Looking For a Good Auto Transport Company

[dkguy]

Hi everyone. I'm looking to have a drag car transported from Minnesota to South Carolina. The car is a tube chassis roller camaro that sits very low. I'm looking for a company to move the car for me and don't have a clue which companies to look at that have experience moving race cars. Any help identifying a good transport company would be appreciated. Thanks.

[painter]

Forward Air used to be about the best in price . I haven't used them in 2 years though. Try www.forwardair.com

[dkguy]

Thanks for the reply. Already booked with United Routes, LLC. and the car is on it's way. So far so good.

[Garrybolt]

Before shipping the car it is important to have proper insurance coverage for the car. The insurance will help the customers to get the amount of damage if it happens during the movement of the vehicle. There are many auto companies who will provide you with insurance and some of them won’t help you out in the insurance of the vehicle.
I can say anyone looking for car/auto transport (https://citizenshipper.com/vehicle-transportation) service can done their work with citizenshipper which i tested to be good company overall. When i place my shipment on them i got quotes quickly and service is also what we can expect from a company also i want to give one tips which i found helpful:

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Hi everyone. I'm looking to have a drag car transported from Minnesota to South Carolina. The car is a tube chassis roller camaro that sits very low. I'm looking for a company to move the car for me and don't have a clue which companies to look at that have experience moving race cars. Any help identifying a good transport company would be appreciated. Thanks.

You can try ForwardAir, they offer a wide range of transportation services. They also have their own website where you can book the pickup schedule and fix the price for your package.

[aquilesopkarg]

Forward Air used to be about the best in price .

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Thank you guys for suggesting Forward Air and United Routes, LLC. I want to know if these services are still the best or there's any more better company?
Hoping for a quick reply

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No response. :cry:

[Abir001]

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