MHX Rancho Cucamonga

MHX Rancho Cucamonga is a trucking company in Rancho Cucamonga, CA, operating as part of a full-service logistics network in California. The business provides transload and transportation services, moving product via truck, rail, or vessel. It handles a wide range of commodities, including structural materials, consumer products, bulk goods, and hazardous materials. The company maintains a fleet of over 60 flatbed trucks throughout the state, capable of moving standard, overweight, over-dimensional, and hazardous loads. Its operations include rail transloading at facilities served by the Burlington Northern Santa Fe and Union Pacific Railroads, as well as port services out of the Port of Los Angeles/Long Beach and the Port of Stockton. These port operations cover local and long-haul drayage for break-bulk commodities, devanning of heavy-weight and standard containers, and heavy-weight corridor access for container movements.

The company draws on more than 50 years of combined industry experience, originating from the partnership of two family-owned transportation businesses. One founder, Conrad "Connie" Hardin, began by building and selling pallets to stevedoring companies in the Port of Los Angeles, while Vincent "Bud" McLeod established a local same-day pickup and delivery service in downtown Los Angeles. These enterprises evolved into Ancon KOT and Budway Enterprises, a company founded in 1948. The merged entity now operates ten facilities, seven of which are served by BNSF and three by Union Pacific. MHX offers a web-based customer portal that provides access to inventory, bills of lading, signed proof of delivery, invoices, and specialized reporting. The system includes live tracking of all trucks in transit with posted delivery times, supporting transparency in the movement of high-value materials.

The location sits on Arrow Route, about a quarter mile from Milliken Avenue and half a mile from Foothill Boulevard. The Rancho Cucamonga train station is approximately half a mile away, and a fire station is located less than a mile from the site. This placement within the Inland Empire supports the company's regional distribution and rail transloading capabilities.

MHX Rancho Cucamonga brings decades of combined family-business experience to the transload and transportation sector in Rancho Cucamonga, serving the logistics needs of the Southern California region.