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We don't require any upfront charges. The payment for transportation fees and tolls is only taken partially as a deposit during vehicle pick up. You can pay the remaining balance to the driver upon delivery using cash or certified funds.

The transportation time is always an estimated figure provided to us by the carrier. On average, drivers can cover approximately 400 miles every day, making it easier to determine the estimated shipping time based on the trip's mileage.

Yes, some carrier companies equip their drivers with a winch to load and unload vehicles. However, for loading and unloading on trailers, vehicles need to have rolling, steering, and braking abilities. If your vehicle lacks any of these characteristics, you'll require a forklift. You can either organize this yourself or request one at an additional cost.

Absolutely! Please, be aware that auctions and dealerships have restricted working hours, so the driver will have to be informed. Also, the documents requested should be provided to your shipping agent beforehand.

We can totally do that, however, it’s recommended to put no more than 100 lbs. of personal items in the trunk or inside the vehicle, as long as they are securely fastened and kept below the window level.

It's not necessary for you to be present during vehicle pick-up if someone else can provide the driver with the keys. Similarly, at the time of delivery, if you can make payment to the carrier, you don't need to be present personally. However, we do encourage clients to be present at both pick-up and delivery locations to inspect the vehicle thoroughly.

Typically, your vehicle(s) will be transported on an open 8 or 10-car hauler, similar to those found near local dealerships. However, we do have other options available, such as enclosed car haulers or flatbeds, that may pique your interest. You are welcome to inquire about them with your agent.

To ensure that any damages are accounted for, inform your carrier of any issues identified during the inspection. All damages must be recorded in the Bill of Lading, regardless of their size. Ensure that you have a copy of the document or take a picture of it for future reference. To pursue an insurance claim with the carrier's insurance company, obtain multiple estimates from your local body shop after the transportation is completed. Remember, a properly filled-out Bill of Lading is key to getting any damages covered.

Car transport companies utilize a document to record any prior damages that the vehicle may have at the moment of collection. The document not only contains the official agreement for transport but also provides your contact details. It is crucial to possess the bill of lading if you intend to initiate an insurance claim for your shipment.

We would only need about ¼ tank of gas to load the vehicle on and off the trailer.

Yes, we do! However, we will need to be informed about the exact dimensions of the vehicle. Pictures will also help the drivers understand if they can fit it on their trailer.

Yes, the quote includes all the fees, taxes, insurance, and the door-to-door delivery service!