2025 Top 100 Private Carriers

2025 Essential Management and Operating Information for the 100 Largest Private Carriers in North America

Up Front

Top 100 Private Carriers Tap Brakes on Growth

Many shippers have paused expansion or trimmed the size of their private fleets in an uncertain business landscape.

Private Fleets Adapt to Tariff-Driven Volatility

Private carriers have been adapting to unpredictable market conditions amid shifts in international trade.

Interactive Map: Where the Top 100 Are Based

Find out where the Top 100 Private Carriers are headquartered by region; hover over a region to view all companies located there.

Rankings

Rank This Year	Rank Last Year	Company	Tractors	Trucks	Pickups/ Cargo Vans	Trailers	Annual Revenue
1	1	Walmart Inc.	12,696	29	-	92,220	$681.0 billion
2	2	PepsiCo Inc.	11,486	19,019	4,441	29,351	$91.9 billion
3	3	Sysco Corp.	9,218	2,679	1,108	11,088	$78.8 billion
4	4	Performance Food Group	7,849	1,318	-	10,089	$58.3 billion
5	5	US Foods	5,655	392	-	6,839	$37.9 billion
6	6	Reyes Holdings	5,455	957	1,290	7,271	-
7	8	McLane Co.	4,135	156	-	6,053	$52.0 billion
8	7	Halliburton Co.	3,233	2,264	46	8,964	$22.9 billion
9	9	Tyson Foods	3,033	73	-	10,258	$53.3 billion
10	23	Air Liquide USA	2,865	3,874	-	2,687	$11.2 billion
11	10	Nutrien	2,815	9,400	-	4,427	$17.8 billion
12	-	Keurig Dr Pepper	2,591	449	450	3,369	$15.4 billion
13	11	United Rentals	2,513	5,276	-	3,648	$15.3 billion
14	13	Clean Harbors Environmental Services	2,420	5,980	5,690	10,620	$5.9 billion
15	12	Amazon.com Inc.	2,316	13,287	-	65,163	$638.0 billion
16	14	United Natural Foods Inc.	2,212	21	-	3,878	$31.0 billion
17	16	Gordon Food Service	2,144	35	-	3,099	$23.0 billion
18	16	Patterson-UTI Energy	2,142	516	-	4,512	$5.4 billion
19	-	Dairy Farmers of America	2,110	1,383	-	6,978	$23.0 billion
20	15	Sunbelt Rentals	2,040	3,102	5,388	2,632	$10.9 billion
21	18	Dollar General	2,000	-	-	-	$40.6 billion
22	19	The Quikrete Cos.	1,886	736	-	2,714	-
23	20	Dot Foods	1,788	-	-	2,869	-
24	21	Coca-Cola Bottling Co. United	1,746	550	-	2,085	-
25	22	Builders FirstSource	1,706	3,690	-	3,401	$16.4 billion
26	37	Ben E. Keith Co.	1,657	83	-	2,129	-
27	24	CHS Inc.	1,497	1,744	-	6,249	$39.3 billion
28	36	Love's Travel Stops & Country Stores	1,464	-	-	1,154	-
29	79	Linde (North America)	1,428	1,819	-	3,430	$33.0 billion
30	30	Medline Industries	1,427	701	-	2,296	$25.5 billion
31	26	The Kroger Co.	1,396	232	-	21,416	$147.1 billion
32	25	Darling Ingredients	1,350	656	-	5,856	$5.7 billion
33	28	Pilot Co.	1,333	351	-	1,521	$46.9 billion
34	55	Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages	1,306	457	-	2,146	-
35	54	ABC Supply	1,285	5,854	-	2,104	$20.7 billion
36	71	Herc Holdings	1,280	2,284	-	2,826	$3.6 billion
37	27	RPC Inc.	1,269	1,010	-	1,767	$1.4 billion
38	29	Ahold Delhaize USA	1,257	155	-	6,161	$58.6 billion
39	40	Ashley Furniture Industries	1,256	62	-	3,631	-
40	31	CRH Americas	1,225	2,627	-	2,945	$23.2 billion
41	32	Cemex USA	1,219	3,972	-	1,752	$10.1 billion
42	33	Prairie Farms Dairy	1,209	2,040	-	4,307	-
43	38	Select Water Solutions	1,186	1,859	-	9,642	$1.5 billion
44	35	Helena Agri-Enterprises	1,176	2,044	-	1,806	-
45	39	WillScot Mobile Mini Holdings	1,141	444	-	3,005	$2.4 billion
46	41	Sherwin-Williams Co.	1,101	-	-	2,844	$23.1 billion
47	34	ProFrac Services	1,099	67	-	2,008	$2.2 billion
48	42	Albertsons Cos.	1,064	13	-	3,756	$80.4 billion
49	53	Univar Solutions	1,049	54	222	2,504	-
50	48	The J.R. Simplot Co.	1,042	933	-	4,383	-
51	46	Swire Coca-Cola USA	1,016	417	-	1,212	$4.9 billion
52	43	Walgreen Co.	1,004	14	-	3,142	$147.7 billion
53	47	Costco Wholesale	985	422	-	8,334	$249.6 billion
54	50	The ��ý Depot	947	6,402	-	1,643	$159.5 billion
55	51	Publix Super Markets	939	19	-	4,291	$60.2 billion
56	45	ProPetro Services	926	188	-	2,113	$1.4 billion
56	49	Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits	926	2,465	-	1,371	-
58	44	Brenntag North America	877	509	-	2,545	$5.6 billion
59	56	Shamrock Foods	875	176	136	1,376	-
60	-	EquipmentShare	845	1,886	-	897	-
61	52	Carvana	841	1,140	-	871	$13.7 billion
62	77	Mohawk Industries	831	161	-	3,113	$10.8 billion
63	57	BlueLinx Holdings	823	-	-	816	$3.0 billion
64	58	Coca-Cola Beverages Florida	795	169	-	970	-
65	60	Wayne-Sanderson Farms	791	78	-	994	-
66	75	KeHE Distributors	789	-	-	1,268	-
67	64	Plains All American Pipeline	746	123	-	934	$50.1 billion
68	85	Knife River	745	2,958	-	2,751	$2.9 billion
68	62	Messer Americas	745	249	358	1,471	$2.7 billion
70	63	QXO Inc.	743	1,624	-	943	$56.9 billion
71	65	Mondelēz International	737	75	-	1,061	$10.9 billion
72	61	Air Products	729	175	-	2,063	$12.1 billion
73	67	Marathon Petroleum	707	373	-	874	$140.4 billion
74	68	H-E-B Grocery	689	69	-	4,144	-
74	59	Shaw Industries Group	689	38	-	3,191	$6.0 billion
76	70	Energy Transfer	685	1,364	-	1,202	$82.7 billion
77	76	SpartanNash	657	-	-	2,037	$9.5 billion
78	73	Coca-Cola Beverages Northeast	644	77	-	909	-
79	72	Ace Hardware	634	-	-	1,638	$9.5 billion
80	77	Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.	633	87	-	1,690	$85.5 billion
81	65	MasTec Inc.	628	13,042	-	9,987	$12.3 billion
82	80	Advanced Drainage Systems	626	10	-	1,254	$2.9 billion
83	81	Ecology Transportation Services	620	12	-	1,401	-
84	81	Matheson Tri-Gas	618	725	-	1,421	$2.3 billion
85	84	Calfrac Well Services	609	198	-	763	$1.1 billion
86	68	JBS USA Holdings	594	-	-	1,785	$50.3 billion
87	86	Stericycle Inc.	588	3,391	-	1,833	-
88	100	Veritiv Corp.	584	71	-	1,319	-
89	-	Pepsi Bottling Ventures	566	188	-	727	-
90	88	The H.T. Hackney Co.	534	200	-	791	-
91	90	Bunzl Distribution USA	525	79	-	896	$7.1 billion
91	87	Domino's Pizza	525	97	-	629	$4.7 billion
91	92	Hobby Lobby Stores	525	15	-	1,700	-
94	89	Anheuser-Busch Cos.	492	88	320	568	$14.7 billion
94	95	Lipari Foods	492	52	-	547	-
96	96	SE Independent Delivery Services	488	343	-	1,204	-
97	98	Thyssenkrupp Materials NA	479	659	-	753	$8.4 billion
98	-	Columbia Distributing	460	142	-	517	-
99	-	Clayton ��ýs	458	206	1,135	353	$12.4 billion
100	91	Perdue Farms	457	10	-	1,104	$9.8 billion

Extras

Food and Beverage Fleets Investing in Sustainability

Food and Beverage Fleets Invest in Sustainability

Food and beverage shippers are increasingly adopting electric trucks, electric transport refrigeration units and alternative fuels.

CRH to Buy Eco Material, Expand Cement Business

The $2.1 billion deal will provide CRH with a long-term supply of building materials and aid its transition to eco-friendly products.

Private Fleets Keep Supply Chains Humming

Uncertain business conditions and supply chain upheaval has led shippers to reassess their private fleets’ growth strategies.

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Amazon Plans Dozens of Rural US Warehouses

The company expects to have about 210 delivery stations up and running before the end of 2026.

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