Cheap RV Shipping
It may seem silly to ship an RV but this is actually a very common practice. It’s often necessary for dealerships and manufacturers to use a shipping service to get their RVs from one location to the next. A lot of RV owners also use professional auto transport services to get their RV elsewhere. By using a shipping service, you’re protecting the RV from increased mileage and normal wear and tear from the road. Fortunately, it isn’t that expensive to buy RV transport services.
What Affects the Cost of RV Shipping?
- The RV’s specifications including the model, age, weight and overall condition
- The distance of travel between the pickup and drop off locations
- The type of shipping services you purchase
- The total weight of the RV and anything else being shipped
- The time of year that the RV is to ship
- Current fuel costs at the time of the transport
When you call a shipping company for a quote, be as detailed as possible when giving a company representative information. Be prepared with the RV’s specifics. It should only take a few minutes for them to come up with a quote.
A-1 Auto Transport ships vehicles worldwide. Click Here or call 1-800-452-2880 to get a free, no obligation to buy price quote to ship your car.Click here or call 1-800-452-2880 to get a free, no obligation to buy price quote to ship your car.
The Cheapest Way to Ship an RV
The absolute cheapest way to ship an RV is through an open air service. With this shipping service, the RV will either travel atop a flatbed trailer or pulled by a freight truck. It all depends on what the auto transport company you hired suggests. They’ll know the best and safest way to ship your RV.
Although the open air shipping method leaves the RV susceptible to poor weather conditions and other potential hazards while on the road, this method is used often by many RV owners, dealers and enthusiasts. A reputable, licensed transport company will protect the RV by covering it under their insurance policy. If any damages occur during the shipping process, the insurance coverage will pay for the cost of repairs and replacements. By law, transport companies must provide insurance protection to all their customers. If the transporter doesn’t have insurance coverage, you shouldn’t trust them to ship your RV.
Written By:
Joe Webster
Joe Webster began his journey in the auto transport field by attending the University of Southern California (USC), where he graduated with a Bachelor of Business Marketing.
After college, he started his career in the auto transport industry from the bottom up and has done virtually every job there is to do at A-1 Auto Transport, including but not limited to: Truck Driver, Dispatch, Sales, PR, Bookkeeping, Transport Planner, Transport Manager, International Transport Manager, Brokering, Customer Service, and Marketing. Working with his mentor Tony Taylor, Joe Webster has learned the ins and outs of this industry which is largely misunderstood.
With over 30 years experience in the industry, we've been helping people ship their vehicles, motorcycles, RV's, heavy equipment, household goods and more across the country or overseas without a hitch. Ask us anything.
