Costs are determined based on pounds / inches as these determine the ultimate load that a carrier can legally haul. Therefore, there will be a small price increase for larger, heavier vehicles.

Unless your vehicle is leaving the country all that is required for your shipment is a signature and walk around with the driver at pick-up. This walk around will allow you and the driver to verify if any damage exists at pick-up.

Auto transport is very simple: You should receive a call from the Transporter anywhere from 10 to 24 hours in advance of your pick-up date. The driver will arrive, review the vehicle with you, and load it on the truck. The reverse happens at the delivery point – the driver calls in advance, you will walk around the vehicle for damage and take delivery. Make sure your payment arrangements are complete and understood before the driver arrives. Again, most drivers prefer cash.

First thing you should do is make sure the driver understands that the damage is new and was not on the original bill of lading. The damage should clearly be marked and noted, and then signed for by the driver. Upon completion of delivery, a call should be placed to your Transporter to inform them of the damage. In most cases, the Transporter will ask for an estimate and send you payment in a couple of weeks. Be sure that you have ALL of the documentation to back up your claim.

You can use our online, instant car transport quote calculator to get a quick and accurate quote. Or, you can call 855-937-4476 to talk to one of our car transport specialists. All you need is the pick-up and delivery locations, vehicle make and model, as well as the pick-up date.

There are several factors that are taken into account when providing you with a price quote. The mileage between your pick-up location and your delivery location is the main factor in calculating your rate. Another factor is the make and model of the vehicle, as well as whether it's running or not. Vehicle modifications, such as larger tires, lifted, lowered, rack on top, etc., will also affect your final quote. The seasonal availability of drivers on certain routes adds to the cost of shipping your vehicle. Lastly, how soon your vehicle is ready for transport also contributes to the final quote. For a higher level of service, you can choose optional add-ons at the time of booking, such as top-load service or enclosed carrier.

Payment is simple. For the deposit, we accept all major credit cards, money orders, electronic transfers, as well as bank/certified checks for either the deposit or full pre-payment of your transport. If there is a balance due at the time of delivery, you can pay the Driver directly in cash, money order, or bank/certified check.

Yes, we believe in honoring our country's active and retired military. Call us at 855-937-4476 to talk to one of our car transport specialists, and we'll give you a good price to show you our appreciation for your service.

Yes. In fact, the Truckers prefer cash and will do the job for a discount as long as they are guaranteed payment at the time of completion, rather than waiting for payment after returning home. Payment can be made in the form of cash, cashier's check, or money order. The Trucker can not accept credit cards or personal checks.

If you chose to pay the full amount with your credit card, you would not owe the Trucker money at delivery. If you chose the "Discounted Cash Price" instead, you would need to pay the Trucker cash, cashier's check, or money order. The Trucker can not personally take credit cards or personal checks.

According to Federal Law, you must pay the Trucker completely for services provided. Withholding payment for any reason will allow the Trucker to legally hold your vehicle until you have paid in full. If you encounter any difficulties or are unsatisfied for any reason, we are here to help. Call us at 855-937-4476 to talk to one of our car transport specialists.

Yes. Several factors will determine the amount of the discount. All vehicles must be sharing the same truck from pick-up to delivery. Call us at 855-937-4476 to talk to one of our car transport specialists about a multi-vehicle discount.

Deposit is fully refundable if the customer wishes to cancel before a driver has been scheduled. After a driver has been scheduled, the deposit becomes nonrefundable as we will have to compensate the Trucker for reserving the spot on their truck. The customer will receive confirmation of the pick-up and delivery dates, as well as the driver information before the order is dispatched.

No. The vehicle's original purchase price and the vehicle's current value will not affect the shipping rate.

We recommend scheduling your shipment 2 to 3 weeks in advance in order to ensure we will be able to meet your time requirements. We do offer expedited shipping options for last-minute shipping. Call us at 855-937-4476 to talk to one of our car transport specialists about scheduling expedited shipping.

You will need to provide us with the addresses for the pick-up location and delivery location, as well as the name and phone number for the contact person that will be at each location. We will need the desired pick-up date, the year, make, and model of the vehicle to be transported. We will also need to know whether the vehicle is running or not.

Yes. All we need to start the order is the city and zip code. You can let dispatch know the exact pick-up or delivery address as soon as you know it.

Most Transporters hold insurance in the following amounts: $1,000,000 combined single limit and $250,000 per incident. This insurance covers damage done to your vehicle while in transit due to the Driver's neglect or errors. Read your contract carefully. Some contracts state that the owner's car insurance or home insurance is primary. Your Transporter's insurance does not cover damage to any personal property left inside your vehicle. Should your vehicle cause damage to another vehicle being carried due to leaking fluids, you will be liable for this damage. Be sure to check with your own insurance policies to make sure that you are covered.

No, you do not.