Mar & LU 9105 South Cage Boulevard, Pharr, TX 78577

"Arrived at 0730 and checked in. I parked .04 miles away because there was no parking any closer. Didn’t mind the walk but when I checked in was told to drive to Truck stop and get scale ticket and wait there. About noon was told by the owner of Stripes that I had to buy 100 gallons of fuel or leave so I went to Road Ranger where I had to pay $13 for parking. I called Mar & Lu to see if they had a time and was told that the driver from Mexico would be there by 1345. Got a call at 1945 to back into dock 2. It was a quick unload but before I could get my bills I had to go back to truck stop to get an empty scale ticket. Then I thankfully was able to find an empty spot at Road Ranger so I didn’t have to pay again at another truck stop. Lost my next load because I was here all day. I get that they have to wait for the driver to come from Mexico but I hate being lied too. They could just tell me right from the start that it could be anytime between 0900-2000 before being unloaded."

"One of the quickest unloading services. They open at 8 am and starts unloading right way. The lumper fee is $100 cash only. You have to park your truck on side street. The trailer washout service is nearby this location."

"Guys are good but take time until the forwarding truck arrives they work short hours during the week 8 to 3 pm. Once the truck arrive straight for cross dock with a fee of $100.00 Cash only don’t waste your time take the cash with you. Hope this helps."

"I had two different addresses for this place and neither were the right one. So unfortunately I was late because I went to the “ old” facility that the GPS took me to. The new address is 1020 E Produce rd. I always read the reviews but these seem to be older reviews. I thought I was ahead of the game by making sure I had $100 cash for the lumper fee just like they said on the reviews, but when it was time to pay they said that was about 2 years ago. It is now $120. Luckily they take cash or Comdata checks. Other than those two mishaps, everything else went smooth and the people were very nice. Thank God I can speak Spanish. That helps out a lot in Texas."