Tips To Prepare A Car For Transport

1. Tips On How To Prepare A Car For Transport You've made the decision to ship your car to a different area and have you have found an auto transporter. Now you need to get the car prepared to be shipped. Your car is an investment asset, so transporting it can be a little stressful to say the least. We strive to make this process as easy and painless for you when you've chosen to work with us. While we're the ones who do the majority of the heavy lifting needed to get your vehicle transported to its destination safe and sound without hassle, the one thing we can't do is prepare your vehicle for transportation. We're sure only you can do this and that's why we've put together 12 suggestions to assist you in preparing your vehicle to ship. Make sure you wash your car The first thing you'll want to do is wash the exterior of your vehicle. The driver will conduct a vehicle condition report at the time he arrives to collect your vehicle. This report details the current condition of the vehicle including any existing damage there might be to the vehicle. Clean cars will aid both of you to complete the condition report. You'll be able to see any scratches, dents paint chips or other damage. Take Pictures of your Vehicle It's time to snap photos after the car has been cleaned. Make sure that the photos are high-quality and not dated! And don't just take pictures of areas that are damaged. Photograph the entire vehicle at different angles. To ensure your safety in the unlikely event of damage occurring during transport, it is best to never have enough photos. If you have an interest to find out extra information about car transportation, you've to browse around ДАРИ ТРАНС 2013 site. Make a Photograph of the Odometer This is purely for your peace of mind because customers may often ask us, "How do I know whether the driver won't to take my car for an adventure?" We've never had this happen before, but we can understand the anxiety. You're giving away one of your most valuable assets. If you're nervous about it absolutely snap a picture of the odometer at pick up. Clean the interior of your car Car trailers are huge and they can bounce up and down slightly on the road causing any loose items in your vehicle to bounce around. You should remove any items that are not securely fixed to the car's interior, such as phones chargers, GPS devices, portable DVD players, pen, air fresheners spare change, or even car chargers. If you are concerned about the possibility for something inside your vehicle to move or bounce around, causing damage to the inside of your vehicle, or to the items themselves, then remove them. Also, removing these objects will lower the risk of theft or loss of these items during transport.

2. Attach or remove accessories If you can, remove any accessories from your vehicle in order to prevent any harm. Accessories like ski racks and luggage racks are acceptable. If your antenna could be taken off, remove it and put it in the trunk of your vehicle. If the side view mirrors can be folded in and folded in, you must fold them into. Examine the Battery, Radiator and Tires Make sure that there is antifreeze in the radiator and that the battery is fully charged and secured. Check for Fluid Leaks It is important to check for fluid leaks before you hand over your vehicle to the driver. If there is an extremely serious leak, the driver could not allow the vehicle. If it's a minor leak that can't be repaired before delivery, inform the driver be aware! Treat Engine and Mechanical Problems Are you sure that your vehicle is in good condition? Check for engine and other mechanical issues. If you're in a position to, then have a mechanic tune it up prior to your car being picked up for transport. Disable Alarms The last thing you would like to be dealing with is a car with an alarm sounding that he isn't able to get to (or an alarm that he doesn't know how to shut off when he is in the car). Deactivate or remove Toll Tags It doesn't matter if the vehicle transport is on an toll road due to driving or because it's on an trailer and the toll tag will most likely to be charged. Avoid any unnecessary headaches and expense by deactivating or remove your toll tags. Keep your keys ready Without a set keys, it can be difficult for the driver to lift your vehicle onto the trailer. If you own an older model car it could be that more than just the ignition key and a key for the door lock or perhaps keys for the glove compartment may be needed. Get insurance on your vehicle It is possible to ship your car if your car is insured. We strongly suggest having insurance in place at the time your vehicle is being transported. ДАРИ ТРАНС 2013

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