Goods transport between cities – part load and dedicated vehicles on all 30 routes.
Goods transport between cities
| Route | Road distance | Part load |
|---|---|---|
| Karachi to Lahore | 1,210 km | Rs 590 / kg |
| Karachi to Islamabad | 1,410 km | Rs 625 / kg |
| Karachi to Rawalpindi | 1,420 km | Rs 625 / kg |
| Karachi to Multan | 900 km | Rs 540 / kg |
| Karachi to Faisalabad | 1,060 km | Rs 565 / kg |
| Lahore to Karachi | 1,210 km | Rs 590 / kg |
| Lahore to Islamabad | 375 km | Rs 455 / kg |
| Lahore to Rawalpindi | 380 km | Rs 460 / kg |
| Lahore to Multan | 340 km | Rs 450 / kg |
| Lahore to Faisalabad | 180 km | Rs 425 / kg |
| Islamabad to Karachi | 1,410 km | Rs 625 / kg |
| Islamabad to Lahore | 375 km | Rs 455 / kg |
| Islamabad to Rawalpindi | 20 km | Rs 400 / kg |
| Islamabad to Multan | 540 km | Rs 485 / kg |
| Islamabad to Faisalabad | 300 km | Rs 445 / kg |
| Rawalpindi to Karachi | 1,420 km | Rs 625 / kg |
| Rawalpindi to Lahore | 380 km | Rs 460 / kg |
| Rawalpindi to Islamabad | 20 km | Rs 400 / kg |
| Rawalpindi to Multan | 545 km | Rs 485 / kg |
| Rawalpindi to Faisalabad | 305 km | Rs 445 / kg |
| Multan to Karachi | 900 km | Rs 540 / kg |
| Multan to Lahore | 340 km | Rs 450 / kg |
| Multan to Islamabad | 540 km | Rs 485 / kg |
| Multan to Rawalpindi | 545 km | Rs 485 / kg |
| Multan to Faisalabad | 240 km | Rs 435 / kg |
| Faisalabad to Karachi | 1,060 km | Rs 565 / kg |
| Faisalabad to Lahore | 180 km | Rs 425 / kg |
| Faisalabad to Islamabad | 300 km | Rs 445 / kg |
| Faisalabad to Rawalpindi | 305 km | Rs 445 / kg |
| Faisalabad to Multan | 240 km | Rs 435 / kg |
Final charges are confirmed in writing after the survey; there are no extra fees on the day unless the job changes.
Why customers across Pakistan choose us
- Household goods and boxes
- Retail and wholesale stock
- Furniture and appliances
- Industrial parts and machinery
- Textile and agricultural goods
- Bulk e-commerce shipments
Share your move details – phone our team, message us on WhatsApp or use the online quote request – and receive a clear, itemised price.
What affects the cost of goods transport between cities
For goods transport between cities: packing adds material and time. Cartons, bubble wrap, stretch film and blankets protect what you own, and a packed move is usually faster on the day because everything is ready to load in order.
Timing matters too. Month-end and weekend slots fill up first, while mid-week mornings are easier to book. For city-to-city moves, a return truck or a shared load can bring the cost down if your date is flexible.
- Volume of goods and vehicle size
- Packing materials and crew size
- Floors, lifts and walking distance
- Specialist handling (pianos, safes, ACs)
- Distance and fuel prices for intercity moves
How the moving day runs
On moving day a supervisor walks through the house with you first, checks the list and marks fragile items. Packing starts room by room, and heavy furniture is taken apart before loading.
Ask building security or the society office for the gate pass a day early. Many societies and towers allow moving vehicles only at fixed hours, and a missing pass is the most common cause of delay.
Packing guidance for your move
Pack heavy things such as books and crockery in small boxes and light things such as pillows in big ones. Boxes that are too heavy to lift are the ones that get dropped.
Write the room name and a short list of contents on two sides of each carton. At the new house the team can then place each box in the right room without asking you every time.
Before a long drive, check motorway closures, fog and weather alerts on the National Highways & Motorway Police website – we watch the same updates and adjust the departure time if needed.