What kind of vehicles do you ship?

We ship most types of passenger vehicles, including sedans, hatchbacks, SUVs, pickup trucks, sprinter vans and minibuses. Whether it’s a standard car or a larger commercial unit, we assign the right hauler and equipment for safe delivery.

Who can use your car shipping service?

We provide vehicle shipping for dealerships, auctions, fleet operators, auto brokers and individual car owners. Whether you’re moving one vehicle or managing logistics for a large inventory, we’ve got you covered.

Do you handle multi-car shipments?

Yes, we specialize in multi-vehicle shipments for businesses and high-volume clients. Whether you're transporting five cars from an auction or sending inventory to multiple dealerships, we can coordinate the full load.

Are you insured and registered with DOT?

Yes, we operate under an active DOT authority, and every shipment is covered by carrier insurance. Our compliance ensures vehicles are moved safely and legally throughout the U.S.

What areas do you cover?

We offer nationwide car shipping across the continental U.S. From local hauls to cross-country routes, we handle pickup and delivery in all major cities, suburbs and transport hubs, with flexible options based on your timeline and location.

Understanding Insurance for Vehicle Shipping: What You Need to Know

Discarry
Dec 1, 2025
2 min read

Shipping a vehicle is a big responsibility, whether you’re an individual sending a personal car across state lines or a business managing car transport for dealerships. One of the most important aspects of the process is insurance. Even when working with experienced auto transportation companies, accidents, weather, or unforeseen incidents can happen during car shipments. Understanding your coverage, options, and responsibilities ensures peace of mind and prevents costly surprises.

1. Why Vehicle Shipping Insurance Matters

Even the most skilled car haulers face challenges on the road. Insurance protects you from:

Damage during loading or unloading – a common risk if vehicles are not secured properly.
Accidents in transit – including fender benders, collisions, or road hazards.
Theft or vandalism – especially for high-value or inoperable vehicles.

Without proper coverage, the vehicle owner or dealership could be responsible for repair or replacement costs, which can be substantial.

2. Types of Insurance Coverage

Most vehicle shipping companies include some level of standard carrier insurance, but coverage varies. It’s crucial to understand your options:

Carrier Liability Coverage: Protects your vehicle if the car hauler is at fault. Typically, this covers the actual cash value of the vehicle.
Supplemental Coverage: Offered by some auto transportation companies, this can protect higher-value vehicles or cover pre-existing damage.
Third-Party Insurance: Optional independent policies for extra peace of mind, especially for luxury, classic, or specialty cars.

By knowing the type and limit of coverage, you can avoid unexpected gaps in protection.

3. Tips for Individuals and Dealerships

Individuals: Choose a reputable vehicle shipping company, verify insurance, and schedule flexible pickup to reduce stress.
Dealerships & Brokers: For bulk car shipments, maintain detailed records of each vehicle and negotiate insurance coverage for the entire fleet.
High-Value or Specialty Cars: Consider supplemental insurance to protect rare or collectible vehicles during transit.

Additionally, planning your shipment around off-peak periods can sometimes reduce costs while giving you more options for carriers with better coverage.

4. Why DisCarry Is a Trusted Choice

DisCarry is a professional auto transportation company offering insured drivers and nationwide coverage. We help individuals and dealerships manage car shipments safely, with clear policies and responsive support every step of the way. Our focus on transparency and reliable service ensures that your vehicle arrives on time and fully protected