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How vehicle shipping works

Five stages, one clear plan. Here's what happens and what we'll need from you.

From your driveway to your destination

Follow the carrier down the road. Each stop shows what happens and what to have ready.

  1. Highway with a green interstate signBefore you book

    Request your quote

    Tell us where the vehicle is, where it's going and when you'd like it collected. The more accurate your details, the better your plan.

    What you'll need

    • Route and ZIP codes
    • Year, make, model and condition
    • Open or enclosed preference
  2. Highway passing beneath an overpassBefore pickup

    Confirm your plan

    A coordinator goes through your price, dates and terms. Nothing moves forward until you've agreed to it.

    What you'll need

    • Price and payment timing
    • Your pickup window
    • Cancellation terms
  3. Two cars loaded and secured on a car carrierPickup day

    Hand over the keys

    Your driver calls ahead to agree a meeting point. Together, you inspect the vehicle and record its condition on the bill of lading.

    What you'll need

    • A clean vehicle with belongings removed
    • Dated photos from every side
    • Your signed copy of the report
  4. Car carrier loaded with vehicles driving along a highwayIn transit

    Your vehicle on the road

    Your vehicle travels on the carrier's planned route. We keep you posted on timing, and you can call us for an update at any point.

    What you'll need

    • Your phone close by for updates
    • Someone ready to receive the vehicle
    • Flexibility if weather slows the road
  5. Open carrier loaded with SUVs and a sedanDelivery day

    Receive your vehicle

    When the truck arrives, compare the vehicle with your pickup report. Take your time, and note anything new before you sign.

    What you'll need

    • Good light for the inspection
    • Any changes noted on the form
    • Concerns reported to us promptly

Want more detail? Read how to prepare your car or the bill of lading, explained.

Ready when your vehicle is

Share your route and vehicle. We'll take it from there.

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