Cleveland to Cincinnati Auto Transport

 

What Does Rapid Auto Shipping Do?

At Rapid Auto Shipping, we do our best to ship cars from Cleveland to Cincinnati. We have also been doing this for a long time. Our sales team is committed to ensuring you get the necessary auto transport.

Once you've made a reservation, the offices responsible for dispatch, support, and claims will ensure your shipment is treated well.

The whole process has been simplified into five easy steps, and we'll take care of each for you. The perks for you are that it's cheap, easy, and quick.

Get a quote

Before you choose a shipping company, getting a price quote is essential. This will give you a better idea of how much things cost and what services are offered. Make sure you tell each company the same things so they can give you an exact price.

Set up the pick-up

Once you agree to the price, you need to set up a transfer. You must let the shipping company know when the car is ready to be picked up.

Get your car ready to be shipped

You'll need to do some things before your car is shipped. Make sure your vehicle is clean and that all of your items are out of it.

Ensure your vehicle is in good shape and doesn't leak oil or have other problems. Before the car is shipped, take shots and describe how it looks.

Wait for delivery

Once the car is on its way, you'll have to wait until it gets to you. The company should tell you when it thinks your package will arrive, so you can track it and make any plans at the location.

Check your car when you get it

When it comes, Check the car when it gets to its location to make sure it's still in the same shape. Look over your vehicle for any damage and write it down. If there are any problems, you should take pictures and tell the shipping company immediately.

Three Simple Steps to Get A Car Ready for Cleveland to Cincinnati Auto Transport

Write down the damage that is already there

If your car gets a scratch, ding, or dent, you'll be the first to know about it. If you write down all the damage that was already on your car, it will be easier for you and the driver to find any new damage that might happen.

Wash the Car:

When you wash the outside of your car thoroughly, you and the driver can see any damage better.

Record Damage:

Write down any damage that was there before. You will compare your notes with the driver later.

Use your camera:

Get photos (with dates) of damage that was there before. If you want, you can also take pictures of your car from different angles.

Get Driver Acknowledgement:

Share your notes with the driver about the damage that was already there. Have the driver sign a bill of goods or inspection report that says there is damage.

Take out personal and after-market items

Auto transport firms cannot transfer personal or home goods in vehicles they convey. Putting personal interests in your car is up to you. However, some carriers allow under 75 lbs in the trunk. Consider these before packing your vehicle:

Damage May Occur to Items:

Automobiles are not entirely immobile during conveyance. There is a minor disturbance on the vehicle that could cause damage to fragile objects.

Carrier Can Refuse Service If:

If carriers deem a vehicle unfit for transport due to the presence of personal objects, they may decline to transport the car.

After-Market Items:

We recommend removing custom car stereos, sound systems, TVs, DVD players, GPS systems, etc., from your vehicle if it is not already equipped with these features.

Antennas:

Remove or retract all antennas.

Toll Passes:

On their route to delivery, carriers must pass through several tolls. To avoid toll charges, disable or remove toll passes from your vehicle.

Conduct Mechanical Inspection

The following objects should be subjected to a mechanical inspection:

Breaks: The vehicle must have an operational braking system, including an emergency brake.

Battery: Batteries must be charged to capacity and remain charged. If you have had battery issues in the past, we ask that you replace the battery.

Ignition: If there is a specific method or technique to begin your car, communicate it to the driver.

Gas: Due to safety and weight restrictions, we request that the gas reservoir be no more than a quarter full.

Tires: Tires must be properly inflated and able to drive.

Fluids: Fill up all fluids, including the engine oil, transmission fluid, and coolant. Check for any leakage in fluids. Fluids could seep into other vehicles on the carrier, causing exterior paint damage.

What Is the Price of Transporting A Car from Cleveland to Cincinnati Auto Transport?

There are several things that affect how much it costs to ship a car from Cleveland to Cincinnati. The distance your car has to travel is the most obvious factor, followed by the make, model, and type of car.

When you decide to ship your car from Cleveland to Cincinnati Auto Transport, the following things are taken into account.

You may also want to think about gas prices, the time of year you're shipping (winter weather can affect timing and price), and the state of the car you're shipping.

Some are as under:

• Distance
• Appointment for Pick-up
• Route
• Car Model and Brand
• State of the Vehicle
• Mode of transportation
• Seasonality
• Discount

How Long Does It Take to Transport A Vehicle from Cleveland to Cincinnati Auto Transport?

Less than 200-mile shipments from Cleveland to Cincinnati requires an average of 1-2 days to transport. Longer distances, including at least 2000 miles, can take up to 9 days.

This may seem like a lengthy period of time, but rest assured that our shipping consultants will do everything possible to ensure that your vehicle is dispatched efficiently, quickly, and without any delays.

If time is of the essence, however, you can expedite the process by scheduling express car shipping or guaranteed pick-up.

Our Cleveland to Cincinnati Auto Transport Services

Door-to-Door Cleveland to Cincinnati Auto Transport

Auto transfer door-to-door is precisely that. One of our vehicle carriers will pick up your automobile from your door and deliver it to your destination. No need for extra pick-up and drop-off terminals. It's easiest to send an automobile.

The transportation firm only needs your vehicle's pick-up and delivery address. Your car will be picked up and delivered as near as feasible to your desired address.

For busy persons in rural areas, door to door travel services are ideal. Or for snowbirds who don't want to drive their cars to their winter homes. Choose door-to-door automobile shipping for cost savings, time, and convenience.

Open air Cleveland to Cincinnati Auto Transport

The most popular type of car shipping service is open auto travel. It's easy to set up, easy to use, and a great deal for the money. Your car is transported on an open trailer with other vehicles by a company that ships cars.

They pick up and load your car from a place you choose and take it to your chosen site. It leaves your car open to the weather, but if you're on a tight budget, it's still the safest and most secure choice.

Enclosed Cleveland to Cincinnati Auto Transport 

Enclosed Cleveland to Cincinnati Auto Transport, also called enclosed vehicle transport or enclosed carrier auto transport, is a way to ship a vehicle that gives it extra safety.

If you own a high-end, rare, or special car, enclosed car transport is the best way to get it from where it is now to where it needs to be. 

With enclosed auto transport, you can move your car from point A to point B in a van that is completely covered on all four sides. This keeps the vehicle safe from the weather and road debris, so you don't have to worry about anything.

What's the Difference Between Open and Closed Car Transport?

If you choose open car transport, your car will be moved along with several others in an open van. Your vehicle will be exposed to the weather, dust, and dirt during open car travel. But open shipping is still a safe choice for people who want to ship their car for less money. 

When covered car transportation is used, all four sides of the car are safe. With this choice, your car is moved using a trailer that keeps the weather out.

This is the service that people who own classic cars, luxury cars, antique cars, exotic cars, and expensive cars use most often to move their vehicles. 

The cost of covered car transport is a little higher than the cost of open transport; this service is usually 30%–40% more expensive.