Oklahoma to Alaska Auto Shipping

Are you looking for an honest, cost-effective Oklahoma to Alaska auto shipping company? With auto-transport-shipping.com, you can have confidence that we will send you quotes from 10 of our premier auto shipping carriers. We have done all the research for you. Our premier carriers are insured, licensed and bonded through the US Department of Transportation. We pre-qualify our premier auto shippers, ensuring they have clean and safe driving records. We only use the best, honest and most cost-effective companies. Our premier auto shipping carriers can meet all your shipping requirements. No matter what day you need your vehicle picked up, we have car transports that can pick up and deliver your vehicle to meet your schedule. Do you have special circumstances? Don’t worry, our carriers offer any type of service you require including door to door pick up, terminal to terminal, and open or enclosed trucks. Currently, we have drivers with available space in any city in Oklahoma including Tahlequah, Ada, Oklahoma City, Glenpool, Ponca City and Norman. We have 10 quotes waiting for you. All you need to do is fill out the form and hit submit or call one of our customer care representatives at 1-800-590-6492. Below you will find recently completed Oklahoma to Alaska car and truck deliveries made by our premier carriers.

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We don’t keep anything hidden from you when it comes to your Oklahoma to Alaska auto shipping needs at auto-transport-shipping.com. We prefer to be honest and straight forward with you about your auto shipping rates. We want to give you quotes that are within your budget and satisfy your requirements. Our auto shipping carriers provide both terminal to terminal and door to door pick up and/or drop off. Although door to door pickups and/or drop off is very convenient. You will find terminal to terminal pick up and drop off more cost-effective due to drivers delivering multiple vehicles to one location. Saving time and fuel cost makes a difference when it comes to cost. Due to the number of snowbird transports, seasonal fluctuation can increase the cost. More vehicles are shipped during the summer months. Our trusted drivers can safely load and unload non-operable vehicles that are not drivable, non-steering or non-braking. Due to the increase in difficulty with non-operable vehicles your price will be higher. Body type and accessories can also impact the cost. Large trucks, SUV’s, extended bumpers, oversized tires, lift kits, etc. can increase the cost of shipping. Our auto shipping partners offer both open and enclosed transport. However, open transport is less expensive as the trailers can accommodate seven to thirteen vehicles vs enclosed trailers are normally only able to accommodate one to three vehicles.

In preparation for your Oklahoma to Alaska auto shipping vehicle delivery. We have put together a guide to help you prepare for your vehicle’s arrival. We want your vehicle drop off to be as easy as it can be for you. If possible, try to select a drop-off location that can be accessed by an 18-wheeler truck. It is difficult for drivers to maneuver their trucks on narrow streets, dead-end streets, one-way streets, and narrow cul-de-sacs. Try to avoid drop off locations with streets like these. It is important to know that railroad tracks, low overpasses, county roads, narrow and/or weight-restricted bridges, and road construction can force the auto shipping driver to find a different delivery route and may cause a delay. You want to make sure you know the hours available to access, if you choose a secure location for drop off and relay that information to our auto shipping partners. Keep in mind that weather can cause delay especially if it is severe such as blizzards or hurricanes. It may be hard for the driver to notify you in those conditions so please check the weather by clicking on the following link.: Oklahoma.
Your driver will contact you when they are getting close to your drop off location. We strongly advise you to check any traffic conditions that may cause a delay by following the link below.:
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To prevent and resolve any issues you may have with your Oklahoma to Alaska auto shipping follow the guidelines below. It is important to document and take photos when shipping your vehicle. It is critical that you or your designated representative complete the Bill of Lading (BOL) accurately. Together with the driver, you or your designated representative will complete the BOL, documenting any damage you may currently have on your vehicle. This includes but is not limited to, broken windshields, dents, scratches, broken mirrors, etc. At pick-up take photos and send them to the auto shipping partner loading your vehicle. The driver may take photos of your vehicle and send them in as well if there is any pre-existing damage to your vehicle. It is best to schedule your pick-up/delivery time during daylight hours as it easy to see any current damage that your vehicle may have. This makes it a lot easier for you or your designated representative and the driver to complete the BOL. If your only option is to load/unload your vehicle after dark, you will want to choose a location that is we-lit. This will ensure the BOL is accurate and complete when shipping and receiving your vehicle. Upon delivery, you or your designated representative will examine your vehicle looking for any damage that may have occurred during shipment. If you or your designated representative find any discrepancies, note the BOL and take photos of any damage you find. If there are any issues, contact the auto shipping partner immediately and send all documentation including photos to resolve the issue.

By choosing auto-transport-shipping.com for your Oklahoma to Alaska auto shipping, you will receive 10 quotes from the top auto shipping companies in America. In trusting us you will feel confident that your vehicle will arrive safely to your destination. We give you the tools to confirm that our auto shipping partners are insured, licensed and bonded through the US Department of Transportation and have a clean driving record. By using are shipping rates guide, you will understand what options can be more expensive and options that are more budget friendly. Such as open trailer vs enclosed trailer or terminal to terminal vs door to door services. Knowing what can increase the cost will help you to choose the right kind of shipping that meets your needs. It is important to understand how to prepare your vehicle for pick-up. By following our steps to prepare your vehicle for pick-up, your vehicle will be clean, all valuables removed, alarm disabled, all detachable accessories removed, etc. These steps will ensure you are ready when the driver arrives for pick-up. Being ready for your vehicle to arrive is vital, choosing the right location on roads that are not difficult for your driver to maneuver. Also, being aware of the weather conditions and traffic delays will assist in your delivery. With our guidelines, you will be able to prevent issues and resolve any issues that may arise. By filling out the Bill of Lading (BOL) accurately and completely, scheduling a delivery time in the daylight or well-lit drop off location. You will also understand the importance of documenting and taking photos at pick-up and delivery and contacting the shipping company with any discrepancies. We provide a direct and easy process. Just fill out the form and press submit or call a specialist today at 1-800-590-6492.