Enclosed State To State Towing - FAQ'S Open Carrier

State To State Towing has become one of the most respected and highest rated State To State Towing companies in the country. Our attention to detail and years of experience at Auto Transport has taught us that there are some questions that first timers have about Auto Shipping. The following is a list of the questions we get asked the most about Auto Shipping. As always if the question you have is not listed, you can call our office and speak with one of our Auto Transport representatives.

How much advanced notice do you need for State To State Towing?

The more the better! We recommend a couple weeks notice for any Auto Shipping. If you are shipping overseas, we recommend at least three to four weeks. Obviously, the best would be to call us now and let us give you a Vehicle Shipping quote and speak with our Auto Transport team.

How much will Auto Transport cost?

It depends. At State To State Towing our prices are competitive and are determined by vehicle size, where it is going, the time of year and the cost of fuel.

How long does State To State Towing take?

Auto Shipping times differ depending on distance between pick-up and delivery and how many additional vehicles are with your shipment. There are other variable to factor in that we don’t have any control over such as weather conditions, traffic, and breakdowns.

Typically, coast-to-coast Auto Shipping takes an average of 8 to 14 days. Most North to South Auto Transport takes 3 to 6 days. State To State Towing will keep you updated during the whole State To State Towing process.

What kind of truck will be used during Vehicle Shipping?

State To State Towing has many partners that we work with. State To State Towing industry standards, there are 2 types. Open Auto Shipping and enclosed Auto Shipping. The choice is yours, but enclosed Auto Transport is more expensive, but offer added protection of your car from the elements.

Can I put personal belongings in my car during Vehicle Shipping?

No. State To State Towing companies require it because the law says so. In fact, the US Department of Transportation can give up to a $10,000 fine for a Auto Shipping that does not abide by this.

Do you have Auto Shipping insurance?

Yes. State To State Towing companies are supposed to carry insurance, but the insurance has a lot of fine print that you should look over before Auto Shipping that eliminates them from liability. The more insurance the better. You can request a copy of insurance before transport.

Do I need to be there when my car is picked up or delivered?

Yes, you or someone that you trust!

What do I do if my car is damaged during Vehicle Shipping?

State To State Towing is a very safe thing! Occasionally, damage does occur. In the unlikely event, make sure to note the damage during inspection and contact your State To State Towing company ASAP.

Should I carry insurance during Auto Shipping?

State To State Towing companies are supposed to carry insurance for issues, but the insurance has a lot of fine print that you should look over before Auto Shipping that eliminates them from liability. The more insurance the better. You can request a copy of their insurance before transport.

Can I get a guaranteed State To State Towing pickup and delivery date?

Yes, you can, but it will be extra. Obviously, delays can happen because of circumstances our of our control like weather, breakdown and construction. When these delays happen you be notified!

Do you do international Auto Shipping?

Yes. To find out more about State To State Towing and our services, call our office.