Amazon HPC Truckload 7-8 Foot, 24 Tall Pallets of Amazon High Piece Count Inventory

The amazon hpc truckload 7-8 foot ships 24 tall (7-8 foot) pallets of Amazon high-piece-count overstock and customer-return inventory for $15,000. The largest single Amazon truckload SKU in the Save More catalogue. The 7-8 foot pallet height differentiates this load from the standard 5-foot Amazon HPC truckload: each pallet carries 30-50% more inventory volume, which compounds the per-pallet sourcing economics at the truckload tier.

What’s typically inside the amazon hpc truckload 7-8 foot

• 24 pallets at 7-8 foot height. The tallest pallet format Save More ships
• Amazon LPN-coded inventory (Liquidation Pallet Number traceability)
• Mixed category coverage: home goods, kitchen, personal care, beauty, electronics accessories, toys, apparel, sporting goods, automotive accessories
• Amazon-exclusive brands, AmazonBasics, Solimo, Pinzon, Mama Bear, Wag, Stone & Beam
• Third-party seller returns across the full Amazon marketplace catalogue
• Mixed condition. Customer returns, third-party-seller returns, light overstock, Amazon Warehouse Deals overflow
• Per-pallet item count typically 250-600+ items at the 7-8 foot height (vs 150-350 at the 5-foot tier)

Per-truckload economics on the amazon hpc truckload 7-8 foot

Amazon HPC loads carry blended retail-to-cost spreads of 8x-14x. At $15,000 for 24 tall pallets carrying 7,000-14,000+ items combined, retail ceiling sits $120,000-$210,000.

• Multi-store bin operator with Amazon FBA pre-sort: route FBA-eligible SKUs to FBA, non-FBA items to bin rotation. Gross return $45,000-$80,000 over 90-120 days.
• Auction-house premium consignment: 24-pallet auction with FBA-eligibility flagging. Net $35,000-$58,000.
• Wholesale flip to smaller operators: resell tall pallets at $1,200-$1,800 each. Net $28,800-$43,200.
• Tent warehouse-sale rollout: condition-disclosed pricing 60-75% off Amazon retail. Net $40,000-$65,000.

Who buys the amazon hpc truckload 7-8 foot

• Multi-location bin store operators with Amazon FBA pre-sort capacity
• Auction houses running premium-tier weekly events
• Wholesale pallet redistribution operators serving smaller-tier bin operators
• Tent warehouse-sale operators serving regional markets
• Established Amazon FBA sellers routing returned-FBA inventory back through FBA

For the smaller 5-foot format at $10,000 see the AMZ HPC Truckload 5ft. For the premium Amazon truckload tier at $9,000 see AMZ Premium HPC Truckload.

Tall-pallet format on the amazon hpc truckload 7-8 foot

The 7-8 foot pallet height is the differentiator on this load. Standard Amazon HPC pallets ship at 5 feet; this tall format adds 30-50% more inventory volume per pallet without proportionally increasing freight cost per pallet. The per-item sourcing economics improve at the tall-format tier. Buyers should confirm their dock and warehouse clearance accommodates 7-8 foot pallet height before ordering. Cross-reference Amazon’s liquidation auction program for context on the LPN-coded inventory feeding this load.

Frequently asked questions

What is the per-item count difference between the 7-8 foot and 5-foot Amazon HPC truckloads?

7-8 foot pallets carry 250-600+ items each; 5-foot pallets carry 150-350 items each. The tall format adds 30-50% inventory volume at proportional sourcing cost.

Is the amazon hpc truckload 7-8 foot manifested?

Partial manifest, LPN-coded pallets ship with category-level manifest documentation but not per-item SKU manifests.

Can I run the amazon hpc truckload 7-8 foot through Amazon FBA?

Yes for FBA-eligible categories. Typically 35-50% of the load qualifies for FBA prep workflow. Non-FBA items route to bin store, eBay, or wholesale flip.

What dock clearance does the 7-8 foot pallet height require?

Standard 8-foot warehouse dock clearance accommodates the load; sub-7-foot docks cannot accept the format. Confirm clearance before ordering.

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