Specialty vehicle transport
An unusual vehicle.
An individual review.
RVs, boats, trailers, and other vehicles can require a different transport approach. Start with the specifications so we can assess your request.
A useful starting point
Dimensions come first.
For specialty requests, provide the length, width, height, and approximate weight. Describe the loading locations and whether a trailer, cradle, keys, permits, or other equipment may be needed.
Availability is confirmed individually.Equipment, route, vehicle condition, dimensions, and timing determine whether a shipment can be accepted. Tell us about any preference for open or enclosed equipment.
Vehicle requests we review
- RVs, campers, and travel trailers.
- Boats and vehicles on trailers.
- Modified, oversized, or nonrunning vehicles.
- Other vehicle types and special handling requests.
What happens next?
Send your route and vehicle information. We review the request, discuss any additional details, and confirm the quote and shipment terms before booking.
How much does vehicle transport cost?
Use our shipping calculator for a planning estimate for a running passenger car on open transport. Route, vehicle size and condition, dates, access, and equipment affect the written quote. Specialty vehicles are reviewed individually.
Can you help with a vehicle that does not run?
Tell us whether the vehicle starts, rolls, steers, and brakes, and describe any loading restrictions. We review the equipment and access needed before confirming whether we can accept the shipment.
What insurance applies to my shipment?
Request current coverage information and the terms that apply to your vehicle before booking. Confirm the coverage limits, any deductible, and exclusions in your shipment documents.