To prepare your car for shipping we suggest that the car is clean for accurate inspection, remove any personal items and anything of value, and disable the alarm system. Finally provide an extra key to the transport driver and leave  a 1/4 tank of gas for loading and unloading.

Shipping to or from North Dakota's rural areas may require more coordination since some regions are less accessible for large carriers. You might need to arrange a pickup or drop-off at a nearby city or major highway.

The driver will conduct a detailed inspection of your vehicle, you will than both sign a Bill of Landing, noting the car's condition. From there on the driver will carefully load your vehicle onto the transport truck, and you will receive estimated delivery timeframe. Keep the driver information for tracking purposes.

Your car is protected through: secure fastening to prevent movement during transit, insurance coverage provided by the carrier, option for enclosed transport for extra protection, experienced drivers trained in safe loading and unloading techniques, and finally regular checks during the journey to ensure security.

Yes, enclosed transport is often recommended for classic or high-value cars to provide extra protection from dust and road debris, especially when shipping across long distances.

Yes, shipping non-operational vehicles is possible, but it requires a carrier with specialized equipment, like a winch, which may incur additional costs.