AutoStar Transport Express

10/18/2026

10/16/2026

Tell us the battery type.
“Electric golf cart” is only the starting point. Include the battery type when describing the cart so the transport-preparation conversation begins with the correct information.
If you are unsure, check the manufacturer documentation or the battery compartment. Always follow the confirmed carrier’s preparation instructions before pickup.
Add the battery details when requesting golf-cart transport:
https://www.autostartransport.com/vehicle-shipping-services/recreational-utility/golf-cart-shipping

10/15/2026

Accessories change the transport fit.
A fixed roof, windshield, winch, track system or oversized tires can change a UTV’s transport dimensions.
Photograph the vehicle as it sits now and measure it with every fixed accessory installed. The current configuration - not the standard model page - shows what must fit.
Moving a side-by-side or utility vehicle?
Send complete photographs and measurements:
https://www.autostartransport.com/vehicle-shipping-services/recreational-utility/atv-utv-shipping

10/14/2026

Factory specifications stop at the lift kit.
Once a pickup has been lifted or fitted with oversized tires, its original model height is no longer the number that matters.
Measure the truck as it sits today - from the ground to its highest fixed point. This helps AutoStar review transport using the vehicle you actually own, not the factory version.
Shipping a modified pickup? Start with its current height:
https://www.autostartransport.com/vehicle-shipping-services/consumer-vehicles/truck-shipping

10/13/2026

The roof equipment counts too.
Air-conditioning units, vents, fans and other permanent equipment may be the highest points on a food truck.
Measure from the ground to the highest fixed rooftop component—not simply to the top of the vehicle body. The complete height is more useful than the base vehicle specification when reviewing transport options.
Confirm the food truck’s actual dimensions:
https://www.autostartransport.com/vehicle-shipping-services/oversized-heavy-equipment

10/12/2026

Measure the truck as equipped.
Ladder racks, service bodies, toolboxes, tanks and booms can change a utility truck’s actual dimensions. The original factory specification may no longer represent the vehicle being transported.
Measure its current height and length. Then provide clear side-view and height photographs.
Current measurements are more useful than the original brochure.
Review commercial-truck transport with AutoStar:
https://www.autostartransport.com/vehicle-shipping-services/oversized-heavy-equipment/commercial-truck-hauling

10/11/2026

Ten vehicles need one clean list.
Start a fleet transfer with a single manifest containing the unit ID, current location, destination, operating condition and site contact for every vehicle.
One shared document makes missing information and exceptions easier to identify.
It also prevents individual units from becoming scattered across separate emails and spreadsheets.
Planning a fleet transfer? Organize the vehicles first:
https://www.autostartransport.com/business-solutions/fleet-management-transport

10/11/2026

Auction won. Pickup clock started.
Auction yards may require release documents, scheduled appointments or collection by a specific date.
Send the release instructions and deadline as soon as the purchase is confirmed.
Starting early gives the transport coordinator a clear target before storage charges or yard restrictions complicate the pickup.
Bought equipment at auction? Start the transport conversation here:
https://www.autostartransport.com/vehicle-shipping-services/oversized-heavy-equipment/construction-equipment-hauling