
Hot shot & expedite
When a part, a pallet or a pipe load can’t wait for a freight truck. A pickup, a one-ton flatbed or a gooseneck mini float goes now, across town or across the state.

Superior runs hot shots, dedicated trucks, overnight replenishment, scheduled routes and same-day delivery from five local markets. One call to dispatch reaches all of it, any hour, and the J.H. Walker family covers the 18-wheelers and the medical work.
Every service runs on the same fleet, the same dispatch floor and the same tracking. The difference is how often the truck runs and whose schedule it keeps.

When a part, a pallet or a pipe load can’t wait for a freight truck. A pickup, a one-ton flatbed or a gooseneck mini float goes now, across town or across the state.

Superior supplies, drives, insures and maintains the box trucks, stakebeds or tractors you run today, keeps your schedule and routes, and right-sizes the truck count with its own fleet software.

We load at your distribution center in the evening, run every branch overnight and photograph each stop, so your counters open stocked.

Recurring runs that go on the same days at the same times: branch transfers, standing pickups and stocking runs, booked once and run on the calendar.

Picked up and delivered the same day, across a metro or between Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio and Lafayette, in a cargo van, a box truck, a stakebed or a hot shot.

Superior is part of the J.H. Walker family. When a load outgrows a hot shot, or the freight is medical, a sister company runs it.
Most freight sorts itself by one question: is this a one-time rush, a run that repeats, or a whole fleet you would rather not own?
Not sure? Tell dispatch what moves, where and how often. They will point you to the service that fits, and you can mix them. A dedicated customer still calls a hot shot when a part can’t wait for tomorrow’s route.
Superior’s own trucks cover the small-to-medium middle of freight. Dispatch confirms size and weight on the call and sends the truck that fits the load, not the biggest one on the lot.
Every truck, with photos: see the fleet.

Hot shot or nightly route, every load is tracked the same way, from the booking to the signature. How tracking works.
Distributors and supply houses are the core of Superior’s work, along with oilfield, industrial plant and chemical shippers.
Each market has its own dispatch, drivers and phone number, and every service runs in all five, plus between them across Texas and Louisiana.
713-688-1900 · 11404 Hempstead Rd.
Houston →972-736-8401 · the Grand Prairie yard.
Dallas–Fort Worth →512-543-1500 · the I-35 corridor.
Austin →830-216-8400 · South Texas.
San Antonio →985-868-8330 · Acadiana.
Lafayette →What shippers ask when they are choosing a service. Anything else, dispatch is up 24/7 at 713-688-1900.
Hot shot and expedite, dedicated truck programs, overnight replenishment and stocking routes, scheduled routes and same-day delivery, across Texas and Louisiana.
A hot shot is an expedited run for one load that has to go now. Same-day delivery is picked up and delivered the same day, in the truck that fits the order. Dispatch helps you choose on the call.
A scheduled route is a recurring run on a set schedule. In a dedicated program, Superior supplies, drives, insures and maintains trucks that replace your own fleet and keep your schedule and routes.
Yes. Many customers run a route and still call a hot shot when a part can’t wait. The same dispatcher handles both.
18-wheeler loads run through sister company J.H. Walker Trucking, with the same dispatcher and the same paperwork.
No. All medical courier work goes to sister company Atlas Delivery Service.
In all five of its markets, Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio and Lafayette, and between them across Texas and Louisiana.
Tell dispatch what’s moving, where and how often. They’ll match the service and the truck.