
Pickup inspection
Together we document the vehicle condition before loading. Your coordinator confirms this milestone and remains available throughout the shipment.
One dedicated coordinator and four simple steps keep your shipment predictable.
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Together we document the vehicle condition before loading. Your coordinator confirms this milestone and remains available throughout the shipment.

Your vehicle is aligned and driven slowly onto the carrier ramps. Your coordinator confirms this milestone and remains available throughout the shipment.

Professional wheel straps keep the vehicle safely in place. Your coordinator confirms this milestone and remains available throughout the shipment.

The vehicle is carefully unloaded for your final inspection. Your coordinator confirms this milestone and remains available throughout the shipment.
A few simple checks help the driver load safely and make the condition inspection clear.
Wash the exterior, photograph every side, note existing damage and save a copy of the signed Bill of Lading.
Leave about a quarter tank of fuel, check tire pressure and battery charge, and tell us about leaks or mechanical issues.
Take out valuables, toll tags and removable accessories. Secure alarms, spoilers, antennas and convertible tops.
Shorter routes often take 2–5 days, while coast-to-coast transport commonly takes 7–10 days after pickup. Timing remains an estimate because weather, traffic and customer appointments can affect the route.
Door-to-door means as close to each address as the carrier can safely and legally reach. Low trees, narrow streets or local truck restrictions may require a nearby meeting point.