Shipping to Mexico

Ground crossing through Tijuana — national delivery, pedimento included.

Family boxes, auto parts, tools and commercial freight from California. Daily ground via Otay and air to CDMX when it's urgent. All 32 states.

Modes & coverage

Two lanes to Mexico. We pick the right one for your freight.

Ground via Otay border

80% of our Mexico volume. Daily crossing through Tijuana, national distribution from CDMX and Guadalajara. 7–14 days, lowest cost per pound.

Air to Mexico City

For urgent shipments, high-value electronics, or documents. Cut-off Tuesday & Thursday, 3–6 days door-to-door.

Mexican customs broker

Pedimento, IVA, NOMs and Padrón de Importadores when needed. You don't hire anything on the Mexican side.

All 32 states covered

From Tijuana to Cancún. Northern border and Bajío have the fastest transits; southeast and peninsula add 2–4 days.

Use cases

What the Mexican community in California ships with us.

  • Family boxes & gifts

    Clothes, tools, US goods for the family. We quote ground because it usually halves the cost versus air.

  • Commercial freight & inventory

    Small and mid-size lots for resellers, online stores, and suppliers. We handle consolidated pedimento, recipient RFC, and invoicing in USD or MXN.

  • Auto parts & tools

    Strong category into the northern border and Bajío. We validate NOMs before dispatch so nothing gets held.

  • Partial moves

    Boxes and furniture when someone is moving back to Mexico. LCL (consolidated), not full container.

Top-volume states
CDMXJaliscoNuevo LeónBaja CaliforniaPueblaQuerétaroGuanajuatoMichoacánYucatánQuintana Roo
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FAQ

Customs, costs, and transit times to Mexico.

Ground crosses through Otay/Tijuana and runs by truck — cheaper, ideal for boxes, furniture, and bulky freight, 7–14 business days. Air goes via Mexico City, costs 3–5x more but delivers in 3–6 days — use it for urgent shipments or when declared value justifies it.
We work with a Mexican customs broker who files the import pedimento. Personal shipments under the threshold clear via simplified courier. Commercial freight uses normal or consolidated pedimento depending on volume and the recipient's RFC.
For gifts and family shipments under USD$1,000, usually not. For commercial freight, resale inventory or equipment, yes — the recipient needs an active RFC and, depending on the product, registration in the Padrón de Importadores.
Yes. It's one of our strongest categories into Tijuana, Monterrey, Guadalajara, and the Bajío. Some auto parts need NOM certification or specific pedimento — we screen before dispatch so nothing gets held.
By ground, most family boxes land between USD$70–$160 all-in (Inland Empire pickup, border crossing, customs, door-to-door). By air, expect 2.5–4x that range.
Yes. For the Yucatán peninsula, add 2–4 days to central-Mexico transit times since the national ground network feeds down from the CDMX/Querétaro hub.
We notify you the same day with the reason (under-declared value, vague description, regulated product). We resolve it directly with the broker — you don't travel or hire anyone in Mexico.