[avi8tir]

Moving to Houston in January and need to get my GT3 & M5 out there. Ive used Fedex Custom Critical in the past and they were great.

Any other recommendations? Enclosed trailer only.

Thanks!!

 

[jsk165]

I used Waggoners several times from coast to coast and they were good. Never any damage and relatively cheap. Enclosed carrier (as an option).

 

[revol5M]

I have used reliable carriers to transport my turbo from TX to WA. Great service, awesome people.

 

[Michael_s]

DeMoise Trucking. Family owned and operated not brokered. You can call anytime and speak with the owner/driver. Competitive prices and only enclosed.

 

[BMWM5Driver]

Welcome to houston! Need any suggestions on areas to live, shop, dine, car maintenane....

 

[doug]

I've used Passport as well with good results. I didn't like their lack of tire tie-downs, however. Intercity seems to be a favored company among lots of guys here... it's been discussed numerous times as well if you search you'll find old posts.

 

[jkl]

I've used both Intercity and Passport in the past and both were great. I think the service with Intercity was a little better, but their routes may be a little more limited than Passport. Either way, the cars arrived safely in great condition. Definitely worth the extra price for an enclosed transport.

 

[Misterfive]

dependable

 

[PJS]

Enclosed Auto Transport, Car Shipping, Auto Carriers, Exotic Vehicle Transport - Gran Turismo Motorsports
ask for ken... he owns it
he is a Porsche guy
he gets it

 

[chastee1]

I used FedEx Custom Critical aka FedEx Auto Transport from MI to San Francisco. Good service and reliable company. Passport may have been bought by FedEx - someone else may be able to clarify.

 

[ayamen]

I've used American Auto Transport a few times. Good company and didn't charge too much but still did the time right

 

[V10PWR]

Welcome!

Welcome to Houston! It's funny, we have been thinking about moving from Houston to OC for the last couple of years....exactly opposite of what you are doing! But honestly I don't think I'll be going anywhere. I like it down here in Houston!
Houston ///M owner community is growing!:thumbsup:
(Sorry! Can't help with auto transport. I just had to welcome you!)

 

[monicaj]

I used a company out of Florida All Day Auto Transport to ship my Bmw to California. I used their enclosed transporters. They also do open auto transport but the enclosed was only $400 more

 

[ohmy5]

We usually use Reliable (or I do it myself). They're usually a tad more expensive but we usually think its worth it for the amount of ins they carry and the way they treat cars.

I have a car restoration business so most of our clients are out of state. They've transported everything from 50k all the way up to 5 million for us and
we've never had one problem.

Others we've had scratches, dings, greasy hand prints on white interior, and one where they backed one car into another and when trying to work it out found out their ins had lapsed!

But it's mostly just using a reputable company so you can sleep soundly. Go with a company you've gotten recommendations for.

 

[Noble Rise]

+1 for DeMoise Trucking. It's a true benefit when you call and the owner picks up the phone.