Auto Transport

[V8TV]

From / to where?

[232_ray]

Go on www.uship.com

[Flash68]

Intercity is another very good one.

[SS Performance]

A couple of important questions to ask any carrier.

1. Are they a broker or carrier? Brokers sub the contract to the lowest bidder. In that case if you have problems, damages, late pickup or delivery, it can be a hassle to straighten out. You wont have a contract with the carrier only the broker. Each will say its the others responsibility.

2. Will the pick up truck/driver be making the delivery? Many carriers will move cars from one truck to another, sometimes several times. Each time is a chance for damage (joy riding) to happen.

3. Can they guarantee the car will be on the upper level. This will save you from stuff dripping onto your car.

I bring these up based on my experience in the trucking business.

Good luck
Craig

[LateralJeaz]

Originally Posted by 232_ray

Go on www.uship.com

X2. Good resource. Many reputable guys on there with proven track records. Pick someone that has tons of only positive feedback.

[WILWAXU]

I had a car transported by Reliable earlier this year. Top notch service and communication from the initial phone call to delivery. Can't say the same for others I have dealt with.