Car Shipping Arizona

When you come to SGT Auto Transport for your cross country car shipping needs, you benefit from ten years of experience and a dedicated team of professionals at every level, from support to admin to dispatch to the 25,000 transport drivers in the field. 

We’re all car people ourselves - we’re enthusiasts who understand and respect the attachment between vehicles and their owners, and we treat every car with the same careful handling and attention it would get if it belonged to one of us

It’s just part of the customer-first philosophy that dominates everything we do at SGT Auto Transport.

Without our customers, we wouldn’t be in business and we want the people we serve to feel empowered and engaged; to feel like partners with us as we deliver (pun intended) logistics solutions for them. 

Open car transport: popular and cost-efficient, open car transport is suitable for most vehicles. With this system, your car is loaded onto a double decker transport trailer along with several other vehicles; while it’s exposed to the elements, this is by far the most budget-friendly way to go. 

Enclosed car transport: there are situations where customers prefer enhanced security and protection for their vehicles, such as a rare, delicate, antique or very expensive car. With enclosed car transport, your vehicle is loaded into a closed trailer and then locked in for its trip to its destination. Enclosed car transport does offer premium-level protection, but comes at a premium cost and driver availability can be difficult. 

Express car shipping: while it’s always desirable to have a couple of weeks notice when arranging your auto logistics job, we know that things come up and that’s not always possible. With express car shipping, we can expedite your delivery on a hotshot basis. 

Guaranteed pickup service: nobody likes waiting around and keeping their day free just to coordinate with a service provider. With guaranteed pickup service (and delivery), you have our assurance that your driver will be at your location at a preset time and date. 

Don’t forget that your transport driver will need a copy of the car’s ignition key.

If you’ve got a vintage car or project car that has any particular mechanical quirks, you might consider leaving a “cheat sheet” to inform the transport driver. 

Please be sure your car’s battery is fully charged, all four tires are fully inflated, and the headlights and taillights work. 

It’s a good idea to remove any detachable external accessories such as bike racks, antennas or cargo boxes. 

If your car can’t start, run, steer and stop on its own, please let us know in advance. We do ship cars that aren’t roadworthy and aren’t in running order, but it does require special equipment and procedures. 

Integrity and professionalism

Customer-first mentality in everything we do

25,000 professional, carefully handpicked transport drivers 

Ten years’ experience

Variety of shipping options to custom-fit your logistics job to your needs 

If you are moving to Arizona, there is no grace period for obtaining an Arizona driver’s license and registering your vehicle in the state. This doesn’t only apply to people who have completely relocated. If you’re considered a resident, you are expected to register your car and obtain an Arizona driver’s license.

Be aware that Arizona has some very unpredictable weather. Haboob’s, in particular, come on quickly and can decimate visibility and anything in their path. Just in case you’re wondering, a haboob is a violent wind and sand storm. Storms can be a problem, even in the summer. They have been known to knock out the electricity for hours at a time.

Expect your time on the highway to be regularly interrupted by construction. Because the weather in Arizona is beautiful and sunny all year round, construction crews never stop tearing up and repairing the roads.

They call Arizona the driving state, and for very good reason. Life after moving to the state will be much easier if you’ve got a car.

Public education funding is low in Arizona. If you’re moving to the state with children or thinking of starting a family after you’ve settled in the state, it’s worth researching schools and school districts before you rent or buy a home.