Vehicle Shipping Built Around Your Schedule.

Transit time depends on the total distance. Local or regional shipments usually take 1–3 days, while coast-to-coast routes typically take 7–10 days. Exact timelines will be confirmed once a carrier is assigned.

Yes, most carriers allow up to 100 lbs of personal items in the trunk or below the window line at no extra charge. Items are stored at your own risk and are not covered by the carrier's auto insurance.

Yes, all auto transports are covered by the carrier's primary liability and cargo insurance policy from pickup to delivery. A thorough inspection report (Bill of Lading) is completed at both ends to ensure full protection.

We routinely transport non-running vehicles using specialized winch equipment or flatbed trucks. Just let us know during booking so we assign a carrier properly equipped to handle non-operational vehicles.

You need a valid photo ID and a key to the vehicle. While title and registration aren't typically required for domestic shipments, having proof of ownership handy is always recommended.

Clean your vehicle inside and out for accurate inspection, keep the fuel tank at around 1/4 full, remove all personal valuables and toll tags, and disable any active security alarms.