Alaska Auto Shipping

When you are looking for an honest and reliable auto shipping company to ship to and/or from Alaska, you can trust auto-transport-shipping.com. We only partner with the top auto shipping carriers in the country. Our drivers know the roads, they can navigate the snowy, icy highways of the northwest and they understand that southern Alaska is windy, rainy and can kick up debris on the roads. These professionals can handle any terrain the Alaskan highways throw at them even the James Dalton Highway. By providing you with 10 quotes from the top auto shippers in the nation and by doing the research for you, we save you valuable time. Our carriers are insured, licensed and bonded through the US Department of Transportation. We even check their history to make sure they have a safe driving record so you can have confidence that your vehicle will arrive on time and in the condition in which it was received. Whether you are looking for an auto shipping company in Anchorage to transport your luxury or classic vehicle in an enclosed trailer, or you are in Prudhoe bay looking to transport your vehicle in an open trailer. It is important to us that you are matched with carriers that can meet all your requirements whether its budget or special shipping needs. Our partners provide both terminal to terminal and door to door pick-up and/or delivery services. Our drivers are experts at loading and unloading non-operable vehicles that are not drivable, non-steering or non-braking. Our carriers can pick-up and/or drop off at your convenience, we know your schedule is important. From Juneau the birth place of singer/songwriter Jewel to Nome where Wyatt Earp put down roots, we have you covered! We have trucks standing by in Farmers Loop, Fishhook, Tanaina, Sterling, Kenai and Eielson AFB and every city of “The Frontier state”. Our process is direct and straight forward, just fill out our form and press submit or call one of our customer service specialists at 1-800-590-6492 to receive 10 quotes from the best auto shipping companies in the industry.

It is important to understand what can impact your Alaska auto shipping rates. At auto-transport-shipping.com we like to give you the information upfront.

• Be aware of seasonal fluctuations, when it is time for the snowbirds to start coming in the rates will go up due to the high demand.
• Larger vehicles take up more space and weigh more so they will cost more to ship.
• The more modifications and accessories attached to your vehicle such as lift kits, extended grills, etc. the more space you will need and can increase your rates.
• Non-operable vehicles, non-operable vehicles that are not drivable, non-steering or non-braking are more complicated and will impact your rate.
• An open trailer that can hold up to 13 vehicles will be more economical vs an enclosed trailer that usually ships 1-3 vehicles.
• Look for Military discounts.
• Check our rates page for a complete list of items that impact rates

At auto-transport-shipping.com we understand there are a lot of decisions to make when it comes to your Alaska auto shipping. Hopefully we can help by answering some of your questions ahead of time.

• Q: How long will it take to ship my car?
  A: The delivery time depends on the distance being traveled and the weather and road conditions during the transport. Drivers usually allocate 400 miles a day for over the road travel.
• Q: Is my insurance or the driver’s insurance responsible for any damage?
  A: Our partners insure your vehicle during transportation. This way, you can feel secure knowing your automobile is in safe hands.
• Q: What do I do before shipping my vehicle?
  A: Before shipping, we recommend inspecting your vehicle for any and all prior damages. These must be noted for insurance purposes. We always recommend taking photos.
• Q: Can I ship a car that has expired registration?
  A: Yes, you can. Your vehicle does not need to have active registration or even a license plate. Since the car is on a carrier and not on the road, you do not need it registered.
• Q: Can I ship anything in my trunk?
  A: All American auto shipping companies do not authorize personal belongings in the vehicle nor or these items covered by carrier insurance. If you choose to put items in your vehicle it is completely at your own risk. ABSOLUTELY NO firearms, hazardous materials, illegal substances or contraband may be placed in the vehicle. It is against the law for carriers to transport anything except your vehicle. The auto shipping truck is subject to inspection by the DOT and the Police in every state and can be fined up to $10,000 if found to be carrying just household goods. The car is subject to being impounded and all fines and expenses will be passed along to the owner of the car.
• Q: What is the difference between Open and Closed Transport?
  A: Open trailers are the most common form of vehicle transport, and the least expensive. However, your vehicle will also be exposed to rain, sun, dust and weather conditions. Enclosed trailers provide extra protection but is a bit more expensive.

Check our FAQs page for a complete list of common questions.