| *Keys: |
Make sure you have a complete set of keys for your car shipper (ignition, trunk and glove box keys). This is also a requirement from the DOT. In the event that the driver is questioned, this will keep him in compliance with the all transport regulation.
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| * Removable Car Phones/ GPS Systems: |
Car phones and many GPS systems are removable. Remember to remove these items from your car.
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| *Antennas: |
If you have antennas for your CB, radio, or cell phone that can be removed, take them down. When possible, lower your retractable antennas to ensure they don’t get broken off.
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| *Spoilers/ Fog Lights: |
Anything that is removable from the exterior of you car be taken off. This will help the driver with loading and give you added assurance that your auto accessories will not be damaged.
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| *Luggage Racks: |
Yes its true; normally you could load your car and your luggage racks up for driving cross country. NOT THIS TIME! If your racks aren’t permanent take them down, along with any bike or ski racks.
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| *Gas Level: |
You should drive your car down to about ¼ tank. This will help with weight and safety.
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| *Personal Items: |
Your car transport fee has many variables, including shipping weight. You should also be aware that your personal items are not covered by the transporters insurance coverage.
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| *Climate: |
You don’t want to have problems with your car at the time of delivery. You should prepare your car for a change in the weather when moving to a diverse climate.
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| *Alarms: |
Disable your car alarms. This could potentially save you time and money. Your car is likely to feel a few bumps along the way. You don’t want to experience the problem of your car not starting at the time of delivery.
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| *Cracked Glass: |
Take note of any chips, nicks, and scratches in the glass on your car.
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| *A Clean Car: |
Washing your car prior to dropping it off will help you detail your vehicles condition. This will better help you and your transporter give a quick and accurate assessment of your cars overall condition.
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