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Shipping an engine? We can help. We’re a team of freight experts who transport cargo like car engines throughout the US. Whether you’re shipping to an auto repair shop or to your home garage, here’s how we move to simplify your logistics for success.
Car engine shipping costs rely on a handful of factors, like your region’s dry van rates, distance, fuel costs, and other trucking industry market trends.
While LTL loads can be more cost-effective than FTL loads, the easiest way to calculate your engine shipping costs is to fill out a quote with your exact transport needs.
Our five step quote form gets you a simple truckload quote for one-time shipments in just minutes. If you’re looking for long-term engine shipment solutions, complete our Request for Proposal form to get started.
Car engines require heavy duty crates or pallets to secure the cargo without shifting during transport. Our freight drivers are trained to handle your engine shipment with care while loading and unloading.
We have a variety of equipment to expertly manage your haul, including:
Whether you’re shipping just up the road or cross-country, our network of over 22,000 carriers can accommodate your haul of palletized freight or crated for easy engine shipping.
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We can provide less-than-truckload (LTL) or full truckload (FTL) for your engine shipments. Our carriers have the capacity to move small engine shipments or high-volume engine shipments anywhere in the US.
The infographic we’ve provided shows the pros of LTL and FTL.
Ultimately, FTL is better for high-volume shipments and LTL is best for smaller shipments. If your engine shipment better fits a LTL, you’ll need to know your NMFC code prior to transport. Our freight consultants will classify your freight and its code to speed up the paperwork and shipping process.
Ohio and Michigan are major centers for automotive manufacturing, creating consistent freight demand for engines, transmissions and other vehicle components. We coordinate freight shipping to and from Ohio for assembly plants, parts manufacturers, machine shops and repair facilities throughout the state.
Our network also supports freight shipping to and from Michigan, including automotive hubs such as Detroit and Lansing. Whether you’re moving a single replacement engine or multiple palletized engines for production, we can match your shipment with an LTL or FTL carrier equipped to transport it safely.
Based on our internal TMS data, we ship throughout the US to any destination with a 99.5% on-time delivery rate. Our freight carriers are available in a town near you to ship your engine to:
Need your engine shipped fast? We also provide expedited shipping to get your engine on the road and delivered in under three business days.
Whether you’re moving engines intrastate or coast-to-coast, we ship it. Talk with our freight experts to book your quote by calling (866)-353-7178 today.
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I need to ship a 6 cylinder engine and transmission from 89503 to 70454. Please provide quote of the cost. It will come from a business to a residence.
I need to ship a straight 8 Packard engine from 97355 to 65725. I will have it palletized and will need a mid-sized truck with a pallet jack and lift gate to pick it up. It will be going from residence to residence.
Looking to ship an Engine of the car.