Ship Car To Winnipeg

Car Shipping to Winnipeg from the United States.

Moving internationally comes with challenges – even more so when you bring a vehicle. There's a lot of information about cargo methods and customs regulations, which can be overwhelming. Fortunately, A-1 AT keeps your vehicle safe and secure while providing you with all the information you’ll need throughout this process. Trust in our decades of experience with cargo vehicles to locations throughout Canada.

Cost & Time Examples For Shipping a Car to Winnipeg

• Shipping a car to Winnipeg from the U.S. costs $900–$1,800 USD, with Midwest departures running cheaper than West or East Coast origins.
• Transit to Winnipeg takes 5–10 days from the U.S. Midwest; Manitoba's severe winters can extend timelines, making enclosed transport 30–40% more for added protection.
• Transport Canada import compliance is required; the original vehicle title must be submitted to the border crossing station at least 72 hours before entry.

*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and the type of vehicle.

*Save ground transport costs by delivering the vehicle to the nearest port.

*Allow an additional ten days to process the documents.

*Prices are for one car in a dedicated 20ft container. This is the safest and most reliable way to transport a vehicle internationally. Other items may be included in the container to help save you money when moving.

*The RoRo (roll on, roll off) method is less expensive, and shipments can be completed in fewer days. Contact us now for a free RoRo quote.

Location.

Located at the convergence of the rivers Red and Assiniboine, Winterpeg is the capital city of Canada’s Manitoba province. Known as the “Gateway to the West,” this city is one of the country’s best connected, with significant links to railways and multi-directional highways. It’s also the only city between Thunder Bay and Vancouver with direct rail connections to the USA.

Required Documents.

The importation process is pretty straightforward between America and Canada, but you will need a couple of essential items:

• Notarized copy of photo ID.
• An original copy of the vehicle’s title, certified by the DMV.

Preparing your Vehicle.

There are several simple preparatory tasks and checks that should be performed on your end beforehand:

• What’s your fuel level? We generally recommend leaving the tank at about ¼ capacity. This helps movers with loading and unloading while keeping weight at a minimum.
• Are the brakes in proper working condition? Double-check them before shipping.
• Have you turned off the vehicle alarm? Doing so helps prevent battery drain.
• Have you emptied the vehicle of personal belongings? Please do not leave anything in the car other than emergency equipment, like the spare tire in the vehicle.
• Have all exterior accessories been removed? Fixtures like antennae and ski racks should be taken down.
• Is the vehicle clean? A thorough wash, inside and out, helps expedite the inspection process.

Cargo Options Available to You.

First, decide if you need roll-on/roll-off transport or container cargo. For open shipment, vehicles can be driven directly onto the carrier vessel, the more affordable alternative. In contrast, container cargo encloses vehicles in cargo containers for further protection and security. While most customers are satisfied with roll-on/roll-off shipping, individuals transporting high-priced automobiles (such as classic cars) may find cargo containers more convenient.

You’ll also have a choice of pickup and delivery options. In door-to-door delivery, the shipper collects the vehicle from you and delivers it to your desired destination. At the same time, terminal-to-terminal delivery­ spares this expense, though you’ll be responsible for bringing the vehicle to the departure terminal and picking it up in Winterpeg.

Customs Regulations.

Canadian Customs has established a set of regulations governing the importation process. Note a few quick points below, but feel free to check their website for a full list of rules and requirements.

• A copy of the original title must be submitted to the border station you’ll pass through at least 72 hours before crossing. Failure to do so can result in a fine.
• Not all vehicles will meet Canadian regulations regarding emissions and other factors, so check that yours is acceptable by viewing the Canadian Registrar of Imported Vehicles.