, not charged.

3

We file and you're charged

We submit the permit with the state DOT, send you the PDF, and only then capture your card.

Same-business-day filing available for standard single-trip loads. Superheavy or route-inspection loads take longer and are quoted manually.

Texas oversize & overweight permits: how it works

What Texas counts as oversize or overweight

A load needs a Texas permit once it exceeds the legal limits: over 8 feet 6 inches wide, over 14 feet high, over 65 feet long, or over 80,000 pounds gross. Anything past those numbers moves on a TxDMV oversize/overweight permit filed through the TxPROS portal, not on a standard registration.

Standard single-trip permits inside the self-issue envelope can issue the same business day. Superheavy loads above 254,300 pounds are a different category (Superheavy/route-inspection) and require a manual quote. We flag those at intake rather than promising a turnaround we can't hit.

Texas oversize permit fees, in plain numbers

The Texas state permit fee starts at $60 for a standard oversize single-trip permit. Overweight loads add a highway maintenance fee that ranges roughly $150 to $375 by weight tier, and loads over 200,000 pounds add a supervision fee. TxDMV also adds its own processing surcharge ($0.25 plus 2.25%) through Texas.gov. That is the state's charge, not ours, and we pass it through at cost.

Our fee is a flat $75 on top of the state cost, with no markup on the TxDMV amount. You see the exact split before you enter a card.

Travel windows and escorts

Texas oversize loads generally move in daylight, from 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Escort (pilot car) requirements depend on the width, height, length, and overhang of your specific load and print on the issued permit. We do not provide escorts, but we flag the requirement to you before you move.

Texas does not impose a general holiday travel ban on oversize loads; the only holiday movement restriction is for manufactured housing. Always follow the specific conditions printed on your issued permit for your route and date.

Questions, answered

For a standard single-trip load inside the self-issue envelope, we can file the same business day. Superheavy and route-inspection loads require staff review and take longer. We tell you before you pay.
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