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Freight Broker · Mesa, AZ

SNAPSTICS LLC

Name: SNAPSTICS LLC
Address: 2043 S ALMA SCHOOL RD, MESA, AZ, 85210, US
Telephone: (651) 202-0114

2043 S ALMA SCHOOL RD · Mesa, AZ 85210

Not Authorized

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MC #1018140
USDOT #3241326 USDOT Active

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Power Units
Broker
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About this carrier

SNAPSTICS LLC is a Mesa, AZ freight broker that is not authorized in the state of Arizona. This company has 0 truck(s) in their fleet and 0 truck drivers. Their motor carrier number is MC-1018140 and their USDOT number is 3241326.

Sourced from FMCSA SAFER · last filed 02/04/2019 · last updated Jun 11, 2026.

Carrier Details

Operating Status NOT AUTHORIZED
MCS-150 Filed 02/04/2019

Authority & Operations

Operation Classification

Authorized for Hire

Cargo Authorized

General Freight
Metal Sheets, Coils, Rolls
Fresh Produce
Grain, Feed, Hay
Meat
Commodities Dry Bulk
Refrigerated Food
Beverages
Paper Products
Utilities

Operating Territory

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Home base Based in Mesa, Arizona. No roadside inspections on record in the past 24 months to map operating states.

Locations

Physical Address

SNAPSTICS LLC
2043 S ALMA SCHOOL RD
MESA, AZ 85210

Mailing Address

SNAPSTICS LLC
2043 S ALMA SCHOOL RD
MESA, AZ 85210-4002

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Company	Status	Power Units	Drivers	MC#	USDOT#
SNAPSTICS LLC Mesa, AZ	USDOT Active Not Authorized	0	—	1141498	3479570
SNAPSTICS LLC Mesa, AZ	USDOT Active Not Authorized	0	—	1365165	3797039

Company	Status	Power Units	Drivers	MC#	USDOT#
SNAPSTICS LLC Mesa, AZ	USDOT Active Not Authorized	0	—	1141498	3479570
SNAPSTICS LLC Mesa, AZ	USDOT Active Not Authorized	0	—	1365165	3797039

SNAPSTICS LLC

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