We do offer same day service on some occasions, however this is not guaranteed. Shipping a vehicle is a lot more involved than shipping household items. In many cases, we are able to find a carrier with available space, but in some cases, this is impossible due to intricacies of the car freight industry, such as rack space availability, weight distribution and hundreds of other factors. What we can promise is, we will do our best to accommodate your schedule. Can I use a car cover for my vehicle while it's being transported?

This is completely up to you, we offer both types of pickup and delivery. If you're unsure what you need, give us a call and we'll be more than happy to go through your current situation and offer the optimal solution.

At first glance this would seem like a smart thing to do, however it is extremely counter productive, and not allowed by regulation. The best argument against this practice is the damage to the paint of your vehicle that would result in having the car cover flapping against it for hundreds, and in some cases thousands of miles.

Remove any personal belongings from the vehicle, make sure your hand your truck driver the key, and due to weight restrictions, make sure there isn't an excess amount of gas in the tank. A good practice is about ¼ tank full.

Of course your vehicle will be fully covered under the carrier's commercial insurance. To avoid headaches, we strongly recommend you take pictures of your vehicle right before it is loaded onto the transportation truck, so that in case of damage, they can be used as proof of your vehicle's condition prior to transportation. Cosmetic damage is extremely rare however, but it's better to be safe than sorry.

No. This is no longer allowed under current Department of Transportation regulations, which include weight limits, and liability protections. Vehicle transportation is strictly that, vehicle transportation.