AmeriFreight Auto Transport Reviews

AmeriFreight was the easiest to work with because everybody else was having heartburn over the fact that they couldn't figure out what a cab and chassis was. The lady at AmeriFreight immediately knew what it was and how to handle it. She was really sharp and on the ball, knowing what she was doing. She also kept me informed of things. She was very excellent to work with. Their quote was a little bit higher than what some of the others thought but it was fine. The driver was really a nice gentleman and that worked out well too.

I’d used AmeriFreight in the past and they were reasonable service-wise. As far as the pricing, I negotiated but I was happy. I was recently buying a new house and I needed to ship my vehicle across the country. Though the quote I got was 20% less that what I actually had to pay in the end, communication was well-done and that was what I liked the best. The driver was always available by cellphone and gave text messages with maps. I had one issue that I didn’t catch until after the insurance period had expired, but otherwise everything was good.

We bought trucks for other people in our company and I needed to ship them to those people. I read reviews online and afterwards, I chose AmeriFreight. I also liked the easy of everything in dealing with them. I did two trucks within the same two days and the quotes they gave me seemed fair with other places. One quote stayed the same during the process and one went up because it went by a few days. Their reps were good and made sure I was ready. I dealt with the pick up and it was great. Then I talked to the guys when the trucks were delivered and they said everything went smoothly. The delivery took three days for one of the trucks and five days for the other. I'd recommend them.

The quote AmeriFreight gave me was mostly good, although they did not disclose that their fee was on top of the fee paid to the driver. Other than that, the AmeriFreight rep who put it together was good and very responsive, as well as the driver that did the delivery.

I had a good experience with AmeriFreight. Their reps were able to answer all my questions and they told me just the right amount of stuff that I needed to know. Plus the quote I got was reasonable. My car was perfect when I got it, just the way I sent it.

AmeriFreight was recommended by a friend and I took advantage of their free quote option, which was a little high. During the delivery, I was out of town and it was a little frustrating because we had been told that we could have stuff in our vehicle, not above a certain weight limit. When the carrier arrived, he charged us $150 above the quoted price because there were stuff in the car. Still, their rep was very responsive. I was busy at a conference and she repeatedly emailed and called in order to try to reach me, so that was great.

I remotely bought a vehicle in Pennsylvania and I needed it to be brought back to my home state in Massachusetts. I looked online a little bit and I came across AmeriFreight. I looked them up and they looked pretty good. Then I talked to them on the phone after looking at their web page and things seemed to work out. There were at least three other companies that I was looking at at the time and I only talked to one other company. The rep from this other company was saying that I needed to put the vehicle inside a protected trailer and was kind of giving me a little bit of a runaround. Then I talked to AmeriFreight again and they gave me options. They talked to me about their historical vehicle clients and what they’ve done. And in general, they led me to making a better informed decision. Plus, I liked their customer service and price, so I went with them.

We live in California and my daughter was going off to college in Colorado. So, we had to get a car out, but we didn’t want to drive. I called several companies to get it shipped but they didn't return my phone call. On the flip side, AmeriFreight got back to me and they had me with their email that said I was gonna get great prices. However, the quote that they gave me was way off. On their starting email, they said the price was about $850. Then when I called they said it was about $1000, and then it ended up being $1250. Turns out, Amerifreight charges $250 for their service as a broker, which they should put in their first email. So, if the shipper is saying $850, then AmeriFreight should quote $1100. Then when the shipper goes up by $150, the difference would not be so dramatic.

AmeriFreight's initial quote looked good, but then it ended up going way up. I was quoted 900-something and I ended up paying close to 1,600. Also, our car wasn't picked up on the day I wanted the pickup. It was picked up a week late. The delivery didn't take that long, but I was in a rush 'cause I was closing on my house. I had to leave California to drive across the country, and they were making me wait to pick up my car.

We were going from Bismarck, North Dakota to Apache Junction, Arizona and needed to ship a vehicle. While we had other quotes, I found AmeriFreight to be very good to deal with. Their reps had all the answers and they made it all very easy to schedule. In addition, they were very cooperative when speaking to me. Although they weren’t the cheapest, they had the best review overall online and their customer service was the best I've ever had. Furthermore, their transport organizer answered every email I had. Her name is Danielle and she was always there. Similarly, the carrier driver was very nice and I had no issues with him at all. When the vehicle arrived, it was in good condition.

I wanted to take a class in Nevada and I needed to get back and forth and use my car while I was there. A recommendation led me to AmeriFreight and my experience with them was terrific. The rep who helped me set up the transport was great. It took a minimum amount of effort on my part and everything was organized. All the documents were in order. At one point, I was very stressed because I had to fly back to New York then return since I’m taking care of my grandkids, too. But AmeriFreight's rep was very pleasant to deal with. I would highly recommend him and if they could clone him, it would be great. With him, I’m sure everybody would have a great experience. I would also give them AmeriFreight an A-plus. The experience was amazing and trouble-free. They were very professional and I was really happy with their service.

I had a vehicle in Florida and I needed it shipped to Philadelphia. AmeriFreight had highly-rated reviews online. I took advantage of their free quote option and wound up paying exactly what I was quoted. Though my conversations with their rep wound up getting a little long-winded, I expected that with someone being so thorough. Also, their driver called me before the delivery and let me know where he was. When he arrived, he handed over everything and made sure I was okay with the delivered vehicle and their service. I felt very good about the condition of my vehicle when it arrived.

The rep that I spoke to was funny, very personable and informative. He looked out for me and he was fantastic. AmeriFreight promised me 24 hours advance notice before they pick up the car, but after they gave me the timeframe, the driver called me to ask if it would be okay if he showed up in three hours. I told him that I was okay with it but he could not do it at the other end because my wife was down in Florida and she was working. So I gotta have the 24 hours advance notice. When he got to Florida, he did just like what he said he would. He called my wife a day before and also an hour before he came. The driver was very professional and the delivery took about a week. I was very happy with everything.

The quote I originally got from AmeriFreight was a lot lower than what it was finalized at. Their rate was the only reason I went with them in the beginning. When I signed the contract, it said the initial quote would only go up a certain percentage, but it skyrocketed past that. But I kept with AmeriFreight because of the representative that was handling the move. She kept in contact with me and her customer service skills were extraordinary. She made me not leave AmeriFreight because I tried to go with a different company. Also, the driver was great, from when he picked up the vehicle to when he dropped it off.

AmeriFreight was a little pricey but they were safer than the rest of the brokers. They had the best reviews online which was the main factor for me. I also based my decision on the response time and the delivery time that was committed. The quote changed by $80 but since I was about to move and the time was very sharp, I had no other choice but to pay. Otherwise, I would not have paid or I would have gone to another provider. Their customer service was quite good although there were some hiccups. There was a four-day silent period so I tried to call back. I wasn’t able to get ahold of the person but at the end of the day, we were able to communicate.

I was in a time crunch to get my car shipped and Harry, AmeriFreight’s rep, spoke candidly. I would've liked a lower price but AmeriFreight’s was a good fit. The driver parked the truck a couple of blocks away because it was hard to get in which was fine. However, he didn't call me when he arrived and he just started unloading the car. Thereafter, he drove the car from where he parked the shipping vehicle to the house. When I saw him drive in and not see the truck, it made me a little nervous. It was a little jarring to see him drive my car and I did not appreciate that. It'd be better for him to contact me to let them know where he was, so that if I wanted to drive the car from where the shipping vehicle was to the house, I could've. Nevertheless, AmeriFreight’s followup was nice.

We were moving from California to North Carolina. I called a lot of different companies and I checked ratings. AmeriFreight has good Yelp ratings and most of the companies are brokers anyway, so I decided to go with AmeriFreight. The quote given was fine. The only thing that I was a little bit concerned about, was that when they gave a quote, it wasn't a quote that added the broker's charges. So, if it's gonna cost $1,200, then, they'll put it on the board for $1,200 but then I have to add the added cost of the broker's fee. And being my first time, I didn't understand that, so I was a little confused.

I was moving cross country and chose AmeriFreight based on their good online reviews. My initial interactions with them were fine, and then as we got closer to the date I needed, it became hard. I didn't like that I couldn't set a date, which was troublesome for me since I work 80 hours a week so I can't just leave at their whim. I got desperate so I said, “You can go up on the price a little bit.” Their quote ended up being completely inaccurate. They quoted me at 995, but I ended up paying 1,700 and I didn't have a choice. There wasn’t a thorough enough explanation. They should be able to understand a specific date and time for a pick-up, and I should be able to use a credit card without a fee on any sort of transaction like this. Also, initially the delivery truck wouldn't fit so I had to go drive my car somewhere on the way to get it on the truck. But once the car was on the freight, everything was fine.

We were moving from Arizona to Charlotte and needed to ship my wife’s car. AmeriFreight’s consumer reports were the best and they gave the best response. The transport was right on time and the car was in good condition once it got to us. I would recommend AmeriFreight. They did what they said they were gonna do and they did it well.

I needed to ship the car I inherited from my mother. I looked at the Better Business Bureau and AmeriFreight was rated as one of the highest as far as customer satisfaction. Then, I did some other Google searching and I decided to use them. My rep was really helpful and provided a lot of information so even though I have never shipped a vehicle before, I felt confident that I had the information that I needed. It took four days from the vehicle's pickup to the delivery, and both went smoothly. I ended up paying a bit more than I was quoted with because both my pick up and delivery locations were off the beaten path.

When I was moving to a different city, I shopped around a few other options, but AmeriFreight was fast in responding and they gave me a good rate. The rep also gave continuous calls with updates. She even called me in the middle of the transport and called back again after the delivery to see that everything was good. The delivery driver was good, too, in giving the information and he even delivered it a day earlier than he promised to do. My only suggestion is for AmeriFreight to advertise more because I found them after searching a lot. I could not find them easily.

I’m in the military, and I was moving duty stations. I have read good reviews about AmeriFreight and the price I was quoted at around a thousand seemed good. I was even told that was pretty firm. Then two days before my vehicle was to be picked up, I was told it was actually closer to $1,600. The first person I spoke with was rude, too. I did not get any email back originally. I had to call a few times, but I never got a callback. Then, a completely different person had to schedule my move.

I was a little concerned with AmeriFreight's free quote option because it puts the car out on a web database which makes it non-competitive for a lot of other companies. But the driver we got was excellent. He was on time picking the car up and he got there even before he said he would. The reps were very helpful and very responsive. The process took about a week and a half and everything was fine.

I had a great experience with AmeriFreight. We were moving from Tucson to Charlotte and their initial bid was by far the lowest. However, they don’t tell you that they add $300 on top of that, which made the bid just average and not all that great. There was a sticker shock when that came about. I understand that they have to make a profit, but because they don’t talk about it beforehand, I assumed that it was all part of the price. They only talked about one number right up until I was ready to accept the bid and then they added the increase in. At that point, I was too far along to back out. I didn’t have many other options because of the timeframe it took to get that bid. They should make it clear earlier on that there is going to be a fee added on top of the bid.

I needed to ship a vehicle from Florida. I called AmeriFreight and their rep, Ben, gave me a quote. He was non-pressuring and very helpful. Most guys I got on the phone wanted to get me on and off but he was not like that and that impressed me. The driver was great, too and I couldn't ask for anything better. He took very good care of the car and was very particular with it. He was also a nice guy to talk to. All in all, it took about three days from the time that AmeriFreight picked the car up until they got it here. They did a wonderful job.

I purchased a vehicle out of the state and needed to ship it. On Google search, AmeriFreight came up quickly and they had good reviews. The initial price quote I got was a little higher than the price I finally got out of AmeriFreight, so I saved a little money. I was quoted 1,900 and then AmeriFreight came in at about a thousand bucks, which was fair but was way too low. AmeriFreight tried, but it’s supply and demand and I knew what I was dealing with. I was in the trucking business and I wouldn’t have done it for that. The price ended up at 1,795.

I was moving for a job and AmeriFreight had good reviews online, so I had them ship my car 1,300 miles from Baltimore to San Antonio. The transport organizer was great. He was easy to reach and to work with. The delivery driver was good too and it was easy to stay in touch with him. He got the car down here fine and the transport took six days.

We moved from Washington to New Jersey. I found AmeriFreight and I liked the reviews, and I went with them. The quote for my transport was very good and the transport organizer was excellent. He always took my calls and he always called me to let me know updates, how things were going, and any information if anything changed. My interaction with the carrier driver was also very good. He called us a couple of days before and on the day of the transport. My husband said he was very nice. The transport took about five days. AmeriFreight was really good and I would definitely use them again. I would also tell others to use them.

I was relocating and AmeriFreight got the job done for me. In the beginning, they weren’t very transparent with me about what the cost was. They told me it would be 1070 or something and didn’t let me know about their administration fee. I asked if the price was going to change or not and they said, "No," and that if it did change, the change would be around 50 bucks. But when they picked up the car, the price became 1395 which they said was because of the carrier. But I learned later that that was just the administration fee. Aside from that, they weren’t very communicative prior to pick up when I was calling them and they didn't call me to update me that there was a delay or what day they were coming in. But once they had a carrier in place, the communication was fine and the driver on the day of delivery was great.

I moved from California to Florida for a new job and needed to get my vehicle across the country. AmeriFreight's website was very informative. It talked about how to pick a good carrier and how it didn't necessarily have to be AmeriFreight. Plus, it talked about hidden fees and things to look out for. When I called, the agent I dealt with was very good at explaining the process and I felt confident that the company would do a good job. They were able to give me a quote over the phone, but they never sent me an invoice. I ended up paying a price but I never saw the breakdown, which was a little frustrating to me. They claimed to have sent me emails, which I never received, but in the end, it worked out.

I had an old car and my nephew back in Ohio bought it. Shipping it from California was a quicker and easier way than driving it, so I reached out to a few companies and AmeriFreight pretty much fit the bill perfectly. So, I went with them. Their reps were great. I called them and I dealt with one contact person. We exchanged emails and got everything knocked out within a couple of phone calls.

I got stationed in Hawaii and we needed to ship my wife’s car. AmeriFreight had better reviews online and they were the ones that first responded back to my inquiries. It was good to work with Lisa, the customer service rep who always called me. Our interaction was via email at first which was a little confusing but once she gave me her direct office number, it was good. It was our first time to ship a car overseas and she explained the whole car shipping process to me. She also explained what expectations I should have about the booking process.

A friend of mine was using AmeriFreight and I looked up their website and they had a favorable rating, so I went for them. The quote given for the transport was satisfactory and the interactions I had with the transport organizers went smooth. They were good. The only thing was that they charged a little more for the commission that they took and the amount of the actual driver that was paid was somewhat disproportionate. I was charged about $400 or something, which they took as a commission, and the driver got around $690 for the transport. The commission rate was a little high. Nonetheless, the driver was very nice and very helpful and I would tell others to go for AmeriFreight.

I was sending an automobile to my parents which would be transported from Los Angeles to the eastern part of Tennessee. I did a lot of browsing online and I found out that AmeriFreight was a reputable company to deal with. So, I went with them. They initially gave me a quote that was fairly good, but the price became a little bit higher after I had the vehicle shipped and I found out later that there were a few places that were cheaper.

I needed to ship my vehicle so I looked at the ratings of transport companies online and also called a few companies to compare prices. Initially, the price offered by AmeriFreight was significantly lower, but that came up. I got an email with the free quote and then it said to follow-up with a representative, so I did. The rep was friendly and responsive to all of my questions. He had a good understanding of the process and explained things well. They were also accommodating ‘cause I originally had them scheduled to pick up the vehicle but then I decided to try to move the date back, and they were able to make that happen.

I needed to ship my vehicle from New York to Florida. Since AmeriFreight has the middle of the road pricing and they have good reviews online, I chose them. I went back and forth with the rep a few times and she was helpful. However, the carrier driver showed up at the wrong house. He was very apologetic though and polite and was only a few minutes away. He brought the car right to the house soon after. All in all, it took seven days from when they picked up my vehicle to when it was dropped off. While the quote given to me was fair, the final price was 300 bucks higher than the original quote. Nevertheless, AmeriFreight has reliable people who did a good job.

When I had vehicles that needed to be delivered to San Diego, I called AmeriFreight. They found a carrier with a better price so I went with them. The transport organizer had good follow-up and everything was satisfactory. Everything was professional with the driver. The transport process took two and a half weeks from beginning to end. AmeriFreight was very timely and the vehicles were delivered a day early. I would recommend them.

I recently moved from California to Ohio and I chose AmeriFreight as my shipping method. I had never done this before but it didn’t matter because my agent Ben ** was so helpful and understanding! During the process, I was given 3 days in which my car would arrive and was told it would be the earlier days. When my car wasn’t there the first day I called Ben just to get a confirmation for a better estimate. He told me that now it was up to a third party but he did everything he could to get in touch with them so that I could get a better estimate.

AmeriFreight’s customer service was great. The person who set everything up for me definitely made me decide to go with them. He sold the company. He was very courteous and respectful. He was also a great listener, which is really uncommon. Plus he knew how to answer every question right off the bat. The driver came and picked up the truck the day after we talked. He left that night for my new location and he got there at 10:00 in the morning, or maybe even earlier. It surprised all of us how quickly it was done and the driver was very pleasant. If I had to relocate again, I would definitely use the same guy.

AmeriFreight was well reviewed online and seemed like the quickest easiest solution for my move. As far as the quote that I was given, it seems like all of these moving companies such as AmeriFreight go off with one general central board where all of the shipping quotes are posted. So they and other companies informed me that it would only make sense to go with them or find an alternative. However, the quote that AmeriFreight gave me was one and a half times higher than what they quoted me originally. And unfortunately, I wasn't able to get my car shipped until after the period that they said it would be. So although it wasn't the best experience, I don't think it was in their control. Still, their rep did great and I think that the problem is the system, not necessarily the person I worked with. My interactions with the carrier delivery guy were all great as well.

I had to get our car to my stepdaughter because she turned 16 and AmeriFreight had high ratings with what seemed to be reputable companies, like the BBB and the AARP. First, AmeriFreight sent me an email letting me know the different rates. Then Leticia called me and she was amazing. I didn’t know how to ship a car and she explained in general how the move works and how AmeriFreight does it. AmeriFreight's customer service was absolutely stellar.

I went through two other transport companies and fired them so it was a very frustrating experience how a business in the industry operates. I felt I was being deceived so I finally took a gamble and went with AmeriFreight. Their quote wasn't the lowest but they were inline and it was acceptable for the financial part. Our organizer, Jared, was phenomenal. I’ve owned businesses and I’ve had senior management positions with the company, but I’ve not experienced that type of customer service ever in my career. That gentleman was an absolute godsend.

I was moving out of state. I chose AmeriFreight as my car transport company as I saw that they had a rating from the BBB and that they were accredited. Also, from the BBB’s website, they seem to have good reviews. Their rep, Danielle, was really great. She seemed very busy but she always answered my questions. She informed me early on that she was gonna be taking a vacation around the period I was looking to have my car shipped but that her team won’t be available. So from a communication standpoint, everything was great. She also called to make sure that my car got there okay. Furthermore, the carrier driver was great as well. It started to pour right when we went to the parking lot and he waited until it subsided a bit before getting my car off the tracks. The delivery took five days and it exceeded my expectations set by Danielle.

My experience with AmeriFreight went as advertised. We took advantage of their free quote option and it was great. It ended up not being very close to the actual rate, but that's all right. The transport organizer was great. She answered all my questions. She was pretty much quick with emails but was a little bit tougher to reach via phone. Nevertheless, the whole process from pick up to drop off took six days and it was pretty quick for cross-country transport in my opinion.

I was relocating from Minnesota to California, and I found AmeriFreight online and they had some good reviews. The reps were professional and on time. They went through a third party so they followed up with the third party for the information from them for me. The car arrived in approximately a week and the drivers were fine too. They came, inspected the car, picked it up and then dropped it off.

I was buying a car for my mother and I needed it shipped from Pennsylvania to Georgia. I checked online and AmeriFreight had good ratings so I decided to use them. I spoke with the organizer a few times and he was very good and helpful. My mother also complimented about how nice the driver was. He picked her car up and my husband interacted with him when he dropped it off and they were both very happy with him. The only thing I could say was that he had a very thick accent and was very hard to understand over the phone so I had little bit of a communication problem but we got pass it. He was very sweet. I would recommend them.

My family was moving from Washington to Texas. AmeriFreight's organizer was very good, pleasant, articulate and well-spoken. He treated me well, listened to me, and explained things very well, and I believed him. The quote ended up being more than the one I was given though. But I spoke to someone on the phone who explained to me how that whole quote thing worked. You use the quote and it would get someone in the door, and then they’d call you and find out more. But it’s possible to get low quotes when you’re actually trying to bid, but you may have to wait at least three months, or you may not ever get your car picked up.

I was moving across the country. I researched online and looked at the customer reviews for the particular route that I needed, and I read the texts in the reviews, too. AmeriFreight not only had good service, but good problem resolution in case something happened. I got them and their rep was easy to deal with. On the other hand, the quote was a hideous amount of money. Other than that, their people were professional and knew everything that they needed to know. Working with the transport organizer was easy as pie. The vehicle arrived early and my family picked it up. I would call AmeriFreight again if I needed a vehicle shipped.

I left a car with my father-in-law because we only had two drivers as I was moving and we couldn’t drive 3 cars. I spoke with Gary, the lead person with AmeriFreight. He has in-depth knowledge and was willing to explain the entire process as well as the price. He also gave a military discount off of his bottom line and made me go with him. Their quote was better than any of the other quotes that I could get. AmeriFreight transported my car from Tucson, Arizona to Valdosta, Georgia, which is 1,363 miles. The transport organizer was transparent and I had a lot of questions as to why the amount was and what the process is but he gave me all the information he could. Then, the carriers couldn’t figure out how to get to where I am as I’m on a military installation. They also didn’t speak English but luckily I speak Spanish so it wasn’t too much of a problem.

My father went into a nursing home and was no longer using the vehicle, so I needed to ship the car to where I was living. I looked online trying to find someplace that seemed reputable and AmeriFreight was one of the few that had consistent reviews. Even the bad reviews weren't necessarily about fraud. It was more of a bad experience. I had gotten a quote from a couple of different companies and AmeriFreight gave me a fair quote.

I purchased a vehicle in Tallahassee and needed to have it shipped up to where I live. I did some research and looked at the reviews and narrowed it down to the top five companies. The key thing about AmeriFreight was their customer service. My contact there was very helpful. He explained how the whole process works which I had no idea in how competitive it is with all the other shippers out there. He told me that he could put a price on the board where all of the shippers go to. He also said that they control what’s out there as the starting point. He was honest with me and not pushy at all, unlike a lot of the other ones who wouldn’t leave me alone. He then suggested that we can start from somewhere and see what we can get. It ended up being competitive.

I was shipping my son's car out to him to Oregon where he lives. The quote that I got from AmeriFreight was okay and their reps were good and responsive. They were a little busy though so sometimes, I had to leave messages and it took them a little long to get back. Then, I had to go from New York to New Jersey for the pickup of the car. My son got his car in about a week so everything worked out. I would recommend them.

I had an emergency and I had to move back unexpectedly. AmeriFreight has good ratings but I didn’t feel good about the quote that I was given. I got quoted at $1,100 then I ended up having to pay $1,400. I could have waited longer but it was a good experience overall. They did a good job of keeping in touch and my vehicle showed up on time without any damage. The organizer also returned my emails and phone calls.

When I was donating a car to my granddaughter, I called three transport companies and they were all comparable prices but AmeriFreight was the most effective in communicating. I called early and I had to reschedule. I had to be specific about when and where and then they called me back. The driver called as he was scheduled to do and he checked out my location to see if he could access it through with a vehicle. He found out he couldn’t, so he recommended an alternate location where we met. It was pouring at the time, but he still carried on with the job. He was very well organized and effective and I was pleased that he seemed to be well experienced. The ramps were wet but he still was able to get the car up safely. He estimated when he would get to California and he called me when he got there. He traveled for about five days and arrived within the expected amount of time.

We moved from California to Tennessee and it took AmeriFreight about a little over a week to ship my vehicle. It was perfect for us because it took us a week to get there. Our biggest concern was to get the vehicle there before we arrived in Tennessee, not after, and it arrived within plenty of time and no issues at all. I’ve used AmeriFreight before when we moved out to California three years ago and they did a great job, so I used them again. The rep was very good, very accommodating and easy to talk to, and called me back immediately. Communications were good and AmeriFreight worked on the price. It ended up being a really good move and the service was perfect.

I was moving my family across country. I'm a military family and we have two cars and the government won't pay us to ship both cars, so I had to ship one myself. I did a Google search, then looked through the Better Business Bureau and then, AmeriFreight had the best reviews on there. I took AmeriFreight and then I talked to a buddy of mine and took his quote. I felt good about it, especially that it was within the timeframe of what I was asking.

We purchased my grandmother’s car and she lives down in Belmont, Texas. We needed to ship the car to San Francisco so I did a lot of research on the Better Business Bureau and other review sites to see who the most reliable carriers were. I got it down to a couple and then got quotes for what the expected price is gonna be, and AmeriFreight came in a little bit lower. However, I was disappointed because I didn’t fully understand that the quote was a very aggressive estimate and that the actual cost would end up coming in 10% or 20% higher than that. It seems like that isn’t just true with AmeriFreight. That’s kinda how the entire industry works but that was definitely an annoying aspect of this interaction.

I was convinced that I wouldn't have any mishaps with AmeriFreight. We looked at the Better Business Bureau ratings and I liked the reviews that I read. With the other companies that I looked up, some things were a little ambiguous. The quote AmeriFreight gave me was good but it ended up being lower than what the actual amount was. But they were upfront about saying that the price was subject to change and that it wouldn't be unusual. The person who organized the transport was also really good. She was able to schedule a time that worked for me. The driver was awesome too. He delivered my car in about 72 hours and it would have been sooner too, but he was waiting for me.

I work for an insurance carrier and we were shipping a vehicle for one of our policyholders. I shopped around and AmeriFreight's price was a little competitive and I liked how fast it was. It was very easy. The rep was also very responsive. I would recommend them.

AmeriFreight had good customer service and at first, I thought the quote was too expensive. However, the person that I was working with was able to work it down and she was able to get my car to me faster. She was phenomenal and very helpful. The driver was still able to contact me and let me know what his schedule was like even when his truck broke down so I knew what to expect when my vehicle would be here. We ended up pushing it back a little further but it was good customer service. I recommend AmeriFreight and if I would ship another vehicle, I would go through them again.

I used AmeriFreight when I was moving from Louisiana to New Hampshire. The move was short notice so the quote was slightly high, but it was acceptable. The organizer was prompt with her replies and answers. Plus, she was informative and explained everything well. The carriers picked the car up Wednesday 2:00 am, which was a bit weird. And then they delivered it on Monday, one day earlier than usual which was a good thing. I was not gonna be there until five o’clock, but they wanted to drop the car because they were short on time. They offered to hide the key somewhere so I can just get my car later on and I said that was not acceptable and that they have to wait for me. They were kind and waited for me. Everything went smoothly. I would recommend AmeriFreight.

I needed to ship a vehicle for work. I went to Google and saw that AmeriFreight has good reviews. I got a good price and I was able to speak to the organizer on the webcam which was good. The transport took about two days and the vehicle arrived in perfect condition. I had a good experience and I will come back in the future.

AmeriFreight's price was expensive but they had a slightly better rate than what other people were offering. I was moving to a different state, and their rep was helpful and the car got here with no issues. It also didn't take that long. It took just five days and everything worked out fine.

I needed a transport company since we weren’t able to drive ourselves. I had an auto broker find the best rates and AmeriFreight came through in the right timeframe and the right price. The organizers were very flexible and they were great. We communicated, and they showed up on time and dropped off early. They picked it up on a Monday and dropped it off on a Sunday. Interacting with the driver was fine and it was factual and accurate.

I shipped two of my vehicles with AmeriFreight. They had a lot of good reviews on transportreviews.com and when I called them their service was quick and they found a carrier right away for me. Their customer service was awesome. They gave me a free quote and then they did tell me that it might go up depending on our needs and how urgent we need to ship our car and whatnot. They also laid down the timeframe and the price range. They were really helpful. They answered my questions and followed up with me. When they found a carrier, they called me back and let me know that I would be receiving a call from the carrier. Then the vehicles arrived in the given time.

I looked at some of the reviews online and AmeriFreight got some high rating. I also felt that they were a legitimate corporation. They were reachable and they responded to calls each time. Their people were courteous and really knew what they were doing. They came back with a good quote but we had to go a little over that because I needed my move to be expedited.

AmeriFreight was close to me and they seemed like the best shipping company to go with. I've shipped probably 50 cars in my lifetime and every time you talk to a company, they give you one quote, and then it changes and changes until you get to the final one. Similarly, AmeriFreight price changed compared to what they first told me. Their price was as good as anybody else though. Furthermore, out of all the cars I've shipped, AmeriFreight was probably one of the best communicators I've had. Jennifer called all the way through the process to let me know what was going on. Moreover, the carrier was great. Once he picked up the car, he had where I needed to have it the next day.

We needed a car shipped from California to Georgia and we were under the impression the car was gonna be delivered to the house but it was not. The driver called us a few hours before he was supposed to deliver the car and it was delivered at a Petrol Station. Also, I'm not really happy with the price. It was almost misleading. The reason we went with AmeriFreight was because they had the best price out of all the other options we had. The rep had said that the price they quoted us would be the price that we will be paying. He said that the price might go up based on the people who would take the order but he said that he did not foresee that as being a situation. But when the order came in, the price went up.

AmeriFreight had a good initial estimate to ship my vehicle and the reviews that I saw for them was good. Their rep helped out during the quotes. Though, sometimes, he was just not available, I still got the information at the right time. The estimated quote was around $735, so I thought it would be around $850 in the end. But the final bill was around $1,200, which I didn’t expect because I also got another quote for $1,035. But still, I had an emergency situation so I had no other option. The driver delivered the vehicle on time and everything was okay. But, it had a few minimal after damages and they said it was not their mistake. It just happened.

We started with another company but it seems like they were very wishy-washy. We tried to set up a specific time with them but they said, "Hey, we can't give you one." They said we have to wait until maybe two or three days before they start the bidding process to get the vehicle moved. I went on to Consumer Reports and found top-rated companies for vehicle shipping and found AmeriFreight and a couple of others. AmeriFreight was the most active and helpful one I'm trying to contact once I submitted the quote request.

AmeriFreight had really good reviews and seemed like they were communicating with their customers. Plus, the prices seemed competitive. I had gotten quotes from a couple of companies to see what the normal range was gonna be. AmeriFreight's price was fair, but the original quote was cheaper than what we ended up paying. You can’t depend on a date and a time for sure for one thing and then moneywise, it was a little bit frustrating when you’re trying to make a budget and you’re already paid a lot to move. My experience was a stressful one that I would like to avoid if I could.

When we were moving, I did some reviewing online. In my research, AmeriFreight was one of the better companies that I found with a better rate. The quote given to me was very competitive. I first had George who was really good. Then they switched me to Ben and he was also great. At the very end, I had a woman named Laticia. I had two cars shipped, so one of them Ben handled, and the other one was Laticia. Everything was on time in picking up, too. The company did a great job. We had a big cross-country move, so there was a lot to worry about, but everything was as I was told, so I was very happy with it.

We moved from one coast to the another and looked at the reviews online for shipping companies. From that we decided to go with AmeriFreight. The quote they gave was reasonable. Plus the rep and I had very good communication. We had two cars shipped. Everything went fine with the first car but with the second car, there was a problem on the communication with the driver. Nevertheless, they said they were going to note that and the vehicles arrived within the timeframe we expected.

I needed to move cross country and I found AmeriFreight online. I called and emailed the transport organizer and they gave me an estimate. They were very professional and it took five days for the car to be transported. They did a pretty good job and they pretty much filtered everything and it did take a lot of the stress out.

I didn’t have the time to drive my vehicle across the country and when I read the reviews online about the easy process at AmeriFreight, I decided to go with them. The quote was right on and their transport organizer was excellent. Everything was quick and clear to the point. The carrier driver was precise as well. All in all, the process took four days which was right on the timeline. Given my experience, I would recommend AmeriFreight.

We moved across the country. We drove two vehicles out, but the third one, we just had shipped. I did a web search, and there was an article by somebody that had recommended AmeriFreight. It went smoothly with them but they called a little too much. I was like okay, it's being shipped but they kept calling to say, "Okay, just checking in. Say if you need anything." I know that's a rare complaint. I said, "No, we're good. Yup. Everything's fine." It also seemed a little strange that they gave me a quote and as soon as I agreed they said, “Well, probably it will bump up,” and it immediately did. Nevertheless, AmeriFreight worked great, just be forewarned that the price might go up from what you're quoted.

AmeriFreight had the best price point. They were fast and friendly. The transport organizer communicated throughout the whole transaction. I relocated from South Carolina to California and the transport took about eight days. It was a very pleasant experience.

I was moving across the country for a job position and I needed a solution to get one of our two cars across while the family and I were driving in the first car. I had an original quote with AmeriFreight and then I went to another company whose quote was a lot higher than what I got from AmeriFreight. That company said that it was the reality of the situation. But I went back to AmeriFreight who immediately responded by giving me a very realistic idea of what my price would be and it ended up being several hundred dollars less. Lisa made the whole thing make sense and made it really easy on me. She was very helpful. Shipping the car was probably the easiest thing in the whole experience.

I was moving to Arizona and I needed my vehicle. My sister found AmeriFreight for me and, for me, it was a better deal and cheaper than any other company. My experience with AmeriFreight was fast and easy and I had no worries. It was really simple and I felt comfortable with the quote given. I talked to Jennifer and she was really good. She kept me in the loop about everything and helped me find better deals. She really tried to help me out and get the car out and ship. AmeriFreight is reliable and they do a good job.

When we were moving from Georgia to Ohio, I did a little bit of online research and AmeriFreight looked like they had a good track record. Their reps did well and they were good to work with. The actual driver was friendly and I was in contact with him during the pickup. The communication was good, but it was kinda hard to understand him sometimes on the phone. Still, once we figured out where to be and everything, he was great. It took a total of five days to deliver our vehicle. It was a pleasant experience and I'm 100% percent satisfied with my decision to go with AmeriFreight. If a friend of mine asks me about them, I’d say that they worked out well for me and I hope they'll have the same experience.

I decided to ship my vehicle like across the country because I didn’t wanna drive it and I didn't wanna get it damaged. I looked at reviews online and I saw that AmeriFreight was one of the top-rated companies. I did the quote online first, but then I called afterwards. I had no idea what was going on, so the transport organizer described everything that was gonna happen and he explained it all thoroughly and answered all my questions really well.

I was helping someone coordinate a vehicle pickup to be transported across the country. AmeriFreight was the first available company that I’ve found online and their rep was helpful. The person received the car in one piece.

I wanted to get my car shipped at a lower cost than possible. I do not have a timeline or anything specific. AmeriFreight had really good reviews on BBB and it seemed to be a much legit company so I went with them. I was given a quote of $1,000, but I ended up paying $1,600. So, the quote was way below the actual amount. The transport organizer was great. My pick-up date was around July 4th and my point of contact was not gonna be around during that time. So, I was able to reschedule the pick-up for that Friday instead of the July 4th or before that. The transport organizer was kind enough to come and pick up the vehicle a bit later.

I was moving for another job opportunity. I googled and saw that AmeriFreight had 5 stars, so I picked them. AmeriFreight was a bit costlier than I thought it would be, but they did the best that they could with the amount of time that I needed the vehicle over here. The customer service was really good. The person I got to work with was Ben and he tried his best to help me out. One time, I called later in the day. I had forgotten that there was a three-hour difference because I was calling from California. Still, he answered and was really nice about trying to explain to me what was gonna happen because it was my first time.

When my parents’ car was stolen in Las Vegas we had to ship it back to New Jersey. AmeriFreight was on the recommended list of top 10 shippers. The transport organizer was really good. We had several phone calls on the day and he was very helpful in getting it all straightened out. He explained the billing. He gave me quotes on the phone and I just picked the one that worked for my needs.

I bought a collector vehicle. However, we didn't get a shipper for a while. We were doing it by the book, but the vehicle was out in the boondocks and I wasn't getting any quick response. I wanted to get the car moved, so I had a discussion with one of the people at AmeriFreight and he suggested raising the offer a little. I said that we kick it up a bit further and that got an instant effect by the next day. We got someone wonderful and I was really happy.

I change jobs and needed to ship my vehicle. I checked all the options, and it seemed like AmeriFreight would be able to do the shipping within my timeframe because I had to relocate quickly. They were very prompt, and when I called them, they responded quickly rather than going to voicemail. The driver was very good too because when I called, he picked up and responded on time. He came right at the place timing-wise also. AmeriFreight was very reliable.

We moved for work. I looked at some online reviews and AmeriFreight was highly rated. I used their free quote option and the quote was fine. It was on the lower end of the quotes that I had seen. The organizer I worked was professional and it was quick. The transport took about six days and I had not flown out yet when the driver delivered the cars. He initially wanted my wife to drive some long distance to get them, which was impossible, but then he figured out something else that was a little more possible. So my father-in-law drove over and the two of them together got the cars and it worked out. The cars were in the same condition that it had been dropped off.

I had to ship my car for a move and AmeriFreight has the best rate among transport companies out there. I felt really good with the quote and service on the quote. Alicia was the transport organizer and she was very professional, friendly, and did a fantastic job. She took care of me through the whole process and helped with easing tensions. I really appreciated all the work and effort she put in. The carrier driver was also amazing and all-around great character. Then the shipment took roughly two and a half days from beginning to end. I was worried about it, but I ended up extremely happy. AmeriFreight met and exceeded my expectations. I would definitely recommend them.

I made a few searches online and spoke to a few different companies over the phone after I submitted a quote through some website. Then I ended up with AmeriFreight due to the reviews that I saw online. The quote was great but the final price was a bit of a surprise. And there were times I was a little bit anxious about getting someone on time. But it was good, for the most part, with the rep I spoke with. The process took about five days. The driver was professional and there was no damage to the vehicle.

AmeriFreight has a lower rate compared to other transport companies. I used them to transport my vehicle when I moved and the organizer was friendly. I also had a good interaction with the carrier driver, but they didn't let me know that they will arrive one day earlier. So the whole transport was shorter than I expected. Still, my experience went well overall.

When we contacted AmeriFreight, they responded. We chose them to ship our vehicle and worked with them for three months. We went back and forth with them because I needed to get an idea of the cost for a business expense. Their rep gave us a high end quote and a low end one. But then the quotes they gave were worthless. The cost all depended on the bids. I could a quote and and then the quote goes out to be bid on. What someone bids on it is what I would pay.

I was shipping a vehicle from the Southwest to the Midwest. I've tried several shipping companies and AmeriFreight was the only one who responded and got me somebody who delivered the vehicle. It took two days for it to arrive which was an appropriate amount of time. It had bugs on it and things that we encounter on the road but that's normal and it was in a good working condition and there was no damage. Also, the transport organizer and the driver were good. I'd recommend AmeriFreight.

I read a good review about AmeriFreight, so I chose them when I needed transport service. Everything was very good with the person who organized the transport. I'm thankful and I appreciate the service. But the quote that I was given was a little bit high and it exceeded my expectation. Despite that, however, the interaction I had with the carrier driver on the day of delivery went very well.

I was moving across the state and one of my friends recommended AmeriFreight for me to use to ship my vehicle. While I thought the quote given to me was pretty good, their transport was a little unpredictable. I didn't know when the carrier was going to take my vehicle. I chose my travel dates based on the transport but then the carrier came earlier. Also, instead of them trying to send me my car, I had to go and get it despite the fact that I was paying them upfront for a higher rate.

AmeriFreight is listed with the Better Business Bureau and because of their reviews, I used them to transport my vehicle when I relocated from Atlanta to Los Angeles. The transport organizer was highly efficient, very knowledgeable in the way that she answered my questions. She’s really good. Then the carrier driver didn’t speak a lot of English but that did not create a barrier in any way. He was pleasant. The three of us, including the dispatch person, worked together to communicate. I had a good experience with all of them. AmeriFreight is very efficient at what they do and I would highly recommend them.

After seeing some reviews and BBB rating I got a quote from AmeriFreight to ship my car from CA to FL. Based on the quote I signed up to ship my car through AmeriFreight. As the date of shipping got closer there was no update from AmeriFreight on if and when the car will be picked. The agent working on my order was very rude and aggressive anytime I contacted him to find out on when will the vehicle be picked. The pickup day came by and I can to cancel my order with AmeriFreight. I am not sure if it was the agent I was dealing within AmeriFreight who was bad but I will not recommend AmeriFreight for any coast to coast car shipping.

I had purchased a vehicle in Florida and needed it shipped to my home in Idaho. I talked to a couple of different shipping companies and AmeriFreight got back to me quickly. They gave me a quote and the communication was good. The organizer seemed to be very knowledgeable about the process and was able to answer all the questions that I had. I felt comfortable working with her. I had somebody else accept delivery and they said that it went smoothly. There were no problems finding the house or getting it delivered and there were no problems with the car itself too. I ended up having to pay a little bit more than the quote but that's to get it shipped faster. So, give AmeriFreight a chance to give you a quote on your moving needs.

I was moving locations for work and I needed to ship my vehicle. Quality-wise, there was good communication between me and AmeriFreight. I could get a hold of 'em whenever I needed to. Cost-wise, they originally estimated my shipment for $800 but it ended up costing $1200. Still, I expected the higher cost and I wasn't super upset about that. Also, their transport organizer was helpful and he did a good job staying in contact with me. However, AmeriFreight is like a middleman. The delivery guys wanted to do things at a sooner date. I gave the driver the information but then they never changed the paperwork formally, so there was confusion on when the arrival date could be. But I was able to get there sooner so I was able to pick my vehicle up.

I purchased a vehicle in Oregon and I needed to ship it back here in Southern New York. I used AmeriFreight back in 2012, the last time I bought a Suburban in California. And at that point in time, I had done some research and all the reviews said that AmeriFreight was the best company to go with. I was happy with it so there was no question in my mind who I’d use this time. Everything took about a week and a half. As soon as the vehicle was ready to get picked up, I called AmeriFreight, it took them three or four days to get a carrier, and then it’s just the drive from the West coast to the East coast. The initial quote was lower than when I did it in 2012. But a Suburban is pretty heavy and there wasn’t a car carrier out there that would pick it up. So they just made an error on that, but the final price a little bit higher than what they have quoted.

When I bought a vehicle, I went with AmeriFreight to ship it. Their price was better than other transport companies. I was also overly optimistic with their free quote, and I was satisfied with the organizer I dealt with. The driver was a professional nice young man. He was not on time, but that was not a problem and he also let me know that he was going to be late. It took three weeks for the process to be completed, and the vehicle looked good when it got here. It was just a little dusty.

I had to move out of state and AmeriFreight was a good experience. The shipping I had was a 24-hour drive one. The free quote given to me was fair, and the transport organizer was very helpful in answering questions and concerns. Also, the carrier driver on the day of the delivery had a great personality. They were appropriate on timing and everything. It took three days to complete the process. Use them.

When I was moving across the country I Googled a few companies and emailed out to a few, and AmeriFreight had the best response. Competitive price, good attentive service. Some of the ones were either way too in your face or you never heard from them again. They were overly responsive and weren't paying attention. They were just emailing en masse, continually harassing me and I don't like that.

I was moving to California from Indiana and the reviews for AmeriFreight that I read were better and the price was cheaper. I talked with the organizer through the internet over the evening hours because I was abroad. It was the biggest issue for me since I couldn’t make nor receive calls and we did it through email but it was great and I liked it so I would suggest it with no questions. The driver texted me, delivered my vehicle and my sister got it. It was all good and the total process took six days which was faster.

We moved cross-country from Massachusetts to New Orleans and AmeriFreight was recommended by my mother-in-law for me to move my vehicle. At first we thought they were reasonably priced and the only thing that really bothered us was that we couldn't pin down a shipping date and that was fine. However, the quote they gave was inaccurate and the cost ended up being $200 to $300 more than what they quoted which was what I was pretty upset about.

I got AmeriFreight because of their reviews and rating and everything went smoothly. I was moving across the country, so I had to store my vehicle where it was first and then I had them transport it to me once I arrived. I had other situations where other freight carriers kept bypassing or skipping on the pick up, which was making more time go by so I knew I needed to pay a little bit more to make it actually happen and settled with them. There was good communication and coordination. They were prompt. The carrier driver was also willing to answer questions and was thorough. They did their thing and all is good.

I'm in the military and I was transferring. I needed to ship a vehicle and somebody told me about AmeriFreight. I got a free quote from them which was about what I would expect about the thing. Their reps were professional and when they came and got the car, they looked at it and got it pretty quickly. And they delivered it before I got there, so, that was a plus. The driver called me and told me that he was gonna be there early. I expected him to be there after I got there. But he ended up getting there quicker, so we just talked about it and he dropped it off in front of my house. The whole transport took six days from California to Virginia and everything was good. AmeriFreight was excellent and I would recommend them.

I purchased a vehicle in Colorado and I was moving to California. So, I needed it shipped to California. I liked AmeriFreight's Better Business Bureau rating and a lot of the reviews that I read online. So, I went with them. I got a free quote and it was great. Henry, the transport organizer who helped me, was very enthusiastic, very helpful, and called me repeatedly during the process and after the car had been delivered to make sure everything was going all right. He had a really positive attitude and answered all my questions. So, I felt fine about the whole transaction.

When I first made the reservation with AmeriFreight, the quote was around $600. But the actual cost was bumped up by 300 bucks. The person that I made the reservation through was very easy to work with. She handled everything and she kept me up to date on what was going on with my request. The transporter contacted me the day of pickup and he was very on time and very nice. He also gave me the option to call him up, but I really didn't have to because it took him two days to deliver the car from El Paso, Texas to Colorado Springs. He dropped it off with no issues. It was a very smooth transition.

I would recommend AmeriFreight because I know that they would get a driver. When I relocated to Texas from California, I knew that pricing was gonna be a little more with them but I needed the truck and I trusted them after reading the reviews. One thing I didn't like though was getting the quote online. I figured I would immediately get emailed a quote on the range of cost but instead, I got called and I was getting my quote through that way. It wasn’t instant either. The wording "instant online quote" should be different.

I relocated and I did a research of the top shipping companies. AmeriFreight was one of the top ones that popped up. I was okay with the quote when I used the free quote option. Also, their customer service was great. The organizer answered all my questions and she gave me a lot of options. She made me feel like my car would go to me in a safe condition.

We have a property down south and I went there to put it up for sale. Then I needed and wanted to get the car there back, and we looked for a carrier that might be available. We didn't know what we were doing or getting but we needed to transport the car. It was nothing we had ever done before so the experience was all new. We had some recommendations and what my husband read online looked like AmeriFreight is a good company so he picked them. We got a free quote and it was fair. But by the time all was said and done, the final cost was more than the quote that was given at the start.

I bought a vehicle in Washington State and I live in Pennsylvania. I looked up about a half dozen transport companies on the web and narrowed it down to about three, and then I had to just pick one. AmeriFreight has a nice website and had a good estimate when they laid out on what the process entailed. But in retrospect, I realized that nobody really gives an accurate quote. They just throw something out there. The problem is that one gets a quote from somebody who’s a middleman, so they don’t really know how much it’s gonna cost in the end. It’s not just AmeriFreight and I think they all operate that way.

I did some research online and it was horror stories with so many other cases. I called about six companies and looked at the Better Business Bureau, and AmeriFreight had good reviews. It wasn’t perfect but out of all of them I looked at and when I talked to the lady over there, she was simply upfront. And also AmeriFreight was responsive. I know that other people have nightmares with this but for us our AmeriFreight experience was easy. They picked the car up on time and the guys were really good.

I got sick and I had to fly to my sister’s to stay for a while. When I felt better, I needed my car and decided on shipping it against buying another one. I researched the different companies and I always read everybody’s reviews and if some people had disasters, I would not go with that company. AmeriFreight was registered and had very good reviews. I had them transport my car from California to Florida and they set it up for me. The first time they called, I wasn’t ready yet and my son wasn’t home so they couldn’t pick up the car. They cancelled that time and then set it up with somebody else. They called to let me know that and when they were gonna pick it up. They came around the same time that they told me.

I needed to get my vehicle up to New York State for an auction. AmeriFreight has moved vehicles in the past and I have their number in my system. I called them and took advantage of their free quote option. The reps and I got along fine. We relayed the information we needed to relay and everything went well. Also, the guy who picked up our vehicle was courteous and told me he was going to have it delivered on a certain day. On the day of delivery I had no problems with him at all. People should use them for their transport needs.

AmeriFreight was able to get my car where it needed to go as quickly as possible. The cost was high, but under the circumstances, it was understandable. My experience in dealing with the their rep and the driver was excellent as well.

I was gifting the vehicle to my brother. There was some sort of publication for retirees who were moving and transporting cars. Three companies were recommended and AmeriFreight was one of them. So, I elected to work with them. We had difficulties connecting with the organizer sometimes but it wasn't bad by any means and the turnaround time was within business day. He kept in touch and communicated well. Also, the driver was fantastic. He ran into a bunch of traffic in the Bay Area, but he kept in touch with me and loaded the car quickly and efficiently. The only thing was that the actual quote that I got was well above the quote I got online. They need to be a little more realistic on the quote. But other than that, I was overall very satisfied.

My husband did some research online and AmeriFreight was the best pricing that we found, and they seemed to be reliable from online reviews. The only thing was that they had found a carrier for the vehicle and they wanted the contract signed and reviewed, and money sent to them right away. I understand the process, but it seemed a little hectic trying to get that done. Otherwise, it was fine. Also, tdriver was very nice. I moved into an apartment and he was concerned that he wouldn’t be able to get the car into the apartment complex ‘cause he had a really long vehicle. So, he was able to park the truck and offload the vehicle a mile away from my apartment. I told him how to get here, and he drove through and delivered the car so it was easy.

AmeriFreight took care of setting up everything. I moved from Hawaii to Virginia, and I shipped my vehicle to California and had it transported to Virginia last February. And then I decided that I was gonna relocate back. So I had to take my vehicle back to Hawaii. I had it transported from Virginia to Long Beach. We had to have it shipped by June 15. The AmeriFreight rep did not find a driver until right at the last moment. I don't think they really start looking until it gets closer to a certain time. The rep waited so long that the price of it changed to about $400 more than what was originally quoted. I was hoping they had somebody that they dealt with regularly.

AmeriFreight was the cheapest option that I was getting in the timeframe that I had. They were flexible in terms of the pickup and drop-off option that I needed. It was a good experience overall and I was satisfied. The vehicle came within the expected timeframe. The delivery was quick and the vehicle was in good condition.

I did a lot of research and it was my first time trying to actually ship a car across the state. AmeriFreight came with high reviews and everyone was pleased. So, I gave them a call. It started with email communication, then followed up by a phone call. And any time I had a question, I received a callback or an email within couple of hours. So, it was extremely well-handled. I organized a pick-up time with the driver. They came, inspected the car. It was very seamless and easy. It was a great experience from start to finish.

AmeriFreight's rates seemed to be fine. Also, there seemed to be a language barrier between myself and the transporter. I wish I could say that was the only issue. My car was a sports car and they had a bit of an issue getting it on the trailer. I specified this prior to pickup. Still, this wasn't a huge issue and there wasn't any damage prior to the pick-up. However, The initial quote came in at $990 and when they called me back, it was already over $1,400 and I was stumped with that. That was when I was informed that AmeriFreight was just a bidding company and they bid out to different areas, different companies and whoever comes in with the lowest bid was who they went with. In the end, there was no damage when the car got down at its destination.

I purchased a car and I was shipping it to me. I was gonna use a different company but they didn’t pick my car up when they said they were gonna. So I canceled them and looked for another one and found AmeriFreight. I talked to the driver several times and there was excellent communication. They picked it up a day early and the whole process took less than a week.

We were moving our daughter back from college and from the first call to delivery, the process took 10 days. AmeriFreight was the highest rated online but the transport organizer was not good. I couldn’t get any response from her. But I hung in there and somebody else stepped in then she started responding. Also, all quote the lowest price and it can sit there forever. I ended up bumping up the quote enough so that my car would get picked up. But the communication was really good and I understood that and so it all worked out great.

I researched online for a shipping company as I was relocating, and I had a good discussion with the person from AmeriFreight who was helping me. The interactions went very well with the carrier driver and especially with the organizer. She was very helpful in explaining the options and was also accommodating when we had some last minute changes, so we're really happy with that. She also selected the driver which had the best rating, and he was great as well.

We checked at least five companies and the price that AmeriFreight quoted us was lower compared to others. But the price went up to about the same as the other companies had and it ended up being $200 more than the initial quote. When we dropped the car with driver, he was nice. He was the most helpful and he made the arrangement. He let us know where he was it when we called him. It took us five days from Washington to Alabama, while the driver took about seven days. But when the car arrived, it was in the same condition that he took it in.

My son was moving to California and I went with a different company but they didn't come through. So I started over again and went with AmeriFreight. The quote was a little high but I talked to Harry and he seemed really trustworthy, so it was worth it to me. He kept in contact with me via text. And if I called him, he called me right back. The guy who actually transported the car gave me his cellphone number. The driver and the liaisons were great. It was really stressful that day but Harry did everything and he guided all the guys. If my son decides to come back from California someday, I won't even hesitate to use AmeriFreight again.

I needed to get my vehicle from Florida to Northern Kentucky. I chose AmeriFreight because of their online reviews. The rep of AmeriFreight did a very good job and the whole transaction with him was very good. The delivery was good too. However, the contractors had some issues. They said that it would be three to five days before they got there. And then they said they'd be here on Friday. That was good because I'd be out of town on the weekend. I didn't want somebody to come in my house and wait. And then I got a hold of them on Friday and they said they got into Lexington too late and they had to deliver to a dealership and they were close so it was gonna be Saturday morning. They also said they had problems with their truck and they were trying to get it fixed.

I moved to Florida from Michigan and when I searched online for a shipping company with good ratings AmeriFreight popped up. I checked a couple of places, but the reviews were the most important to me. Initially the quote was what I wanted but then the week when I was supposed to move down, the price increased by $300. So that was a little bit of a surprise. But everything else went smoothly and the shipment went nice.

My wife bought a car and we needed it shipped to us. I went online, saw a few companies, and picked AmeriFreight. They had an ad that said it would cost $500 to do it but when we contacted them, we got the quote for $500 to give to the driver and 250 to give the company that we hired, so it was kind of misleading. It made me think that they’d do it for $500 then it actually cost us 750. Then, the transport organizer gave us a cellphone number and that person said he was in Mississippi. He told us that he'd be there to pick up the car the next day but that day came and he was still somewhere else. Later on he said that he was 10 minutes from the dealer and the next morning he still wasn't there.

AmeriFreight seemed to have pretty decent reviews when I looked them up, and I had all positive experiences with the organizer and the driver. Everything went well.

When I was moving to Texas, my friend chose AmeriFreight to help me move my car. The people I dealt with were good. There was also a day that both the driver and the lady called me. They also sent a message to me. The transport took five days and they brought the car safely. The delivery went well. And I’m gonna tell my family and other people to choose AmeriFreight.

I originally chose AmeriFreight to ship my car for a move because they seemed to be the cheaper option, but when I got the actual rate, it ended up costing more expensive than some other places that I was looking at. They did let us know that that might be something that would happen but it was $600 more than what we had originally been quoted and that was over pricey.

I was moving 1,800 miles cross country. I did my research and read reviews and AmeriFreight seemed like the best one so I went with them to ship my vehicle. The organizer was very helpful. He helped me through and answered all the questions I needed as soon as possible for me. Then, the transporter called me a day before and let me know that he was going to be delivering the car early and to set up a place where we could meet and drop it off. He was very professional. He confirmed that it was me and I went around the car and looked at it to make sure there wasn’t any scratch. He told me to call directly if I needed to use AmeriFreight again. I had a great experience and I would recommend them.

I did some research online on transport companies for a move I had and came across three companies. After I talked to Harry at AmeriFreight, I just went with him. The quote I was given was pretty good. I thought it was gonna be a little bit higher in my head, but I felt like it was the lowest possible quote they could give me and it was a good one. Harry was fantastic. He was with us through the entire process and made sure after he found somebody to pick up our cars, that he called me before, during, and after the whole ship. He was perfect. My wife interacted with the carrier driver on the day of the delivery and she said it went fine. They came, took pictures, put the cars on, and there was no problem. The whole process took four days and it was super quick. It was a fantastic experience.

I was moving from greater New York area to Southern California for a job. I requested for a bunch of quotes online and AmeriFreight gave me the best deal that worked best with my time constraint. I ended up increasing my quote, but that was more for I needed my car quicker than I initially had anticipated, and when I asked to increase the quote value, they stayed on the range that I asked to increase it to. There weren't any hidden fees or something that came out of nowhere.

AmeriFreight was professional. The quote I was given was perfect and the overall process took one day. The transport organizer was awesome and the carrier driver was perfect as well.

The quote that I got from AmeriFreight was cheaper than what I got from other companies. I worked with Allison, and she was awesome. She was very friendly and very transparent. I was moving on the 29th of May, and the carrier wanted to pick up my vehicle before then. Allison said no to them, and that it was easier for me to get my vehicle when we’re over in Colorado. The driver was awesome too. He was able to get my vehicle delivered a day before we arrived. We told him we weren't gonna be there on that day, and he said it was no problem at all, and that he could meet us any time for me to pick up my car when we got there. So when we got there, I contacted him, and he was able to meet us immediately. It was great to work with AmeriFreight. Definitely use them when you're moving across the country.

My dad disposed a car to me. It was 30 years old and I didn’t trust it as it might blow a hose or something while driving it from Jacksonville to Mississippi. I went with AmeriFreight because of the Better Business Bureau rating. Their first quote was better than their last quote but I thought it was a fair price. The rep stayed with me until we got it all arranged, and when they got moving, the driver started calling me, then actually arrived a day early.

AmeriFreight started off having the cheapest rate and seemed very legit. I checked the Better Business Bureau and saw that they were accredited with them and had good reviews from that. The quote I was given was great. Unfortunately, I didn’t realize how the process actually work until I went through it. They can put an amount out there but then it increased quite a bit because of the driver that took it. It was still a good experience but I ended up paying more than I had anticipated.

AmeriFreight's agent response was real-time and they also gave me an update in real-time. The carrier was really good, and they told me the time they will deliver my car. And the transport took four days from beginning to end, which was what I was expecting.

We had some difficulty with the company that AmeriFreight contracted with for transporting the vehicle. They didn’t hit the date that they said they were gonna have it delivered by. And so it created a little bit of confusion. They were not as responsive as the broker. The driver called and requested for somebody to meet them down on the interstate, and pick up the car down there because they said they couldn’t drive into the residential neighborhood. But it’s a big open neighborhood where the roads are really, really wide and there wasn’t any problem getting in there. So they eventually delivered the car to the neighborhood. Also, the original quote was a lot and it ended up being a lot higher in the end.

I bought a truck out of Texas and I live in Pennsylvania. AmeriFreight lured me in with a price which they never lived up to. I had another price of $1,200 from another place but AmeriFreight said they could do it for $950. The internet price I got was $910 but the verbal price was $950 so I agreed to that, and then a few days later, their sales person called and said she could get my truck moved for $1,500. And when I told her I agreed to $950, she said it was a two tag team. They could get it up in a really short period because there were two drivers in the truck. I still said I’ve agreed to $950. And she asked if I would be able to go to $1,200. I told her that was the price I had from somebody else, but then I agreed to their $1,200. And then a day or two later, she called back and said she had one for $1,250 which I agreed to. But the overall experience is not too good because they didn’t live up to the price that they told me.

I retired from the military overseas and we weren’t allowed to take multiple vehicles with us. We're only allowed to take one vehicle. So I kept one in storage for a while and decided to have it shipped through AmeriFreight rather than drive it. The cost was slightly more than the initial quote but it was explained to me that due to the increase in gas prices, the amount of customers that were bidding and my vehicle being located in the northwest, it wasn’t quite as easier to get to. So I kind of negotiated with my agent. They wanted to do like $1,500 and I said, “Well, I'd rather do like $1,200."

My experience with AmeriFreight was really good. And I moved from LA to Florida for work and I had them ship my car. I was very new to this process, so I was seeing a few other people and then some of their comments definitely was concerning. And when I came across AmeriFreight, they definitely had a lot more positive reviews. It’s just a level of trust especially since it is my car. It's been my baby for a while so I don't wanna take any chances on it. And the company was paying for it too, so I wasn't too price-conscious. My transport organizer was good, very knowledgeable, and definitely very helpful in helping me understand the different types of insurance that goes into shipping a car, which I thought was very beneficial. We didn’t have any issues on pickup and delivery. I was not there to pick the car up, but the carrier driver was able to coordinate with a friend of mine.

AmeriFreight had a pretty good rating overall online. I talked to the organizer over the phone and she seemed pretty nice, and it took six days for the car to be delivered. The final price was a little more than the initial quote due to the insurance but that was expected.

My daughter moved to the West Coast so we needed to ship the car out there. I've done some research and I know there are some issues in the industry. AmeriFreight looked good and they seemed to have some good assessments so that was how I chose them. I communicated with them initially. And then, they were fairly clear about what mechanics were gonna be. And then, I contacted them again about before the transport firm was selected because I wasn't quite sure about when to expect the process. But then it all went off right at the time they’d mentioned. So there was another transport company, their price was too high. But then another one popped up almost immediately so that was good. The driver who picked up the vehicle seemed like a nice man. The transport was quick also. It was picked up on a Saturday and it was delivered on a Wednesday. It was convenient and if I had to do it again, I would use AmeriFreight again.

I did my research 2 months in advance before contacting this transport company since I had a bad experience before. I spoke to a Harry **. I told him about my horrible experience with a different co and he was sympathetic. I explained to him that I needed my car picked up by a certain date because we were moving cross country. I emphasized the importance of the car being picked up on a Friday because we were leaving by airplane on the following Tuesday. He stated that it would not be a problem and the economy rate was $1100. He stated that since I am calling 2 months in advance it shouldn't be a problem. I hadn't heard from in after a month so I called back to make sure everything was still good.

I was transferring duty stations and shipped my vehicle through AmeriFreight. The internet had good reviews on them but their initial quote was a low ball quote. I didn’t figure it out for a while but I figured it out eventually. I did a lot of looking around before I saw AmeriFreight and almost switched just because of that. The final cost was $1,400 and the initial quote was $900. But the carrier driver was spectacular. He was very easy to get along with and he stayed in contact with me once we connected. So even during the transport and after he dropped it off, he was a very friendly fellow.

AmeriFreight is an excellent company with a great website. I love the website and how easy it is to get some quotation. I shipped three cars with AmeriFreight, and the most recent one was the Range Rover Classic that I sent up to Chicago from Tampa Bay. I sold it to a collector and AmeriFreight came by and picked it up. I’ve always had good experience with Danielle. She always hooks me up with the drivers and it has been seamless. In fact, somebody just purchased a Jaguar from me, and he’s in Virginia. So I’m hoping that Danielle and the buyer will get together and then we’ll be shipping that one off here this week.

We were moving from Maryland to Washington state and AmeriFreight had pretty good reviews. I wasn’t familiar with the whole process and it was very confusing. I contacted them at least a month prior and they said they couldn’t lock down any carriers until almost two days prior. And then ultimately, they called a day prior but the price was way higher than what they originally quoted. There were two carriers that responded and another company, but I waited on AmeriFreight. When I got that price, I called the other company back who said that it was kinda the going price because they all go through the same distribution board. I couldn't get it cheaper so I called AmeriFreight back and told them I would take it.

I trusted people if they talked to me about advantages and disadvantages, and the AmeriFreight sales representative who gave me the quote do very well on this side. The organizer helped me get the driver's contact info and to check the status of my shipping. It took three days to ship the car from Florida to California. The carrier was really fast and on time.

AmeriFreight had much better reviews on the Better Business Bureau website than the other companies. Samantha was really professional and straightforward. She didn't waste my time and I was very happy. I also enjoyed working with the carrier driver. He was really professional and straightforward as well. He kept me afloat on the parts I asked about. When he got into my area, he told me how far away he would be and with the two deliveries he had before me allowed me to plan around that pretty well. I'm a very satisfied customer, and I would recommend AmeriFreight over the competitors.

I was pleased with all the communications I got from AmeriFreight, from the quotations until the vehicle was delivered. I was shipping from California to Pennsylvania for work and I got a list of transport companies and AmeriFreight had the best quote. I contacted them a week before I wanted the car to be picked up. And then they came up with different offers and different carriers. I chose the one that gave me the best quote on the carrier price. That process took about two weeks.

I've read so many different scenarios with people having nightmares when shipping their truck, so I figured I would call someone local and if something happens, I can go visit them. AmeriFreight was local in Georgia and the quote they gave me was in line with everybody else. They kept me informed what was going on. Once they located someone, they told me who it was. They gave me a little background about the particular person that was going to do the pick up and delivery. But something happened to their truck. AmeriFreight was able to find another driver and put me in contact with him, and they followed up a couple of times. The new driver called and checked in a few times, letting me know where he was at, when to expect him, and when he was getting close.

I went with uShip over the internet and I'll never go with them again. They were terrible. They hired some driver who dragged me along and never showed up. I had to leave the next day and was like “what the heck.” So I called AmeriFreight and there was a lady named Samantha that helped me and she was fantastic. She needs a bonus. I know they give her enough because that lady was fantastic. It took 6 days for my vehicle to ship from Pennsylvania to California through them. It was pretty quick. I called and they picked it up the same day. They were amazing.

So I would recommend them. Look into them a little bit more.

AmeriFreight gave me a fair price and the people were very nice. The rep was a real charm and I was completely satisfied. The driver kept me up-to-date where he was. And when he said he was gonna be here, he was here. The process took four days and the vehicle was wet when it arrived. But I would recommend to go with these people. They’re professionals.

I had a PCS move with the navy and got AmeriFreight to move my vehicle because of their reviews online. They were number one or number two on everything I read. The people were nice when I talked to them and they have the availability right away. They call you all the time and give updates on where your car is at and when they're gonna pick up -- making sure the pick-up occured. I've done big household move as well, and by far, shipping a car is a lot easier. The carrier driver was also professional. He has thorough knowledge of all different cars. I had a BMW and he didn't scratch it up. He was very friendly unlike most of the carrier drivers.

I was moving from California to Texas and I tried using another company, Movewheels, and they scheduled a month ahead in advance and they never showed up and were trying to take my money. Our roommates at the time used AmeriFreight and they had good things to say about them, so I went ahead and used them. My coordinator was great and knew that I needed something really fast, so he even used his personal phone number to where he could work after hours to make sure that I received a car in the amount of time I needed it. I needed it in two days. The transporting was good. I thought there would be multiple cars on one trailer, but the guy ended up getting my car here safe and it was great. He got my phone number and when he would go through a couple of towns, he would text me and he even sent me pictures and let me know that my car was safe. And then he let me know when he arrived. So overall, it was a good experience.

The other company I called told me the price would be $650 and that they would pick it up on Friday but they didn’t show up. And then when they called me, it went from $650 to a $1,000. But AmeriFreight was upfront with me. The rep called me and let me know when they were gonna pick it up, and then the driver called me and said he was out of hours and I had the car down state from where I lived. This was on Friday and I was catching a plane out on Sunday morning.

My AmeriFreight transport organizer, Danielle, was outstanding. And I only met the driver at the origin and he seemed polite. He got the job done. They got the car at the destination very quickly, and a lot sooner than anticipated. I was satisfied with the quote that was given to me, too.

AmeriFreight moved my car and they did a good job. My experience was easy, and they took care of everything once I got it all set up. We had the quote dead on so it was good, and the transport organizer got me all the information I needed and did a fine job, too. The carrier drivers were very nice and they went their way when they dropped off the vehicle. They also rolled the windows down while they were unloading the car from the truck so it would cool down, so they did a very good job. They didn’t damage anything and they seemed to take care of the vehicle. I would definitely recommend AmeriFreight.

I was moving and I needed to ship my vehicle from Wyoming to Connecticut. AmeriFreight was the first and they had the best rated. The first transport organizer, however, fed me a bunch of lies, and then he was no longer working there the second time I called back. He was horrendous. The second guy, nonetheless, was great. The company is fine, but the experience was not good.

The quote that I got from AmeriFreight was fair and upfront. The organizer was very attentive, very detailed, and very supportive of what I was trying to do. I was moving from coast-to-coast with this car and she said there may not be a lot of people bidding on it, but we did get a carrier to do it for us. So everything worked out well. But I was not able to get in touch with the actual freight company. They sent a substitute driver out to pick up my vehicle, and he called me the morning of the day he was gonna pick up the car. And I had called several times and left messages with them, and they never returned my calls. But AmeriFreight was really good. This was the first time I had ever tried to do a move on my own and I was really happy with it.

I got my car serviced by a specialist and I needed to get it shipped from Western Pennsylvania to Connecticut. I did a brokerage site and got AmeriFreight's contact information from there. They had advertised with a competitive rate. My organizer was good, and my experience was satisfactory.

I had a good experience with AmeriFreight. I had to move from Dallas to Seattle and during this move, I had done and gone through a bunch of research and I had the top two companies of driving brokers that I wanted to go through. I didn’t choose AmeriFreight initially simply because their prices weren’t as competitive as the other company in my top two. However, the company that I chose screwed me over because on the day that they were supposed to pick up my car, no one came. So, during the days that they were completely unresponsive to me, I decided to go to with AmeriFreight. After I went with them, it just all fell into place. And although it was a little bit more expensive, it was what I had to do in my situation and I had already done all my research on them beforehand in terms of safety and insurance.

AmeriFreight had great ratings on the internet, and the quote I was given was reasonable. My transport organizer did her job, and she was polite, civil, and helpful. The carrier driver was awesome. He had a little bit lower price and he was extremely helpful as well.

I used AmeriFreight to have my daughter’s car transported, and they were great. And my representative, Samantha, was awesome and every time I spoke with her, she helped me promptly. There were other companies that were giving me a runaround and they were giving me a problem. On the first phone call that I made to AmeriFreight, Samantha was trying to find a driver. And I live in New Jersey, and the car was transported from North Carolina to Texas. My daughter was graduating and moving to Texas, and I was running out of time but Samantha promptly assisted me. And then, the driver was phenomenal. He delivered everything once in Houston. He ended up having to wait for my daughter to get there because she was traveling by another car. He loaded the car up and he was gone.

AmeriFreight did a great job for me. They have good consumer rating when I did some online research and I had a very good interaction with the person who helped plan the transport. I had a high sense of urgency because I needed to make sure that I hit a certain date but it was a spot online to get my truck customized so they took it as an urgent need and helped. I was very happy with that. The quote ended up being a lot more than either of us anticipated but it was due more to the market itself. Still, they were very good about trying to make sure that I save as much money as possible.

I'm a travel nurse and wanted to have my car shipped across the country for work. I had a good experience with AmeriFreight and they took about 12 days to ship from North Carolina to somewhere little south of Los Angeles. The driver was really thoughtful. The final pay out was really similar to the initial quote and it wasn't that expensive. Others should look into AmeriFreight.

We were relocating from California to Florida and there were very much good and positive references in the past for AmeriFreight. Plus one of the deciding factors to use them for my husband was that they offered a military accommodation. It’s not major but we like to support businesses that do. We used AmeriFreight to ship one of our vehicles and it was smooth and easy.

I was moving across country and wanted to make sure my cars were insured. The quote from AmeriFreight seemed a little high but they didn't change it in the end. The carrier driver was very nice guy. He called me 'cause he couldn't find the house. But English was not his first language and he couldn't understand what we were saying. It was really difficult to navigate with him and he didn't seem familiar with Google Maps too. So I suggest for AmeriFreight to have a guy that knows something.

I needed to transport a car from California to Idaho and things worked out fine with AmeriFreight. The price was a little higher than I thought it would be because it’s kind of a market-based system. But other than that, the transport organizer that I got was a good communicator. He kept in touch. The delivery driver was really nice, too. He was also a very good communicator and he called me while he was dropping my car off. AmeriFreight delivered what they promised and I’d recommend them.

I had a racecar shipped to a shop who was gonna work on it. I felt very good with the quote from AmeriFreight and the young woman who helped me did a very good job. The driver was efficient and seemed to know what he was doing. He loaded the car right up and we were gone. I would certainly use AmeriFreight again.

We were moving across country and we had to ship two cars at different times. I chose AmeriFreight based on cost was cost at first but then the cost wasn’t nearly what they said it was gonna be. So I went with different people the second time. But I worked with Harry at AmeriFreight. He was a nice and straightforward guy but he made it sound like they were the one actually shipping. It wasn’t clear that they went through other people to ship. The pick-up guy was nice but the driver wasn’t polite and he didn’t follow through what he was saying. He told me he’d pick up the car on a Friday and they didn’t call me to extend the pick-up on Saturday. The transport took five days, across 25,000 miles. But when they delivered it, they didn’t really give me much of a heads up. They dropped it off by the apartment a lot earlier than they said they would and I was actually surprised when they arrived.

My wife and I were moving to a different state and we felt that given the distance and the fact that the car likes to drink gasoline like it was water, then driving it would not be prudent. We decided to have it shipped and being as it's my favorite car right now, I didn't want to have any damage. I did a quick search online for some car haulers and there were some names that came up that I recognized, like Reliable Transport. I contacted them to get quotes and some of them said that they don't deliver to the area or they couldn't pick-up from where we were. Then one of them that responded that said they couldn't do it actually suggested that I'd go to another site called Transport Reviews. So I went there and put in the vehicle that I wanted transported and my requirement as far as wanting an enclosed trailer, and AmeriFreight happened to be one of the ones that popped up.

I got a new car and I had to ship mine to a family member since they needed a car. I looked online and AmeriFreight had really good reviews and it seemed like they were a really good transport company. I got an estimate online and then the actual price was close to the quote. It's pretty much the same with what I expected to pay. There were a couple of fees that I wasn't expecting but it was okay. Then I had to leave the transport organizer a few messages but he eventually got in contact. He walked me through the things I needed to do and it was straightforward. He called me before pick-up to let me know how things are going, and then afterwards, to make sure that everything was delivered and everything was okay.

I had to move a car because my mother moved from Chicago to New Jersey to live with me. What made me choose AmeriFreight was one of the sources that I checked said that the police and the military often use them. I got a free quote but I was disappointed because it was several hundred dollars less than the actual price. AmeriFreight just said, “Well, we put it out and you’re seeing the cheapest bids from the carriers that we’ve checked out.” But the driver that delivered my vehicle was very responsive and professional.

My daughter was relocating to Washington. I got three quotes from different transport companies and AmeriFreight's quote came in pretty reasonable, but then in the long run it ended up being comparable. But when I had spoken to each person from the quote that I got AmeriFreight just seemed friendlier. The initial quote changed by approximately $275.

I shipped my old car to my mom. I had chosen a company, I booked an appointment, I paid the fee and I didn't hear from them for two weeks. I Googled car transport and AmeriFreight had a good rating by the Better Business Bureau. And some of the responses at ConsumerAffairs were great. So, I crossed my fingers and chose them. The person I worked with was great. She responded immediately, stayed in touch, kept me updated, called me a day before and told me that she had a driver available and gave me some times. During the transportation she called and asked if I had any questions. I like the fact that they were communicating with me throughout the whole process.

I was moving out of state and I needed to ship my vehicle. AmeriFreight had a 5-star rating, so I went with them. It was so easy to transact with their transport organizers. But the quote they gave me doubled eventually. They tried their best though and I couldn't blame anybody for it. We had a miscommunication along the way and I would blame it on that. Other than that, they communicated with me, then the carrier drivers called me. They were real professionals and very good guys. And they arrived at the exact time they said they would be there.

I had looked AmeriFreight up on the internet and they had evidently good reviews with the Better Business Bureau. However, I wasn't too pleased with my experience with them. I came on, signed up with one price, knowing that it might go up a little, but it took so long to hook up with the driver. I was pins and needles the whole time. I was in limbo constantly.

I was moving and it seemed like AmeriFreight were the ones that would help me. The price I was given seemed like everybody else and it was reasonable. Also, my interactions with the transport organizer and the carrier driver were good. The whole process took about two weeks and they communicated with me during that time.

AmeriFreight helped move my mom's vehicle. I decided to do it with them because they were listed on the Better Business Bureau website and they had good reviews. Their quote was a bit higher than what other companies were offering, but they were insured. I had a really bad experience with one other company before. So I think AmeriFreight has a fair price.

I was moving from the West to the East Coast. I used AmeriFreight for shipping my vehicle because they appeared to have better reviews than other transporters and they met the needs for like insurance and things. The transport organizers were polite and helpful too. I did have to pay $300 more though because I had a narrow timeframe. But I believe for the total cost, the quality was great. They're reasonably reliable as well.

I graduated college out in California and was moving back home to Tennessee. I needed to ship my vehicle and when I got bids from several different companies, AmeriFreight ended up being $200 cheaper than anybody else. So, I went with them. The quote they gave me was more than fair though it was a big rigmarole because the quote I was given was given by somebody that got fired during the time it was given to me and it ended up being a big thing. But they still stuck to what I was originally quoted and were very apologetic about the issue.

I was changing my place of residence from Maryland to California and went with AmeriFreight for their reliability. I received a call and I was told the process and everything that could go right and wrong. All the instructions were clear and I knew what I was getting into. I wasn't kept up-to-date during the transport, but at the very beginning and at the end, I got notifications. The move took about six days which was reasonable. My final payout changed a little and I was told it was due to the timing. I shipped from late May to June and that time was apparently a very busy time. Also, I gave about 10 days’ notice only and I was told that given more time, they would have been able to negotiate the price down.

I got a new job in Noodz and I was moving from Florida to Washington. I did some research online and AmeriFreight seemed like the best option for shipping my vehicle. So, I went with them. The quote they gave me was pretty reasonable and it went up a couple hundred bucks in the end, but I expected that. I worked with Alicia and she was on top of our transaction. She helped me out a lot. I scheduled a little too late so she worked with me a little bit to help the process move along and it worked out. Then, their guy was a couple of days late for the delivery because his truck broke down. His timing was a little off during the day, too. When I was supposed to pick up my car, he said 1:00 pm, but it was actually 8 o’clock in the morning. Other than that, things went fine and the whole transport took nine days. All in all, I had good communication with AmeriFreight and they were easy to work with.

Although I paid a little bit more than the quote they gave me, AmeriFreight was more affordable than the other companies. They gave me all the information I needed and they were helpful. And the car was delivered in tack.

The final price that AmeriFreight charged me didn't really equate to the online quote. But the car was in good shape when they delivered it.

I was moving to my other house and shipping one of my automobiles. I chose AmeriFreight for their price. I also checked the rating and references and they sounded good. They picked up everywhere and they didn’t change anything they promised in the beginning. The driver was also a nice guy. He was very polite and my automobile was delivered without any damage. AmeriFreight did a good job and I was happy.

My wife and I were moving from California to Alabama. AmeriFreight ended up having the best reviews that I found and they were able to do it quickly, so I went with them. I contacted the driver as he was picking up my car and when he got it out, my father was the one who received the car because I was still out there. He called me and let me know that it was there. It was a great experience and I'd recommend AmeriFreight. My dad knows people in the car freight business and they said typically they charge about 75 cents to the mile and AmeriFreight charged less, so I was happy.

I needed shipping for a relocation and AmeriFreight had a good quote. However, the quote I saw wasn’t exactly what I ended up paying, and they need to be a little more clear on that. The organizer stayed in touch, followed up and relayed all pertinent information at the time. The dispatch got in touch with me before he arrived. He also got in touch with me a couple of hours before he arrived at the location to pick up and to drop-off. The car arrived when they said it would, and the driver was professional and polite. I’d tell others to go ahead and give them a call.

Initially AmeriFreight posted the rate of seven hundred and something dollars, and then when they ultimately shipped it, it was double. The rate would sit out there for months and they said that was normal and when it got closer to the time they would start increasing the price. They called me and said, “We can pick it up tomorrow,” which was the first day of my window that I need it to go. And they said it was $1,400 instead of $700. But the transport organizer and the carrier driver were nice. They called when they got close and set up a delivery. The transport went smooth.