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Look out for vehicle
specification related issues
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If the dimensions of your vehicle are not
supported by your shipping company, it is
more than likely that either they will not
accept your vehicle for transportation or
if they do, there are higher chances for
damage. Ensure your vehicle’s dimensions
-- height, weight, etc. -- are supported
by the
car shipping company.
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Check your ground
clearance status |
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Ask your
auto shipping company
as to how you can verify the status of your
ground clearance and be sure to diligently
follow up on that to ensure safe loading
and unloading |
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Is your vehicle
functioning optimally?
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Imagine the shipper’s surprise if your car
does not start. In addition to delays, some
transportation companies may even levy a
fee or add billable time to your invoice
if your vehicle does not start when they
need. |
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Have an extra
set of keys |
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Retain an extra set of keys for yourself
before giving a copy to the shipper. Many
individuals fail to follow this one simple
precaution. |
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Follow instructions
for preparing your car for shipping
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Ask your shipper for detailed instructions
as to how you should prepare your car for
shipping. The instruction manuals should
provide information about the amount of
fuel you should retain in the tank and other
important instructions to ensure your car
will be shipped safely. |
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Keep them informed
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If your car has unique features (or even
otherwise) inform your shipper about extensions,
modifications, and accessories associated
with your car. This will not only ensure
safe transportation, but it will also prevent
unnecessary delays. |
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