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388Companies tracked
37Active FMCSA authority
24Insurance on file
39States covered
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Independent ranking · 2026
The best-rated auto transport companies.
Scored from FMCSA compliance and moderated customer reviews, recalculated monthly. No company can pay to rank higher.
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Categories
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Every vehicle type has its own handling needs. Pick a category to enter the directory with the right context.
Car & SUV Transport
Open, enclosed and door-to-door shipping.
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Classic & Exotic
Specialist handling for valuable vehicles.
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Motorcycle Shipping
Purpose-built transport for bikes.
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Boat & Yacht
Marine transport for specialist moves.
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RV & Camper
Transport for motorhomes and trailers.
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Heavy Equipment
Commercial machinery and oversized loads.
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The authority watchlist.
Directory companies whose FMCSA operating authority is not currently active. Not proof of wrongdoing, but confirm status on FMCSA SAFER before you deal with them.
Anyday Auto Transport INC
Authority inactive · checked 2026-09-24
Dylan James Auto Transport LLC
Authority inactive · checked 2026-09-24
Wheels Auto Transport INC
Authority inactive · checked 2026-09-24
First Class Auto Transport INC
Authority inactive · checked 2026-09-24
Gallaway Auto Transport
Authority inactive · checked 2026-09-24
Orbis Auto Transport INC
Authority inactive · checked 2026-09-24
Compass Auto Transport INC
Authority inactive · checked 2026-09-24
White Tail Auto Transport LLC
Authority inactive · checked 2026-09-24
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The pre-shipment briefing
Three signals worth checking before any booking.
Price matters, but a dependable move also depends on timing, credentials, and expectations that are clear on both sides.
Market-aware timing
Season, route demand, and fuel costs affect availability and price.
Credential checks
Present MC, DOT, insurance, and operating information when verified data is available.
Clear expectations
Show the service scope, contact path, and review evidence before a visitor commits.
Guides
Read before you ship.
Practical guidance on pricing, preparation and paperwork.
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The 31-point shipping checklist.
Work through these before the carrier arrives to protect yourself and your vehicle.
Before you book
- Confirm the MC and USDOT numbers
- Verify active FMCSA authority
- Check insurance coverage and limits
- Read recent, verified reviews
- Get the quote in writing
- Confirm pickup and delivery windows
- Compare open vs enclosed options
- Confirm total price and deposit terms
- Understand the cancellation terms
- Save the dispatcher's direct contact
Prepare the vehicle
- Wash the car so damage is visible
- Photograph all sides in daylight
- Photograph existing scratches and dents
- Note the current odometer reading
- Remove all personal belongings
- Retract or remove the antenna
- Fold in the mirrors
- Disable toll tags / transponders
- Leave about a quarter tank of fuel
- Check for fluid leaks
- Charge the battery, inflate the tires
Pickup & delivery
- Inspect the car with the driver
- Note all damage on the Bill of Lading
- Get a copy of the signed Bill of Lading
- Confirm delivery address and contact
- Keep the dispatcher's number handy
- Be reachable during the delivery window
- Inspect fully before signing at delivery
- Compare against your pickup photos
- Document any new damage immediately
- File any claim against the carrier promptly
Quick answers
The questions that come up first.
How much does it cost to ship a car?
Pricing depends on distance, vehicle size, trailer type, season, route demand, and pickup flexibility.
How long does vehicle shipping take?
Transit time varies by route, carrier availability, weather, and the pickup and delivery windows.
What is the cheapest transport type?
Open transport is typically more affordable, while enclosed transport offers added protection.
How should I evaluate a transport company?
Check operating credentials, insurance, contact information, written terms, and detailed customer evidence.
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