Author: Car Couriers

Tips For Shipping Classic Cars Long Distance

A green muscle car

Owning a classic car is a dream that many throughout the United States and Canada have. In many cases, even owning just one car after years of maintenance and loving care represents the fulfillment of that dream. So, it’s understandable to be apprehensive about letting someone else handle your dream car. But if you’re moving… Read more »

Tips For Snowbirds Returning to Canada

A Canada flag waves under the sunset

Now that it’s nearly spring, Canadians who spend their winters across the southern half of the United States are making plans to come back for the spring and summer. The snowbirds are soon to return. This process can be a stressful one, especially if you’re new to the lifestyle. You likely won’t be back for… Read more »

Common Auto Transport Scams

An older man holds up a credit car while speaking on a cellular telephone

Shipping your car across the country or even internationally can be a stressful process, especially if you’re doing it for the first time. The right auto transport company will make the process go as smoothly as possible, easing your worries. However, some nefarious characters out there do not have your best interest at heart. With… Read more »

Tips On Shipping Your Car During the Holidays

Cars being shipped by a courier

It’s common to ship your car across either America or Canada during the holiday season. If you’re planning to ship your vehicle during this time, you will be far from alone in doing so. Whether you’re travelling from a colder climate to a warmer one, getting away for the holidays, going home, or visiting family… Read more »

What You Need to Do Before Shipping Your Car Over the Border

Shipping Vehicles from Canada to the United States

Shipping your car over the border from Canada to The United States can be an intimidating process, but it doesn’t have to be. It’s not something you have to go through alone, especially if it’s your first time doing it. Whether you’re moving across the border permanently, going there for an extended period, or shipping… Read more »

Why You Should Ship Your Car to Your Winter Home

Cars being transported on a carrier

With the temperatures starting to cool and the days getting shorter, we’re drawing ever closer to the dreaded winter season. Sure, we’re still a month or more away before the weather gets too bad in some parts of the country. But if you’re among the millions of people who relocate in the winter, you’re probably… Read more »

Maintenance To Do Before Shipping Your Car Long Distance

A man changes the oil in his car

If you’re having your car professionally shipped long distance, there are a few things you have to do to prepare beforehand. It’s not as simple as dropping your car off and having it show up across the country. One of the key aspects of the preparation process is maintenance. You have to be sure that… Read more »

How to Prepare for a Long-Term Business Trip

Extended business trip

Most people in the business world are familiar with traveling for work. Trips tend to last a few days to a week and are simple to prepare for. In the rare cases that these trips extended into the weeks and months, far more preparation is needed to ensure a successful trip. Here are some ways… Read more »

Shipping Across International Borders? No Worries

Car shipping across the border

If you’re moving across international borders and having your car shipped, its natural to be apprehensive. After all, we all hear horror stories of families moving and trying to cross the border only to have problems with customs. Crossing the border just for the weekend can be nerve-racking let alone with a van full of… Read more »

How the Pandemic Has Impacted Auto-Shipping Companies

Car shipping

It seems as if we are finally out of the rough after two years of a global pandemic. Many industries around the globe went through difficult times with changes in protocols, lockdowns, and much more. The auto industry saw a big hit early on as well when experiencing little to no demand in the auto… Read more »