Car Transport CT to Florida

It is a necessary document. It serves as a record of the state of your car. The pick-up and delivery locations, the kind of car being shipped, and the freight amount being paid for services rendered are also listed on the Bill of Lading.

Yes, it is necessary to have someone present to release and accept the vehicle as well as give the driver the keys and sign the reports of the initial and final inspections. It can be anyone over 18 who you trust to release or accept your vehicle.

Yes, The full cost of transportation can be paid with a credit card. When making a reservation, you have the option of paying in full online or over the phone with a shipping agent, if you prefer.

You have the choice to use a credit or debit card to conveniently make a one-time payment with this option. Additionally, you have the choice of making a credit card deposit and paying the remaining balance in cash when the order is delivered.

Once you schedule your shipment, you will receive a unique booking number that will allow you to track the status of your shipment online.

We can ship non-running/inoperable vehicles. To transport an inoperable car, you need to use an auto carrier that uses a winch to pull your vehicle slowly and safely onto the carrier.

Importable vehicles are subject to an additional fee due to the special equipment and extra effort it takes to load them onto the transporter. The online booking form puts an inoperable option on the list, or you can tell your shipping agent at the time of your phone reservation so that arrangements can be made to accommodate a non-running vehicle.

Following your car shipping Florida booking, all that remains is to prepare your vehicle for smooth transport. Here are some tips to make the process easier.

• Make sure your car is clean inside and out, so you can check for dents, dings, and scratches.
• Take pictures and record any damage: This will help you compare the vehicle’s condition when it is delivered.
• Make sure your vehicle is empty: Personal belongings except factory hardware won’t be accepted.
• Check your car’s fluids, inflate the tires, and ensure the battery is fully charged before it’s delivered to Florida.
• Make sure all loose parts of the vehicle are removed and secured, including the GPS, car charger, DVD player, and stereo.
• During transport, you can have one-quarter (1/4) tank of fuel in your car.

Check out our car transport Florida FAQ.

Plus, here is a detailed guide for preparing your car from Connecticut to Florida auto shipping.