Full weather protection
No exposure to rain, hail, sun or road salt during the trip.
A hard-sided or soft-sided trailer keeps rain, sun, salt and road debris off your vehicle from pickup to delivery.
Enclosed trailers carry fewer cars, usually 2 to 6, and often use liftgates instead of steep ramps. Drivers who run enclosed routes are experienced with low-clearance, high-value and collector vehicles.
No exposure to rain, hail, sun or road salt during the trip.
Hydraulic liftgates avoid steep ramps that can scrape low front ends.
Enclosed carriers typically carry higher cargo insurance limits, up to $1M or more.
| Route | Distance | Typical price | Transit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles, CAScottsdale, AZ | 430 mi | $850–$980 | 1–3 days |
| Miami, FLNew York, NY | 1,289 mi | $1,610–$1,850 | 3–5 days |
| Dallas, TXLas Vegas, NV | 1,261 mi | $1,580–$1,820 | 3–5 days |
| San Francisco, CASeattle, WA | 802 mi | $1,100–$1,270 | 2–4 days |
Estimates at current market rates. Your exact price depends on vehicle, date and season. Get your instant price.
Usually about 40% more than open transport on the same route, because each trailer carries fewer cars.
Pickup can take a day or two longer since there are fewer enclosed carriers. Transit time on the road is about the same.
Yes. Enclosed carriers use soft straps or wheel nets so nothing touches the wheels' finish.
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