Time, money, energy. By the time you’re finished moving out of your old house and into your new one, you’ll be spent threefold. If you’re relocating interstate or abroad? Forget it! And we’re just talking about moving what’s inside the house. Of course, you’ll need to relocate your vehicle(s), too. 

That’s where we come in. Here are five major tips to simplify your vehicle relocation process.

Shipping a modified, oversized, or lowered car is more complicated than shipping a normal car. (But who wants to be normal?) If you have a vehicle that falls into any of these three categories, you’ll need a customised quote – which is harder to find than you’d think. You’ll also want to you use a carrier you trust completely. 

So, you’re relocating, and you’ve decided to ship your car. Good idea! Auto shipping is the safer, more time-efficient, and more affordable option! Hopefully, you’ve already found a reliable company and talked insurance, too – if not, check out this article. 

Moving to a new state is quite stressful business. You need to pack everything (that is, everything), find a moving team (a job in itself), and pray your stuff will arrive in one piece at your new home. But, wait. How will you get there? 

Most people assume auto shipping is highly expensive, so they rule it out when planning how to move a car. However, while car transport cost depends on several variables, it is generally cheaper to ship your car than drive it, especially if you’re going a long distance. Here are 7 elements that factor into your auto shipping quote.