Auto Transport

If you are a first time user of car transport services you may feel uneasy and unsure of what you are getting yourself and your car into. But we would like to bust a few myths for you so you can sort through truth from what isn’t true and choose the best company possible to transport your car.

Myth 1: The only factor in the cost of auto shipping is the distance.

Yes, distance is a definite factor involved with the cost of auto shipping but it isn’t the only factor.

In the involvement of cost calculation there are three main influences.

Your car is like a baby to you. You don’t want just anyone handling it. That’s why you won’t just pick the first company you find to transport it. Here is a list of things you can do to find an auto transport company that you can trust and one that isn’t outrageously priced.

1.     First off you should make the initial search for auto transport companies. Go to your favorite search engine and type in auto transport- the city or state you live in. Choose about ten of these companies and open up all of their sites in different tabs.

The holiday season is coming upon us. This means time for buying and receiving gifts; there’s nothing more fun than that…right?

One of the best gifts to give (besides love) is a car.

Cars are what get you to and from you work, your school, the grocery store, social gatherings and ironically home for the holidays.

Planning on moving to a new state this winter? Sometimes moves come at the most inconvenient times and they’re out of your control. You may wish to wait till summer to make the move but sometimes it has to be done now.

With moving comes a list of things to do that is longer than Santa Claus’ good and bad list combined. These things include finding a new home, changing your address, finding a new doctor, dentist and church, sorting through, cleaning out and packing up your home just to move everything and unpack it in your new home.

While searching for companies to do business with you should always look for the BBB stamp of approval and rating.

A BBB accreditation tells you that this company meets the BBB business ethics standards and can be trusted.

Companies that are want to be BBB accredited must pledges to advertise honestly, follow through on commitments and address disputes in a good faith manner. These companies can be more easily trusted by you and should be the ones you choose to do business with.

When driving on the freeway or highway, one is bound to run into a large auto transport truck. These massive trucks are intimidating to drive around. The sight of seeing multiple cars being transported is an amazing sight to see! But how is this made possible?

Here are a few interesting facts about transport trucks:

How much responsibility does it take to haul cars around? In some people’s minds, they think that transporting vehicles is an easy task. All one has to do is drive from one place to another. Simple, right? Anyone can do it. Easy as pie.

So you’ve made the decision to move, and you’ve made the important decision of choosing a vehicle shipper to get your car from point A to point B? What’s the next step? The next step of course is getting your car on the truck and getting it to your new destination. But before you get ahead of yourself, there may be a few things you need to take care of before shipping.

There are many reasons why someone would choose to move across the country, and then need to have their cars transported along with them. Whether it’s a move because your company has transferred you, you are looking for a new job, or just a new start, you will probably have to take your stuff with you. With that, we can help you.

Do you have a big move coming up? We’re not talking about packing up and moving down the street or to the next town over. We’re talking about the kind of move that takes you to a new place in the country and that spans at least a thousand miles. Every type of move is stressful, but it can’t be denied that a move across the country or large distances is a little more stressful than moving to a new neighborhood.