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Winter in the United States is a challenging season for vehicle transportation. Snowstorms, icy roads, low temperatures, and unpredictable weather require a higher level of professionalism from transport companies. If you plan to ship your vehicle in December, January, or February, it’s important to understand how car shipping in winter works and how to prepare your vehicle properly to minimize…
Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs) and crossovers are highly versatile and practical, designed to meet a variety of driving needs. Though similar, these vehicles differ in construction, size, towing capabilities, and off-road performance. SUVs are larger, built for rugged terrain, and often equipped with 4WD systems. In contrast, crossovers are more compact, fuel-efficient, and optimized for smooth on-road driving, often with…
Non-operational vehicles cannot be driven onto a car shipping carrier, so auto transport companies must use alternative methods to load the vehicle onto the transport truck. The specific method will depend on the type of car transport service selected. For instance: Open auto transport – A hand-cranked or manual winch is commonly used to pull the car onto an open carrier…
