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Checklist To Prepare Your Vehicle For Shipping
Car washing: In order to expedite the vehicle survey at point of origin, please present your vehicle to shipping carrier in a clean condition. This allows for quick and fair inspection of your vehicle prior to shipment.
Climate: Vehicles should be prepared for the climate conditions of their destination. This may include engine coolant, transmission oil, and other fluids. Shipping carrier cannot be responsible for damage caused as a result of acts of nature.
Mechanical condition: Check to ensure tires are inflated to recommended PSI, battery is secure and in good condition and, most importantly, that there is a functioning emergency brake.
Cracked glass: Shipping carrier will not be responsible for damage caused by a pre-existing condition, nick, scratch, chip, crack, or any other imperfection in your vehicle’s glass.
Alarms: Alarms should be turned off. Please let us know if there are any special instructions required to start a vehicle or disarm an alarm or immobilizer. We cannot be responsible for drained batteries as a result of an alarm that has not been disabled.
Fuel level: During transport vehicles are safely driven on / off trucks, railcars and within terminal compounds. Shipping carrier requires that at least a ¼ tank of fuel be left in your vehicle so as not to delay the loading or offloading of your vehicle.
Keys: Shipping carrier requires that one set of keys be provided for the vehicle.
Antennas: Antennas should be lowered or removed. Temporary antennas, such as cell phone or CB radio antennas, should also be removed.
Stereos / GPS: Removable stereos, stereo faceplates and aftermarket GPS devices must be removed from the vehicle.
Spoilers: Spoilers, fairings, air dams or other low hanging items should be raised or removed so sufficient clearance is assured for loading on/off rail and truck ramps. If your vehicle itself has been lowered or raised, please check with your shipping carrier customer service representative to ensure that your vehicle will have sufficient clearance.
Caps / canopies: Caps and canopies on pick-up trucks must be properly bolted or locked to the box of the truck to ensure safe movement during transport.
Checklist To Prepare Your Vehicle For Shipping
Luggage / roof racks: Non-permanent luggage, bike or ski racks must be removed from your vehicle, but can be stored in the trunk or back hatch area (see personal belongings section for more detail).
Personal belongings: Absolutely no personal belongings are to be left in your vehicle during shipping. All personal contents must be removed from the vehicle prior to pick up or drop off. This includes the removal of CDs, sunglasses, aftermarket GPS systems, radar detectors, removable stereos, DVD players, loose car parts, sun deflectors, additional security devices, etc.
Vehicle Transportation
The ONLY exceptions to this include:
Although the above exceptions will be allowed in the vehicle during transit, these contents are NOT insured and shipping carrier will not be liable for these contents.
Please download the full version of Vehicle Prep Check List.
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