Call: 507-330-1391

The total cost is determined by several factors:

• Type of Vehicle: its size and weight
• Condition: whether the vehicle is running or not. "Running" means the engine starts and the car can move under its own power, while "not running" means the vehicle does not start.
• Type of Trailer: whether it's open or enclosed
• Distance/Mileage: the distance between your pickup and delivery locations
• Modifications: alterations like lowered or lifted suspension, larger tires, roof racks, etc.
• Seasonal Fluctuations: changes in supply and demand on specific routes during different seasons.

We accept only cashier's checks, cash, and Postal Money Orders. Payments can also be made using Visa or Mastercard over the phone through our office. If you choose to pay by credit card, the payment must be processed after the vehicle is picked up to ensure it is completed before delivery, and a convenience fee will apply for phone payments. Personal checks are not accepted. The customer agrees that if payment cannot be made at delivery, the vehicle will be stored at their expense. If the customer is unable to take delivery for any reason, the vehicle will be placed in storage, and all associated storage and delivery fees will be the customer’s responsibility.

Ensure the car's exterior is clean so the driver can conduct a proper inspection of any existing scratches or dents.

Remove all personal belongings from the vehicle.

Take off any loose parts attached to the body, as well as any non-permanent luggage, bike racks, or ski racks.

Upon delivery, the truck driver will provide you with a Bill of Lading/Condition report. If you notice any damages:

1. Document them in the designated section of the Bill of Lading/Condition report at the time of delivery, and ensure you keep a copy.
2. Take photos of the damage.
3. Inform our office as soon as possible.