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What are The Advantages of Enclosed Car Shipping? Briefly Explain!
It can take time to decide what type of transportation to use for a car. With a reliable service, the vehicle should be moved safely. You don't want to wait a month for it to happen. We have the answer if you have any questions about the benefits of enclosed vehicle shipping. Enclosed carriers protect your car from the weather.
This means that bad weather or road debris won't affect your car. It will stay dry and clean. This is better for vehicles that would cost a lot to fix if they were damaged by water, hail, or other things that hit the road. People should remember that thunderstorms and high winds can blow debris onto or into their cars.
Snow and ice can also do this. If your vehicle has a custom paint job that the weather could damage, you should transport it inside. If your car has no cover or top, it must be moved in an enclosed carrier.
Consider the advantages of Enclosed Auto Transport:
Whether Protection
A big reason people use enclosed transports is because they protect them from the rain and snow. The metal container that holds all the cars while moving protects them from wind, rain, snow, and too much sun. It doesn't make sense to risk minor hail damage on your vehicle, even though most cars can handle most weather. You can keep your car safe from these things if you use enclosed transport.
Car Security and Privacy
Enclosed carriers are safer, not only from theft but also from damage while being moved. It also takes less time for enclosed trucks to deliver because they do not have to stop. Because thieves cannot see what's inside closed carriers, they are less likely to break into the carrier.
Convenience
Get Auto Transportation offers enclosed shipping door to door. This service ensures we pick up your car and deliver it. It helps to find your way to a parking lot or pickup spot. Call ahead and schedule enclosed shipping so it arrives when it is most convenient for you.
What Is Enclosed Auto Transport?
How to Explain Soft Enclosed V/S Hard Side Enclosed Auto Transport?
While there are many different enclosed auto transport trailers on the road, they come in two main varieties: soft side and hard side.
How Enclosed Auto Transport Works?
The process is quite simple. You first need to find Get Auto Transportation and request a quote. Once you have discovered Get Auto Transportation you are comfortable with, schedule a pick-up date and time.
Get Auto Transportation requires at least 24 hours notice, but it’s always best to schedule your pick-up date as soon as possible to get your car on the road.
The driver will arrive at your location to inspect your car and load it onto the carrier on the pick-up day. Once your vehicle is loaded, it is secured, and the driver will begin the journey to your destination.
You will be given a tracking number to track your shipment and always see where it is. When the shipment arrives at its destination, the driver will unload your vehicle and bring it to you. You will then have a chance to inspect it to ensure no damage during transportation.
How Much Does Enclosed Auto Transport Cost?
Now we get into the meat and potatoes of the open vs enclosed argument: how much it costs to ship your car.
Enclosed auto transport will almost always be more costly than your typical open transport carrier. Open car transport carriers usually haul up to ten vehicles at a time. This allows the driver to spread the cost of the entire shipment over ten different cars, as opposed to 2 to 6 like with an enclosed truck.
This typically results in a 50-100% increase in cost for an enclosed truck over the cost of an open transporter on the same route. A shipment that costs $1000 for an open hauler will cost anywhere from $1200-$2000 on the same route for an enclosed truck.
These differences might seem high, but the fact is that it’s not cheap to operate an auto transport truck. Maximum auto transporters make little profit when all is said and done as it is. With costs already low to compete with other shippers on the road, they would likely be operating at a loss if enclosed trucks were to charge any less.
There are definitely extra costs involved with using an enclosed car carrier. The vehicle receives the extra attention and the time it takes to prepare to ship your car are two reasons why. If you have a vehicle that requires to be shipped and is luxury, exotic, or antique, enclosed auto transport is your best bet.