Everyday vehicles
Sedans, SUVs, pickups, and vans — including dealer purchases, auction wins, and private-party sales bought at a distance.
Door-to-door vehicle shipping
Vehicle transport, coordinated like a transaction
Cars, trucks, SUVs, and motorcycles moved nationwide on open or enclosed carriers — registered first, tracked live, and confirmed in writing at every stage.
48 statesContinental coverage
Open & enclosedBoth carrier types
Live trackingLink for every shipment
1 coordinatorSame contact start to finish
Capability
What we move
Classic & specialty
Restored classics, exotics, and low-clearance builds that call for enclosed carriers, soft straps, and photographed handoffs.
Non-running units
Inoperable vehicles loaded with winch-equipped trucks. Flag the condition at registration and we dispatch the right equipment.
Motorcycles
Cruisers and sport bikes secured on dedicated skids with wheel chocks and multi-point soft tie-downs.
Straight answers
Open or enclosed?
Open carrier
The standard of the industry — the same carriers dealerships use. Best value, faster dispatch, full weather exposure. Right for most everyday vehicles.
Enclosed carrier
Hard-sided protection from weather and road debris, lift-gate loading, and lower deck clearance. Right for classics, exotics, and anything you would not park outside.
Process
How every shipment runs
- 01
Register the transaction
Item, seller, buyer, and destination captured in one form. You receive a tracking number and written confirmation immediately.
- 02
Written quote & dispatch
A coordinator confirms pricing in writing, then assigns the carrier and pickup window that fit the route.
- 03
Tracked transit
Status, current location, route progress, and ETA update on your tracking link as the load moves.
- 04
Documented delivery
The driver calls ahead, you inspect together against the pickup record, and sign off only when satisfied.
“Enclosed transport for a 1969 Camaro I restored over six years. I asked a lot of questions and they answered every one in writing before I paid anything. Pickup slid one day because of weather, which they told me about in advance instead of going quiet.”
Common questions
Before you book
How long does vehicle transport take?+
Plan on roughly 1 day of transit per 450 miles once the vehicle is picked up, plus a 1–3 day pickup window. The instant calculator on the homepage gives a route-specific range.
Can I put personal items in the car?+
Light soft goods in the trunk are commonly tolerated up to about 100 lbs, but they are not covered by carrier cargo insurance. Never ship valuables, documents, or anything irreplaceable.
Is my vehicle insured during transport?+
Carriers operate under active federal authority with cargo insurance. You receive the shipment record at registration and can verify our authority on the FMCSA SAFER system.
What happens at delivery?+
The driver calls ahead, you inspect the vehicle together against the pickup condition report, and you sign off only when satisfied.
Ready when you are