Understanding Your Pick Up Date

The First Available Shipping Date, which is the date on which your car is available for pickup, is when the process starts. This is an important date because it enables us to begin shipping collaboration. Selecting a date that works for you is crucial to making sure your car is prepared and that you are available to give it to the carrier.

Our team begins looking for a trucker that fits your needs and is available within your specified timeframe as soon as we receive your First Available Shipping Date. This involves utilizing our wide network of reliable carriers in addition to coordinating with our own fleet of trucks. Selecting the best trucker may take some time, depending on your location and the details of your order. We request a pickup window of one to five days in order to guarantee that we can find the most suitable carrier for your package.

We assign a qualified trucker to your shipment once we have found one. The trucker's contact details and the estimated date of pickup will be sent to you via email. Additionally, this email confirms that the truck driver has your contact information, allowing you to speak with the driver directly.

The truck driver will give you a call a few hours before the actual pickup day to let you know when to expect them. During this call, you can finalize any arrangements and make sure you are ready for the handover. After carefully inspecting the outside of your car with you when the truck driver arrives, they will load your car onto the transport truck.

Although we make every effort to accommodate your requested dates, a little leniency can enable us to select the most suitable carrier for your package. We can handle any last-minute changes and guarantee that a reputable trucker will pick up your car because we are flexible with dates. Because flexibility increases the number of carriers that are available, it can also result in faster service.

Ensure that it is neat and tidy and devoid of any personal belongings. This guarantees the security of your possessions and aids in the inspection process. It is simpler to find and record any prior damage in a clean car, which is important for comparison when the vehicle is delivered. Remove any parking passes or toll tags as well to avoid unforeseen fees while traveling. To avoid damage, make sure that any loose components or accessories like spoilers or antennas are fastened or taken off.

Stay in contact with your designated truck driver and return their calls or messages as soon as possible. Delays and miscommunications can be avoided with clear communication. Don't forget to include any special instructions about access problems or the pickup location. Notify the truck driver as soon as possible of any changes to your availability or schedule so that you can reschedule or make other plans.

Take pictures of your car to document its condition before giving it to the truck driver. In the unlikely event that there is any damage during transit, this documentation may prove useful. Note any scratches, dents or other damages. Moreover, create a written record of its condition and have the driver acknowledge it during pickup.

Verify that you are aware of all the terms and conditions of the shipping agreement, including the insurance coverage and any potential additional costs. A smooth experience depends on your comprehension of the shipping contract's terms and conditions. Make sure any potential damages during transit are covered by checking the insurance coverage, and become acquainted with the claims procedure. Be mindful of any extra costs, such as those associated with oversized cars, expedited shipping, or customized delivery arrangements. If you need to make changes to your plans, be aware of the cancellation policy to avoid paying needless charges. Learn about the estimated time of delivery and any guarantees that the carrier may provide. Last but not least, make sure the contract and your carrier both address any unique needs for your car, such as being a classic or having custom modifications.