Puerto Rico Car Transport Service

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Puerto Rico is an island in the Caribbean, and despite its status as a U.S. territory, it has no roads connecting it to the mainland. Taking a car to Puerto Rico from the U.S. requires a boat or an airplane.

Shipping a car to Puerto Rico from the mainland U.S. generally costs between $1,500 and $5,000. The final price depends on factors like:

Get a free car shipping quote by filling out the cost calculator or by calling us at 939-320-8880.

Cars are more expensive in Puerto Rico since the car dealerships in Puerto Rico include the excise tax in their prices the same goes for used cars. New automobiles in Puerto Rico cost between 30% and 40% more than on the mainland. So, overseas auto shipping may still be much cheaper than buying a new car in Puerto Rico.

Typically, there’s no problem shipping a car with an auto loan. However, if you are traveling to Puerto Rico, a notarized letter will be required. It needs to state that we can ship it there.

Even though you have the registration for your financed vehicle, you don’t own it. They have final authority over the vehicle since they own it.

When you are ready and have verified with the lender, the next step is to get an estimate for auto shipping. After that, we’ll take care of the rest. We will get your vehicle to its new home quickly and safely.

• Turn off the alarm: For better safety, make sure you disable any alarms installed in your vehicle to prevent making enemies with the driver.
• Inspect tire pressure: Inflating or deflating tires is just as dangerous on the road as it is in transport. Under-inflated tires may cause damage. When your tires are properly inflated, you will not experience damage during the loading and unloading process.
• Removing custom accessories: Ensure that any special accessories such as a car spoiler are removed from the vehicle before loading it into the truck.
• Ensure no leaks exist: Check the undercarriage of your vehicle before it is loaded onto the truck for any leaks. Your vehicle may not be shippable if it has any kind of leak so it’s worth checking before handing the keys to your driver.
• Your car must be locked: For better safety, make sure you disable any alarms installed in your vehicle to prevent making enemies with the driver.
• Don’t overfill your tank: The vehicle is not being driven, so you don’t need to fill it up before loading. Additionally, a full tank of gas makes your car heavier. A heavier car is a greater risk during shipping. Prepare your vehicle for transport with a quarter tank of gas at most.
• Electric vehicles: Electric vehicles need a 50% battery charge, not more or less.
• Set of Keys Please provide vehicle keys to the port staff receiving the vehicle, do not leave them in the vehicle.
  Remove personal belongings: Remove all personal belongings from the car. There is no need to remove permanent installations or accessories installed by the manufacturer.
• Wash Your Vehicle: You must wash and clean your vehicle before entering Puerto Rico. Your car must be inspected thoroughly before departure and upon arrival. If you fail the initial inspection, you will be responsible for the cost of cleaning and re-inspection.

While we offer various car shipping options to Puerto Rico, the cheapest way to ship a car to Puerto Rico depends on your flexibility. Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) transport is generally the most affordable option, as your car is driven on and off the ship. However, it offers less protection than enclosed transport.