Safe And Reliable Washington County Car Shipping Services By A-1 Auto Transport

Washington County was birthed in 1777. It is older than any city or town in Tennessee, including the state.Shipping cars to or from Washington County is now easy, affordable, and convenient thanks to A-1 Auto Transport. We have brought new shipping equipment that ensures the safety and integrity of the customer's shipment. All our orders are insured and tracked via satellite allowing the client to always know the status of his shipment at any given time.

Cost & Time To Ship Your Car Examples

Shipping To/From	Cost	Distance	Estimated Time In Transit
Nashville to Washington County	$273	273 miles	2-4 days
Washington County to Jacksonville	$378	504 miles	2-4 days
Washington County to Washington D.C.	$407	407 miles	2-4 days
Washington County to Philadelphia	$410	546 miles	2-4 days
Washington County to New Orleans	$521	694 miles	3-5 days
San Antonio to Washington County	$727	1211 miles	4-6 days
Seattle to Washington County	$1064	2660 miles	7-9 days
Salt Lake City to Washington County	$1138	1896 miles	5-7 days

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

Areas we cover to and from Washington County

We have been operational for the past 25 years. In those years, we have built our reputation on providing quality services, fast, and on-time deliveries. We have also increased the areas we deliver cars to ensuring that almost every market is covered. The major routes we regularly use when shipping cars to or from Washington County include; I-26, I-81, US 11E, US 19W, US 321, State Routes 36, 67, 75, 81, 91, 93, 107, 353, 354, 381, and 400. We also ship cars to or from the adjacent counties of Sullivan, Carter, Unicoi, Greene, and Hawkins.

A-1 Auto Transport ships worldwide.

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Common problems that occur when shipping a vehicle

Some of the unforeseen and unavoidable hiccups that may crop up include:

Your car doesn't meet certain specific requirements: Different transportation companies have different rules. This problem is mainly encountered when dealing with the height of a vehicle. Some companies have specific cut-off points regarding how low or how high a vehicle can be. Other items that may be contentious include exterior spare tires, camper shells, or other exterior attachments.
Incorrect address: During the moving process, you will be signing and filling out lots of paperwork. During this process, one may accidentally forget or omit part of the new address the car is being shipped to and it ends up being shipped to, for example, Jacksonville Florida instead of the one in Alabama.
Late or delayed delivery: This is the most common problem that is reported by auto shipping customers. There are various reasons why your vehicle may be delayed. Some of these factors are out of our control; adverse weather conditions, flat tires and mechanical problems. Since auto shippers often pick different vehicles from different locations in order to ship them together, any delay in one of those vehicles will obviously delay the others.
Scam, fraud, and bait-and-switch estimates: Before committing to an auto shipper, make sure that you have done extensive homework on them. Check their reviews online and confirm that the company has a USDOT number that has been inspected and approved by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.