Car Shipping Tips: Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD Crew Cab Long Bed

Tuesday, March 19th, 2013 at 11:10 am  
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That title is a mouthful!

But seriously, when you’re looking to ship this particular version of the Chevy Silverado 3500HD, you might run into a few problems right off the bat, especially if you’re looking for car shipping services on a budget. The trucks in the 3500HD series are huge, make no mistake about that, and the larger the vehicle is, the more expensive it’ll be to ship it. The Crew Cab Long Bed has a five-seat cab and an 8-ft bed, making it one of the longest and heaviest 3500′s on the market – you should expect oversize vehicle shipping fees to be anywhere from $250-$400 more, depending on the company – and that’s an average.

We recommend reading more about the Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD Crew Cab Long Bed by visiting the link provided, and you can always get multiple free vehicle shipping quotes from reputable and reliable car transport companies by filling out our free online quote form to the left of this page in the sidebar.

Auto Shipping to Birmingham, Alabama

Wednesday, March 13th, 2013 at 12:48 pm  
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Are you looking to ship your vehicle to Birmingham, Alabama? Birmingham is one of those cities that everyone knows about, and while it’s not the most popular automobile transport destination it does lie along several major interstates that auto shippers like to travel on. During the summer months you’ll probably see higher prices, mainly because demand for auto transport services is higher in the summer months and there aren’t as many trucks to go around. In the winter months you may be able to secure some sweet deals when shipping to or from Birmingham, especially if you’re shipping to the city from a northern Great Lakes-area city or from New England.

Birmingham may not be the most popular snowbird destination during the winter months, but it is on the way to cities like New Orleans, Louisiana and Jackson, Mississippi (among others), and as auto shippers coming south to those cities will most likely be passing through Birmingham, it’s a great way to find cheap auto shipping services. You can read more about the city by visiting our Birmingham, Alabama auto shipping page.

The Learning Center: Multiple Auto Shipping Quotes

Wednesday, March 6th, 2013 at 12:39 pm  
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The car shipping industry is an industry that is best approached with a clear mind. Throw out all those things about how cheaper is better, because when it comes to auto transport it just isn’t the case – in fact, going with the lowest bidder will probably get you a lot of wasted time at best and a huge hole in your wallet at worst. You should gather up multiple quotes from various shipping companies, in order to compare prices and see which one is the “perfect” shipper for you. You can fill out our free online quote form to the left to get ten free quotes from reputable and reliable shippers. In two minutes you can save upwards of two hours (or more!) of searching and gathering quotes from different shipping companies. You can also read more about why multiple auto shipping quotes are a good idea, as well as other helpful tips, in our FAQ section on our homepage. Just follow this link, then scroll down about halfway and you’ll see our car shipping FAQ section – we highly recommend at least glancing at it.

Car Shipping to Great Falls, Montana

Friday, March 1st, 2013 at 12:45 pm  
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Great Falls is a city in Montana, though since Montana is so rural it’s not like it’s a huge city or anything. Montana really isn’t a state that auto shippers like to travel to, which can make it difficult to find a carrier to move your vehicle quickly…or cheaply. During the winter months it’s even harder, due to the inclement weather, so if you’re shipping to Great Falls your best bet would be to ship in the late spring/early summer months to capitalize on the high number of carriers that are active at that time. You should probably fill out our free quote form to the left and check out our Great Falls, Montana page to read more about the city and what you can do to prep for your car transport.

Car Shipping Learning Center: Car Transport Prices

Thursday, September 20th, 2012 at 12:10 pm  
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Since the auto transport industry is based primarily on the route that your carrier will be traveling from pickup to delivery, prices are not necessarily fixed and will almost always be subject to change. When you fill out our free online quote request form, you’ll receive multiple free quotes from reputable and reliable car shipping companies, but know this: we make no guarantee for the prices they send out. Some may be too low, others too high; we recommend getting as many free quotes as possible, in order to find the absolute best price to ship your car. Prices that are too low won’t move your car, and prices that are too high might be too high. Regardless, check out our free quotes and find out what we can do for you and your car shipping needs – and you can read more about car transport prices by visiting our helpful Car Shipping FAQ.

Car Shipping to Buffalo, New York

Friday, September 14th, 2012 at 11:57 am  
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The second largest city in the state of New York, Buffalo is probably one of the least popular auto transport destinations in the entire state – it’s just too damn hard to get to or from for car shipping carriers. It’s name originates not from the animal, like many people think, but actually from a French phrase which sounds an awful lot like the word buffalo. During the winter the city’s constantly buried under snow, and auto shippers often have to re-route during the depths because of continual storms, snow and ice in the area. You can read more about this chilly city by visiting our Auto Shipping to Buffalo page, and you can get free quotes to ship your vehicle to or from the city by filling out our free online car shipping quote request form.

Car Shipping with M2Reeves: Arkansas

Thursday, September 6th, 2012 at 11:12 am  
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Arkansas is perhaps not the most popular auto transport state, but it’s also not the hardest to ship in and out of. Going through it can be tough, considering how diverse the geography of the state is, but on the whole it won’t be too difficult if you’re shipping out of a larger city, such as Little Rock. Seasonal shipping isn’t too difficult either, as it doesn’t get wicked hot (like in Arizona) and snow tends to stay away from the state, on the whole (unlike North Dakota). Thunderstorms are probably the worst type of weather the state will see, on average, and you can read more about Arkansas by visiting our Arkansas Car Shipping page, and you can get free auto transport quotes to ship to or from the state by filling out our free online quote form in the left sidebar.

Car Shipping Tips: Dodge Journey

Friday, August 31st, 2012 at 9:56 am  
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As a mid-size crossover SUV, the Dodge Journey enjoys the best of both worlds; it’s built like a sport utility vehicle and can haul up to seven people plus cargo, or you can haul even more cargo by taking out the optional third-row seating (like a minivan). However, it gets the gas mileage and has the comfort of a sedan, which really does make it a great cross between the two. Typically, when it comes to car shipping quotes for the Journey, you may end up paying a small oversize vehicle shipping fee – but not every company will assess one for the Journey, because it’s not much bigger than a small SUV, which shouldn’t come with any type of oversize fee. We recommend speaking to your car transport agent after you fill out our free online quote request form about all this, and you can also read more about shipping the Dodge Journey by visiting our Auto Transport Dodge Journey page.

Car Shipping Learning Center: What M2Reeves Car Shipping Does

Thursday, August 23rd, 2012 at 9:50 am  
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We often talk about car shipping to various cities and states in this blog, as well as different vehicles that we can get you quotes to ship. We also discuss various frequently asked questions posed to us by real customers over the years – but we never really explained what we do – at least not in this blog (though it’s plastered all over our website!).

What we do is simple – we get you multiple free quotes to ship your vehicle from anywhere, to anywhere in the U.S. Simple as that. We are considered an online auto transport quote provider, which means we work with reputable and reliable car shipping companies who can bid on your shipment and help you get it moved from wherever, to wherever you need to go in the U.S.

But how do you go about getting those quotes?

It’s simple – just fill out our free online car shipping quote request form, which is conveniently located in the left sidebar of every single page on our website. It’s simple and takes seconds – just fill out your contact info, year, make and model of the vehicle, where you’re shipping from and to and when you’re shipping, and we’ll take care of the rest! We told you it was simple.

Car Shipping to Saint Louis, Missouri

Wednesday, August 15th, 2012 at 9:43 am  
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Located near the confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, Saint Louis (St. Louis) is one of the largest cities in the state of Missouri and a major economic powerhouse in the region. Founded as a trading post in 1763, its location at the intersection of two major waterways (in a time before locomotives or automobiles) helped the city to expand quite rapidly. Today, auto transport to or from St. Louis is usually pretty easy to find, due to its very nature as a city. Its location, the numerous ways in and out of the city, and its nice weather through most of the year make it a great area for car shippers to move to, from and through. If you’re looking for more information about St. Louis, you can visit our Auto Shipping in Saint Louis, MO page to read more, and you can always get multiple free car shipping quotes by filling out our free online quote form to the left.

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