Auto Transport Trailer Frequenty Asked Questions

How do I prepare my vehicle for Auto Transport Trailer transport?

Secure or remove any loose parts or specialty items such as ground effects, spoilers, fog lights, or wide mirrors, and lower or remove the antenna, if possible. Repair or seal any tears or open seams on convertible tops to prevent fast-moving air from causing further damage. The radiator needs to have an adequate level of fresh anti-freeze to protect your vehicle from cold weather. Be sure that the battery is secure, has no leaks, and that the fluid levels are low enough to accommodate expansion. Leave only about a 1/4 tank of gas in the vehicle, as a full tank of gasoline adds a lot of costly weight to the transport. Deactivate anti-theft devices.

How do I pay for the Auto Transport Trailer transport?

A minimal pre-determined deposit is required for each vehicle to be transported. Direct Express Auto Transport accepts all major credit cards or certified funds. If you decide to just pay the minimum required deposit the remaining amount will be COD upon delivery of your vehicle. If you wish to make payment in full on your credit card, payment must be paid in advance when your order is submitted. Upon delivery of your vehicle, drivers will only accept cash or certified funds made out to them for all COD's. NOTE: For your protection, all credit card numbers are secure and safe with Auto Transport Trailer transport.

How long will the Auto Transport Trailer take to pick up and deliver my vehicle?

A coast to coast trip usually takes from 10 to 14 days. Shorter trips can take from 3 to 10 days, depending on the distance. Traffic, inclement weather, truck breakdowns and other unforeseen events may delay the Auto Transport Trailer. Pickup and delivery dates are estimated times but are not guaranteed.