Auto Transport Services in Bonita Springs, Florida

Bonita Springs, Florida Professional Auto Transport Services

Situated in Lee County, Florida, Bonita Springs is a beautiful retirement community and a very family oriented city with nearly 44,000 residents. The city has very low business taxes and many people relocate to the area to see their privately owned business flourish. Office space is low cost and there are many locally owned and operated specialty shops, boutiques, restaurants and professional offices. Bonita Springs has its own concert band, the Bonita Springs Concert Band, who performs free public concerts every Sunday in October in Riverside Park.  Also at Riverside Park, the city puts on holiday events, art shows, free family movies in the park and the large Celebrate Bonita Festival that is an annual event with plenty of shopping booths, locally prepared food, and live entertainment. The city also has a large skate park, several playgrounds, a community swimming pool and several beach parks, golf courses and recreational facilities.

When you’re planning to relocate to Bonita Springs, whether as a seasonal resident or a full-time permanent resident, you may want to take some time to learn more about the area. You can visit the City of Bonita Springs website where you can locate city services including utilities, automobile registration and driver license information and fun facts about area attractions and things to do in the city.

Car Preparation Tips

A-1 Auto Transport knows that one of the top questions people have about automobile transport is: How do I prepare my car for shipping? You can use the following tips to make sure your car is ready to go when the driver meets you to load the car:

• Be sure to completely wash the exterior of the car. The car will be inspected before and after transport and it is easier to spot signs of cosmetic damage on a clean car.
• Try to make sure the fuel is no higher than a quarter tank. The driver will need to move the car on the carrier as he loads and unloads other cars. Also, the more fuel in the car, the heavier the car weighs and that can add cost to your transport fees.
• Disarm the car alarm. If the alarm cannot be completely disarmed, be sure to let the driver know how to shut it off if it sets off during transport.
• Remove all personal items from inside of the car. Some companies may allow items to be packed in the trunk but you will need to speak to the individual company to see if they allow it or not. Items left inside of the car can dislodge during transport and potentially cause damage.
• Ask the company about insurance coverage and verify that the amount offered is enough to cover your car. If you have a classic, exotic or luxury car, you may add extra coverage.
• Let the driver have your cell phone number, and be sure to get his as well. In case of an emergency, it is always best to be able to contact the person transporting the car.
• Make sure to have an extra key made. You will have to give the driver a key and it’s best to have an extra for yourself just in case the key is lost in transit.