How do you know who to go with, really.
Yes, there are the dedicated carriers with their own fleets (Passport, Exotic, Intercity, etc) but 99% of the transport "companies" are brokers who sit at a computer in their bedroom asking for bids from anybody out there that can haul a car from Pt. A to Pt. B. And the brokers all say "yah I've used this guy before and never had any complaints". Every car I have had transported has been a low-life owner operator that hasn't bathed in three weeks, the trailer was 30 years old with broken supports, inoperative hydraulics, the tractor cab needed to fumigated, and was late because he had three (!) flats on the way (why always three??).
The last guy had a freaking Bobcat (with the bucket raised all the way up) on the top deck and when he got to the edge of the ramps, it tipped over and down onto the street. I told him it wasn't going to work. I then had to use my truck and a chain to right the Bobcat. Then when loading the car, one ramp raised sideways and put the fender into a support... "Used him before and never had any........"
You have no idea who's picked up your car until he arrives 5 days late after calling you ten times asking for directions...
