Car Shipping Missouri

Everything turns on relationships in this world, and that applies to how we do things here at SGT Auto Transport. 

We want a customer to feel like more than just a transaction or a set of figures on a balance sheet - we want the people we serve to feel valued, appreciated and empowered, like they’re partnered with us when we work together for a solution for their auto delivery needs.

It’s that customer-first mindset that powers everything we do; our whole team is ready to take care of our valued customers, from the people in sales and admin to dispatch and customer service, to the 26,000 carefully handpicked and vetted transport drivers in the field. 

Open car transport: you’ve seen the double-decker transport rigs that haul a number of vehicles for delivery to dealerships, and that’s what open car transport looks like. Your car shares the ride with several others for optimized dispatch and routing; while the cars are all exposed to weather and possibly road grit, it’s the most budget-friendly auto logistics solution that we offer. 

Enclosed car transport: some of our customers have very rare, vintage, high-dollar or delicate vehicles and need an added measure of security and peace of mind for shipping them. Enclosed car transport is ideal; the car is driven into a sealed trailer and locked in, keeping it protected from the elements (it’s actually recommended for sports cars and exotics with low ground clearance). Enclosed car transport does come at a premium cost. 

Guaranteed pickup service: everyone’s got a busy schedule and we don’t want you to have to wait around all day for your transport driver. Guaranteed pickup service is your assurance that your driver will be at your location at a specified time and date to get your vehicle loaded up and on its way. 

Cross country auto transport: for any logistics job, distance and cost/mile are big factors in billing, and longer runs tend to be expensive. The good news is that for runs of several hundred miles, cost/mile tends to go down with SGT Auto Transport, making cross country auto logistics a solid value. 

Don’t forget to get a copy of the ignition key to the transport driver. 

Give your car a wash job first; the transport driver will ask you to do a quick inspection of its condition (he will do the same for his Bill of Lading documents), and it’s easier to spot any minor scrapes or dings on a clean car. 

If you live in an urban or suburban neighborhood with congested streets, it could be difficult, impossible or even illegal to get a transport truck to your location. If that’s the case, consider setting up your pickup at an easier spot such as an open parking lot. 

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

It’s a good idea to ship your vehicle with a quarter tank of fuel or less. Curb weight is a big factor in shipping costs, and fuel weighs about 6 lbs per gallon. Less fuel means less curb weight and a break on your costs. 

Deliveries that are on-time, on-spec and on-point

Professionalism and trustworthiness

Accountability

Variety of shipping options, all customizable 

Over a decade in the auto logistics business

After moving to Missouri, you have 30 days to obtain a MO driver’s license. You’ll need to take a vision test and pass a road signs exam. You’ll also need to title and register an out-of-state vehicle within 30 days.

Go to live in Missouri, and you’ll experience each distinct season. Expect mild autumns, rainy springs, hot and muggy (but bearable) summers, and cold winters that often bring snow. The state is also a great place for sun worshippers as Kansas City, Springfield, St Louis, and Columbia are four of the sunniest US cities.

Missouri’s major industries are health care and social assistance, retail, advanced manufacturing, financial and professional services, agriculture, and bioscience. The unemployment rate in the state is slightly lower than the national average.

Chances are you’ll be able to afford to live comfortably in Missouri. The median house prices are 24.6% lower than the US average, and it is considered one of the cheapest states to live in America.

Many states rave about their BBQ, but Missouri has been ranked as the #5 most BBQ-crazed state. The state has the fourth-highest number of BBQ joints per capita and consumes more BBQ sauce than any other state.