Width: 8'6"
Height: 13'6"
Length: 59'6" (Defense Highway System)
53' (Other Highways)
Gross Weight: 80,000 lbs
Single Trip: 5 Days
Annual Permit: 12 Months
IRP Trip Permit: 72 Hours
Fuel Permit: 72 Hours
Mon – Sun
30 Min Before Sunrise
to 30 Min After Sunset
Continuous travel available for approved overweight loads.
Based on
• Length
• Width
• Height
State-specific escort regulations apply.
Oklahoma oversize permits are required whenever a vehicle or load exceeds the state's legal size or weight limits while traveling on public highways. These permits help ensure highway safety, protect infrastructure, and maintain compliance with Oklahoma Department of Transportation regulations.
Chicago Permit provides fast and reliable Oklahoma Oversize Permits, Overweight Permits, Superload Permits, Single Trip Permits, Annual Permits, Temporary Trip Permits, Fuel Permits, and Overhang Permits. Our experienced permit specialists make the application process simple and hassle-free.
| LENGTH | WIDTH | HEIGHT | GROSS WEIGHT |
|---|---|---|---|
| 59'6" (Defense Highway System) 53' Other Highways | 8 Feet 6 Inches Maximum Legal Width | 13 ft 6 inches (Maximum Legal Height) |
80,000 Pounds(Legal GVW) |
Oklahoma oversize permits can be obtained online through our website chicagopermit.net or by calling us at 270-908-9656
In most states, including Oklahoma, a load can be up to 8 feet 6 inches wide without needing an oversize permit. Anything exceeding this width requires a special permit.
In Oklahoma, vehicles exceeding standard legal limits for width, height, length, or weight must obtain an oversize/overweight permit before traveling. Permits are issued for specific routes and durations, and travel during certain hours may be restricted.
Yes, Oklahoma requires trip permits for commercial vehicles that are not registered under the International Registration Plan (IRP). A trip permit allows temporary travel through the state without permanent registration.
Oklahoma oversize permits can be obtained online through our website chicagopermit.net or by calling us at 270-908-9656
The cost for an Oklahoma overweight permit varies based on the weight, dimensions, and distance traveled. Typically, fees start around $15 to $25 and increase with the size and weight of the load.
An overweight permit in Oklahoma generally starts at about $15, with additional charges depending on the extent of the overweight and travel distance.
A single trip oversize permit in Oklahoma typically costs $12.00. However, fees may increase depending on the load’s width, height, length, and the number of miles traveled.
In Oklahoma, a load is considered oversize if it exceeds 8 feet 6 inches wide, 13 feet 6 inches high, 53 feet long for a single trailer, or exceeds allowable weight limits. Loads beyond these dimensions require a valid permit.
Generally, oversize loads in Oklahoma are restricted to daylight hours, from 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset, Monday through Saturday. Nighttime travel may be allowed for smaller oversize loads with special conditions listed on the permit.
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