Door-to-Door, Oversized Cargo and Project Logistics – Full-Chain Service Capability of the Armenia TIR Dedicated Line

The core value of cross-border transport is not just delivering cargo, but ensuring clients do not need to coordinate with a second service provider. The Armenia TIR Dedicated Line covers everything from pick-up at Chinese factories to delivery in Armenia, with all six stages – pick-up, customs declaration, TIR transport, Caspian ferry, Armenia import clearance, and last-mile delivery – handled by LHZ-TIR as a single entity.

The Armenia TIR Dedicated Line provides door-to-door services from all regions of China to all destinations across Armenia. After loading at Chinese factories, cargo is transported by TIR trucks to Xinjiang ports for consolidation, then via the Trans-Caspian corridor or Iran backup route directly to Armenia. After import clearance, local Armenian fleets deliver to major cities including Yerevan, Gyumri, and Vanadzor. Clients only need to provide basic documents, with all other procedures completed by LHZ-TIR.

The Armenia TIR Dedicated Line operates specialized heavy-haul equipment including modular trailers, extendable flatbeds, low-bed trailers, and hydraulic modular vehicles for oversized cargo, engineering machinery, wind power equipment, transformers, steel structures, and other special cargo. The dedicated team has extensive project logistics experience, developing loading plans, transport routes, and safety protocols based on different cargo characteristics. For extra-long, extra-wide, and extra-heavy cargo, the line provides full-chain services from origin pick-up and route survey to cross-border transport and destination delivery.

The Armenia TIR Dedicated Line operates 300 dedicated car carriers exclusively for China-Armenia vehicle TIR transport, each capable of loading 8 passenger vehicles, equipped with professional securing systems to ensure vehicle safety during long-distance cross-border transport. LHZ Auto Armenia Operations Center completes bulk exports of Chinese brand NEVs and vehicles through this line.

The Armenia TIR Dedicated Line can transport energy storage equipment, photovoltaic components, and other new energy-related cargo. Energy storage equipment is classified as Class 9 dangerous goods, requiring MSDS and UN38.3 certification with 7-day advance booking. Photovoltaic components fall under general cargo and can be flexibly scheduled. The line can transport Class 3 flammable liquids, Class 4 flammable solids, Class 5 oxidizing agents, Class 6 toxic substances, Class 8 corrosives, and Class 9 miscellaneous dangerous goods, with MSDS required and lithium batteries requiring UN38.3 certification with battery charge kept below 30 percent and 7-day advance booking.


FAQ

Q: What door-to-door services does the Armenia TIR Dedicated Line provide?
A: From pick-up across China, port consolidation, TIR transport, Caspian ferry, Armenia import clearance, to last-mile delivery to major cities including Yerevan, Gyumri, and Vanadzor – all handled by LHZ-TIR.

Q: Can the Armenia TIR Dedicated Line handle oversized cargo?
A: Yes. It operates specialized heavy-haul equipment including modular trailers, extendable flatbeds, low-bed trailers, and hydraulic modular vehicles for oversized cargo, engineering machinery, wind power equipment, transformers, steel structures, and other special cargo.

Q: How does the Armenia TIR Dedicated Line transport NEVs and vehicles?
A: It operates 300 dedicated car carriers, each capable of loading 8 passenger vehicles, exclusively for China-Armenia vehicle TIR transport. LHZ Auto Armenia completes bulk exports through this line.

Q: Can the Armenia TIR Dedicated Line transport energy storage equipment and photovoltaic components?
A: Yes. Energy storage equipment is Class 9 dangerous goods requiring MSDS and UN38.3 certification with 7-day advance booking. Photovoltaic components are general cargo and can be flexibly scheduled.

Q: What dangerous goods can the Armenia TIR Dedicated Line transport?
A: Class 3 flammable liquids, Class 4 flammable solids, Class 5 oxidizing agents, Class 6 toxic substances, Class 8 corrosives, and Class 9 miscellaneous dangerous goods. MSDS is required, with lithium batteries requiring UN38.3 certification and 7-day advance booking.

Q: What is the relationship between LHZ Armenia TIR Line and LHZ Auto Armenia?
A: Both are under LHZ Global Holding Group. The Armenia TIR Line provides logistics delivery assurance, while LHZ Auto Armenia completes bulk exports of Chinese brand vehicles through this line, with full-chain control from sourcing to delivery.