Best Car Shipping & Auto Transport Companies in Stillwater, OK

No, it is impossible for any auto transport broker to guarantee a price, so please be wary of this if another company tells you otherwise. The quote we provide you is only our estimate of what we think it will take to ship your vehicle based on what vehicles have shipped for in the past. We try to make the quote as accurate as possible to ensure your vehicle gets transported, but market rates fluctuate. If your order is priced too low, carriers will not be interested in transporting your vehicle, and you could risk not getting your vehicle transported altogether. The price we agree upon will not change without your approval. If a carrier should request for more we will not dispatch your vehicle to them without your approval. You are in control.

Yes. This means that the carrier will pick up the vehicle and drop it off as close to your desired addresses as possible. Carriers need room to maneuver around, so if access to your home is restricted by narrow streets, tight turns, etc. The driver may contact you to request that you meet at an alternate destination close by.

Transit time obviously depends on where your vehicle is being shipping from and to. For instance, transit time from coast to coast may be 7-10 days, whereas transporting a vehicle from the Midwest to the west coast may take 3-5 days.

Yes, the carrier will contact whomever you like, whether it is you, a family member, friend, a car dealership, etc. Somebody just has to be present at both your pick-up and delivery location to sign the Bill of Lading.

Most carrier will allow up to 100lbs in the trunk of a car but it is best to let us know so we can ask the carrier before the dispatch. The Department of Transportation can fine the carrier for transporting household goods or for being over its weight limit. Also the carrier insurance does not cover any lost or damaged household goods during transit so it is not advisable to have any valuable goods in your vehicle.