Shipping to
Mexico.
Major manufacturing partner. Cross-border freight via Texas (Laredo, El Paso) is the dominant lane. CUSMA preferential treatment for qualifying goods.
3–5 business days
DHL · FedEx · UPS
Auto parts · Industrial equipment · Electronics
Shipping to Mexico
What to expect on the Mexico lane.
L5 ships to Mexico via DHL, FedEx, UPS, with end-to-end tracking, DDP and DDU options, and customs documentation generated automatically from your shipment data.
Typical transit: 3–5 business days. Common imports include auto parts, industrial equipment, electronics.
For high-volume Mexico shippers we can pre-clear known SKUs to reduce customs holds, set up DDP collection so your customers never see a surprise duty bill, and route packages through whichever carrier offers the best balance of price, transit time, and customs reliability for that specific destination.
- DDP (Delivered Duty Paid): you pay duties upfront; the recipient sees no surprises. Best for B2C.
- DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid): recipient pays on import. Cheaper but adds friction at delivery.
- Commercial invoice + HS codes: auto-generated from your shipment data.
- Restricted items: we'll confirm feasibility upfront for lithium batteries, hazmat, and regulated SKUs.
The L5 rate calculator
Price a shipment.Before you call us.
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Other destinations
Shipping to other countries.
Canada
North America · 2–4 business days
United Kingdom
Europe · 2–4 business days
Germany
Europe · 3–5 business days
France
Europe · 3–5 business days
Australia
Oceania · 4–7 business days
Japan
Asia · 3–5 business days
China
Asia · 4–7 business days
India
Asia · 4–7 business days
Brazil
Latin America · 5–8 business days
South Korea
Asia · 3–5 business days
Singapore
Asia · 3–5 business days