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- May I pay the full shipping cost with my credit card?
- Do you offer a Military discount?
- Is there a discount for shipping multiple vehicles?
- Will I receive a vehicle shipping contract?
- Is there any sales tax on car shipping?
- How do refunds work?
- How do I pay the truck driver at delivery?
- How do I pay for my car transport?
- Can I pay the full price with my credit card?
- What do I do if I need to cancel my order? Do I get a refund?
- Is there any sales tax on car shipping?
- Does the shipping cost depend on the value of the vehicle?
- Will I receive a vehicle shipping contract?
- Can I ship a vehicle with a lift kit?
- Can I ship a golf cart?
- Do I need a vehicle title or registration to ship it?
- How long does it take to ship my car?
- Where can I find reviews of AmeriFreight?
- What is the difference between operable and inoperable?
- Is AmeriFreight a carrier or a broker?
- How long has AmeriFreight been in business?
- Do I need license plates on the vehicle to transport it?
- What type of truck will be hauling my car?
- What does top load mean?
- What does door to door auto transport mean?
- Can I ship an ATV?
- Can I ship a vehicle with a low ground clearance?
- Can I ship a vehicle with a roof rack?
- Can I ship a motorcycle?
- Can I ship an oversized vehicle?
- Can I ship a modified vehicle?
- Can I ship a car that doesn't run?
- Can I ship a car from a storage facility?
- Can I ship a car from an auto auction?
- Can I ship a boat?
- How important is a bill of lading?
- What is a Bill of Lading?
- Can I get a guaranteed pickup or delivery date and time?
- Can I get a quote if I don't know the exact address?
- Is my vehicle insured during transport?
- Does my vehicle need to be insured during transport?
- How long has AmeriFreight been in business?
- Can I ship an ATV?
- Can I ship a modified or oversized vehicle?
- Can I ship a vehicle with a roof rack?
- What methods of car shipping services do you offer?
- How is the value of my car determined under the inland marine insurance policy?
- What details do you need to place an order?
- What is the difference between a carrier and a broker?
- What is door-to-door auto transport?
- Do I need to drop off or pick up my vehicle anywhere?
- Why do you need my email to get a quote?
- Can you guarantee a pick-up or delivery date and time?
- How do I know my pick-up date and time?
- What should I do to prepare my vehicle for transport?
- Importance of the bill of lading?
- Can you ship my car internationally?
- Is AmeriFreight a carrier or a broker?
- Is your service door-to-door?
- Do I need license plates on a vehicle to ship it?
- What is the difference between open and enclosed transport?
- Do I have to pay a deductible?
- Can I place an order if I don't know the exact address?
- Can I ship a car from an auto auction?
- Can I ship a car from a storage facility?
- Can I ship a collector car?
- Can I ship personal items in my car?
- Can I ship a vehicle with a lift kit and oversize tires?
- What types of vehicles do you ship?
- What is top load?
- What Is A Bill Of Lading?
- What Is An Auto Transport?
- What Is An Inoperable?
- What Is An Enclosed Auto Transport?
- What does top load means?
- What Is A Door-To-Door?
- What Is An Oversized Vehicle?
- Do I have to be at pickup?
- Do I have to be present at delivery?
- Do I need to drop off my vehicle anywhere?
- How far in advance should I book my car shipment?
- How much gas should I leave in my car?
- Can I ship furniture in my car?
- What is first available shipping date?
- How should I prepare my auto for shipment?
- How do I change my first available shipping date?
- May I put personal items in the car?
- Do I have to be at pickup or delivery?
What is the difference between operable and inoperable?
Operational vehicles are those that have no issue running. They can be driven without any means needed to assist. Conversely, non-operational, or inoperable, denotes those vehicles that need some assistance to load. It needs to roll, brake, and steer ideally. Those vehicles that cannot be readily driven onto a car-hauler truck may require a winch service. Those carriers are typically a little more expensive than normal car haulers since it takes extra effort and time for the loading process.
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