We ask that you contact us a 1-2 weeks in advance to give us enough time to get your vehicle scheduled for pickup. If it is urgent, we can also place it at top priority to get picked up and on it’s way to the destination within 48 hours.

Yes, everything is based on the amount of weight a truck can legally carry and the amount of space the vehicle will take up on the trailer.

No, Auto Transport companies are not licensed or insured to transport personal items inside the vehicles. There are some minor allowances that can be discussed before the order is placed.

Vehicles shipped to or from anywhere in the lower 48 US States will be loaded on to an Auto Transport trailer and transported by truck from pickup to delivery.

Someone will need to be available at the pickup and delivery locations to release and accept delivery of your vehicle. You can assign someone to release or accept your vehicle for you. We will just need their contact information when you complete your order form.

We can enter your residential address for pickup and delivery. Someone will need to be available at both locations to meet the driver at or nearest the residence in an Auto Transport truck accessible area if residence delivery is not an option.

We can accept credit cards or you can pay the driver on delivery in the form of cash, bank check or money order. Note: they do not accept personal checks.

We can provide either Open or Enclosed Transport in most traffic lanes. Open transport trailers are exposed to the elements during transport and your vehicle may arrive a little dirty. Enclosed transport offers a trailer that is enclosed and mostly shielded from the elements during transport.

We strive for Quality, Safe and Damage Free delivery service with both Open and Enclosed transport options.

Yes. The carriers transporting your vehicle are insured for any transport damage caused by the driver to the exterior of the vehicle for the duration of the transport. Note: Your vehicle is not insured, during transport for damages caused by “Acts Of God”.

The driver assigned to transport your vehicle will complete an Inspection Report of the vehicle before loading on to the transport trailer. This inspection report is signed by the party at pickup. Once the vehicle arrives at the destination, that same Inspection Report is signed by the party at delivery. In the unlikely event that your vehicle has any transport damage, the damage will need to be clearly noted on the inspection report before it is signed by the party at delivery. Copies of this signed Inspection Report are left with the parties at pickup and delivery.

Any transport damage not noted at the time of pickup but noted at the time of delivery will be covered by the carrier after Sprint Auto Transport has been notified of the claim.