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Frequently asked questions

Answers to help you plan with confidence.

Learn what affects cost and timing, how to prepare a vehicle, and what to expect before pickup and delivery.

How much does it cost to ship a vehicle?

Pricing depends on the route, vehicle size and condition, transport type, timing, season, and current carrier availability. A quote request gives our team the details needed to prepare a more accurate estimate.

How far in advance should I request transport?

One to two weeks is a helpful planning window for many moves, but earlier notice can provide more flexibility. Expedited options may be available for tighter timelines.

Is my vehicle insured during transport?

Carriers are required to maintain cargo and liability coverage. Before dispatch, ask your transport specialist for the carrier's current insurance information and review the terms that apply to your shipment.

Can I put personal items in my vehicle?

Personal-item policies vary and may be restricted by the carrier or regulations. Tell your transport specialist before pickup if you plan to leave anything inside the vehicle.

What is the difference between open and enclosed transport?

Open transport is the most common and economical choice. Enclosed transport adds protection from road debris and weather exposure and is often selected for classic, exotic, luxury, or high-value vehicles.

Can you ship a vehicle that does not run?

Often, yes. We need to know whether it can roll, brake, and steer so the correct equipment can be arranged. Additional handling charges may apply.

What should I do before pickup?

Remove valuables, reduce fuel to roughly a quarter tank, check for leaks, secure loose parts, and photograph the vehicle from multiple angles before the driver arrives.

Is pickup or delivery guaranteed for an exact time?

Transport timing can be affected by traffic, weather, equipment, and earlier stops. We communicate realistic windows and updates; an exact time is only guaranteed when it is explicitly included in a written service agreement.

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