Auto Transport FAQ

How long does it take?
Typical transit time is 7 to 14 days, assuming that we receive at least a 1 to 2 week notice. We would like to have at least a 2 to 3 business day window to schedule the pickup of your vehicle. As it gets closer to the first date you make your vehicle available it will be possible to narrow it down and be more specific about pickup scheduling. The above transit time frame is an estimation of how long it could take. In some cases the transit time is shorter, but you should not build your plan on a shorter delivery time frame. We do offer an expedited service with guaranteed delivery dates. There is an extra charge for this service.

What kind of truck will it be transported on?
In most cases, your vehicle will be transported on a 10 or 11 car Auto Transporter, like the ones you see transporting new cars. These trucks are 80 feet long (that is 20 feet longer than a conventional freight truck or moving van) weigh close to 80,000 lbs fully loaded and are almost 14 feet high. They are therefore very hard to maneuver and are restricted to main roads that do not have any overhanging trees or low clearance bridges. Please bear this in mind when directing the truck to your home!

What does door-to-door delivery mean?
It means the driver will get as close to your door as physically possible while considering the drivers safety and the safety of the vehicles on the auto transporter. If you live on a main road (at least 2 lanes wide) with no overhanging trees and no low bridges and the access to your road allows for the weight and size constraints of the auto transport, the driver will pick up or deliver your vehicle right at your door.