I advise you to not use multi-quote websites. That way you will volunteer your information such as email address and phone number to many different companies. That can and most probably will result in receiving unwanted emails and phone calls.
Compare the quotes you get with services the companies provide, and see which one will provide you your money’s worth. Sometimes if worth to go with the more expensive deal because of additional perks, such as use of new car hauling trucks, door to door transportation etc. But when that’s not so important, you can opt in for a cheaper option.
3.Ask What Is Their Insurance Coverage
Every car hauling company has to have insurance. It’s obligatory by law for the auto transporter company to carry a valid insurance certificate and be able to present it when asked. You can learn more about car hauling insurance here.
There are many companies that include a waiver in their contract which negates them of any responsibility for any potential damage that may happen to your vehicle during transport. Therefore, you should always double check what is the company’s insurance policy before making a decision. Make sure to get everything in writing, especially if you make special agreements. This will protect you in case something unpredicted happens.
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You should find out whether the company covers and damage that occurs during the car shipping process. Ask if they cover the whole part or certain parts of it, or if you will be required to pay deductible if any damages occur. One of the most common legal issues in the trucking industry is companies not paying insurance.
