Driveway Gravel ordered online by the ton. A dump truck delivers to your Cheyenne address and unloads right where you point.






Cheyenne gets about 16 inches of precipitation a year, which means washout and drainage are real factors in driveway gravel selection. The size you choose controls how well the surface sheds water and how stable the mat stays under traffic.
Three-quarter-inch is the most common order for standard driveways because it locks together and handles light truck loads without shifting. Below are all the sizes available and what each is best suited for.
| Product | Best for | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Driveway Gravel | General driveway top layer | Blend of sizes that compacts well; good all-purpose option. |
| 3/8" Driveway Gravel | Smooth top dressing, comfortable underfoot | Walks nicely and stays in place; less prone to washboarding. |
| 3/4" Driveway Gravel | The standard driveway size, locks together well | Most popular for residential driveways; handles freeze-thaw cycles. |
| 1"-1 1/2" Driveway Gravel | Heavier traffic and soft ground | Angular stone that bites into soft soil; good under dump trucks. |
| 1 1/2" Driveway Gravel | Deep base layer under a finer top | Used as a first lift to spread the load over weak subgrade. |
| 2"-3" Driveway Gravel | Rural lanes, mud control, first lift | Large rock that bridges soft spots and sheds water fast. |
Matching the project to the right product saves time and material. The table below maps five typical jobs to the recommended gravel size and a target depth.
| Project | What to order | Depth or note |
|---|---|---|
| Culvert and shoulder repair | 2"-3" Driveway Gravel | 6 to 8 inches for erosion resistance |
| Resurfacing an existing driveway | 3/4" Driveway Gravel | 2 to 3 inches over compacted base |
| New driveway base | 1 1/2" Driveway Gravel | 4 to 6 inches for load bearing |
| Muddy rural lane | 2"-3" Driveway Gravel | 8 to 12 inches, depending on soil |
| Parking pad | 3/8" Driveway Gravel | 3 to 4 inches, compacted well |
Cheyenne sees about 176 days a year when temperatures drop below freezing. That many freeze cycles push gravel sideways if the base is not thick enough. The ground here also freezes deep and long, so the base layer needs to be deep enough to stay stable below the frost line.
About 65 inches of snow fall each winter. Plowing a loose gravel surface can push the top layer into the ditch if the stone is too small or the edge is not defined. Spring thaw is the wet part of the year for driveways, and it is when a thin base shows up as ruts. A properly designed gravel driveway with a thick angular base handles the freeze-thaw and snow removal without losing its shape.
Tonnes depend on the area, the depth you choose, and the stone size. Use the driveway gravel calculator to enter your measurements and get an estimate. No need to guess coverage rates, the calculator handles the math based on the product and your driveway dimensions.
Buying is straightforward: order online by the ton, enter your Cheyenne address, and see the delivered price at checkout. Delivery by dump truck is scheduled at least 3 business days after the order date. You pick a morning or afternoon window.
A valid phone number is required to confirm the delivery. You receive an email confirmation, then a second email with the window and a photo of the loaded material. Delivery goes ahead only after you approve that second email. Someone must be at the site during the window.
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Many customers combine driveway gravel with these materials for a complete job.
Yes. Cheyenne gets about 41 days a year with at least a tenth of an inch of rain. That is enough to wash away fine material if the gravel is too small or the driveway is sloped. Choosing angular stone and a proper base depth keeps the surface in place during heavy rain.
Cheyenne receives about 65 inches of snow annually, and the spring melt saturates the ground. If the base is not coarse enough, water gets trapped under the gravel and causes frost heave. A drainage layer of 1"-1 1/2" stone below the top surface prevents that.
Driveway gravel is not a good choice for walkways where you want a smooth, easy surface, because the stones are too large for comfortable foot traffic. It also does not work well for play areas or patios where flatness and a finished appearance matter.
No. Someone must be at the site during the delivery window to accept the load and direct the truck. If no one is present, a missed-delivery fee can apply and the order is not refunded. You can nominate a representative if you cannot be there.
Go to the Cheyenne hub page, enter your address, and choose a size. The price at checkout is the delivered cost, no surprises. Order online and the truck shows up on your chosen day.
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See the delivered price for your address and order driveway gravel by the ton online. Loads run from 1 to over 40 tons, with free delivery on qualifying orders.
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