AmeriFreight Auto Transport Reviews

AmeriFreight seemed to be fairly highly recommended on the internet. I called them directly and I got a quote which in the end, it was low, quite above what we ended up paying. It worked fine with them and the vehicle ended up fine as well. I'd use them again if I have to ship a car today.

It was great working with Ali from AmeriFreight. From beginning to end, she always called and checked in to let me know what was taking place and see how the process was going. Then when the driver came to pick up my car, he gave me his cell phone number and told me I can text him. He texted me to let me know where he is and all that other kind of stuff. It was a smooth transition to get my car to me scratch-free.

Amerifreight was the most competitive financially. They got the car delivered and the driver they outsourced from Dash Enterprises was outstanding on both ends because I dealt with him in South Carolina and I had a whole lot of confidence in the way he presented himself. He was a very true gentleman. On the other end, in Arizona, my daughter who met him at the drop-off site said he kept her informed on the phone when he was getting near to the area. Everything went smooth there, too. That guy did a great job.

I went on Angie's List and AmeriFreight was among the three top recommended and they were already checked out by the Better Business Bureau. They called me back right away, scheduled the move and picked up the car. They were wonderful and we were so pleased. It was my son's car that came from Connecticut down here to Georgia. The carrier driver talked to my son and they found an amicable place for him to pick up the car. The carrier was clean and it looked brand new. The driver was nice and he took good care of my son and the car. When the car was delivered, he put it right in the driveway and there was no damage. We would use him again, specifically. The rep was also wonderful. She was sick and was not at work but she still found the time to call me to make sure that whoever she had left our account with was on the ball and helping us out.

I was moving across the country. I looked up some reviews online and tried to find someone with very good reviews. I talked to AmeriFreight's organizer by email and by phone before deciding to go with them. He then put me in touch with the driver, and I talked to the driver from there. I would recommend AmeriFreight.

This is the second time I used the services. They provide worry free car transport needs. I will use them in the future if needed. Even though I lived in an area considered "remote" I still received competitive pricing. Thanks!

I had to move my parents due to illness, but the cost of transporting the car through the moving company was outrageous. I found AmeriFreight through an internet search and they were highly recommended by ConsumerAffairs so I gave them a call. So glad I did. They explained the bidding process and outlined the costs to me very well. I saved so much money and the transport was on-time. Definitely would recommend AmeriFreight.

AmeriFreight's rep was very helpful but the Phoenix Freight that picked up the car was not truthful with their date and time, and their time frame was off. They're not direct with their communication and they ended up bringing the wrong car to my son. He was so upset having waited all day. It's so difficult when somebody is working and he was so distressed about that. Nonetheless, their rep was very nice in trying to help out and communicated with us in a nice manner.

My elderly mother was in Southern California, she's driving and her grandkids needed a car out here, so we needed to get the car shipped out this way from Southern California to New Hampshire. AmeriFreight was highly rated on Angie's List.

My grandfather was moving and we needed to get the car cross-country. I saw the reviews online for AmeriFreight, went with them, and the person who organized it handled everything. I just had to tell her the details of the trip and she put it out for bid and handled the rest. Then she called to tell me they will be coming the next day. So, from that perspective, it was a very easy process. I also really liked the guy who picked up the car and drove it cross-country as he was extremely nice.

On both ends, from the party that picked up our vehicles to those that dropped it off, the communication was very good. They kept us up to speed about where they were and what they were doing. The drivers were both professional and well spoken. And although the brokers were a little bit too much for me, they did fine. On the whole, it was a very good experience with AmeriFreight.

I've only used a car transport twice, this was my second time. When I used it 12 years ago, they had a definite specific time we were going to pick it up and a specific time they were going to drop it off. Nowadays, you go through a broker and they broker it out to different truck drivers. So I told them that I've got an airplane to catch and I need to have my car picked up. They couldn't tell when will it be picked up until someone said: "Sure, I'll pick that one up for you." That was frustrating but that's typical of all broker transport companies, they put it out for bid. They put it out really low but then you end up paying quite a bit more.

I got a job out in Raleigh, Durham and I needed a car. I didn't want to rent the whole time because that's very expensive so I shipped mine. AmeriFreight was one of the top of the list that I was looking at that was recommended. The person that I talked to got me going. The only problem was she talked so fast. I don't understand everything she's saying because she rattled off all the conditions. I know she’s trying to get through it but the main point is that the car got there in good shape and I'm happy about that. A little dirtier though, as expected. It's expensive but I think they all are. It all comes down to the driver and the luck of the draw, and hopefully get a good one, and he was.

A lot of online companies nowadays are a bit sketchy, and I've seen a lot of negative complaints over them. They don't look as professional as AmeriFreight. AmeriFreight's website was laid out and everything was broken down into what the differences between a broker and a carrier are, among other things. It caught my interest right away. I started searching a little bit more on reviews, and as every company has negative feedback, the positive feedback was definitely more than the negative. So I took a chance, and I was not disappointed. The people that I talked to, including the manager that was handling my shipment, and the truck driver, were professional and easy to work with. I had to switch my dates and they were flexible with it. All in all, I was very happy with the experience. If I ever have to ship my car over again, I will use AmeriFreight.

I had tried to communicate with a couple of transport companies. Then when I talked with Jeff, the rep of AmeriFreight, he showed me that he would be the one that could do the job the way I needed it done. AmeriFreight gave me a quote from the people that they contract with. The carrier driver was a great guy. I would recommend him 100% because he did a great job from the time that he started with me and picked up my car until, on the other end, when his family member dropped the car off. I would highly recommend AmeriFreight. They do what they say they're going to do.

I moved from DC to CA and needed to ship my vehicle so that the long drive across the country wasn't an option. I contacted several vehicle transport companies and AmeriFreight was the first to make person-to-person contact with me. I was told all the terms of the contract and understood it. Graham at AmeriFreight found me a carrier within 4 days of agreeing to a contract. Pick up after that was 3 days. The timeline of contract signing to pickup was very reasonable because I was running out of time to get all my things shipped. Communications throughout the process of shipment was excellent! The only reason I gave a 4 star review is because the quote I was given was about $400 less than what I actually paid for the service.

I had an amazing experience with AmeriFreight. The young lady that helped me was fantastic as far as her follow through and keeping in contact with me is concerned. It was a really great experience after having a negative experience with another company and having to fire them and find a replacement within one day.

I needed to move across the country in the quickest way possible. I was looking at a lot of different reviews and then I heard that AmeriFreight is used by the police and a bunch of government officials. I figured, if they would use it continuously then it's probably fine. Amerifreight's transport organizer was all right and did his job in a pretty decent amount of time. The carrier driver was really nice and awesome and whenever I needed to talk to him, he was always there, ready to go, and answered all my questions. Everything went smoothly for me.

AmeriFreight was excellent. Our organizer was Rick and he was awesome. Any time I needed to get a hold of him, he answered. If I had any questions, he was available. There were no mistakes on his part and he made how the whole thing worked pretty clearly so it was a really smooth transaction. Then once we met the truck driver, he was awesome as well and it was super smooth getting the car picked up. We did it in about 10 minutes. The whole thing was just flawless pretty much. It was really straightforward.

I got transferred from Fort Belvoir to Fort Lewis. It was a military PCS move. I looked online and AmeriFreight was up there as easy to use. The guy that I talked to on the phone was really good and wasn't pushy at all. He put the options and the facts out there and allowed me to make the decision instead of trying to push me into anything which I liked about him. That helps in its own right when the facts speak for themselves. The whole process took about a week and a half to two weeks before we got someone to take the bid and then they picked up the car on the date that I asked and dropped it off within 10 days.

AmeriFreight explained the process to me really well. They told me that if there are any time delays on getting a broker or a driver, it's because they needed to find the right driver with the right conditions and agreed to whatever I had in place. When it was time for that, they contacted me and gave me the date and time that the car would be picked up. It was picked up a couple of days early, which was still fine with me because my flight was about a day before the car got here, and that was great.

Ali ** was great at answering all my questions. She was knowledgeable, courteous, and friendly. She was able to calm my fears. I've never dealt with this type of service before, but I asked for a quote because of the ratings on Consumer Affairs. The car was picked up on time and was delivered 2 days late, which was no problem. The car was intact. The initial quote was lower than what I ended up paying, but I would use AmeriFreight again. I don't believe I was ripped off in any way.

My son moved from California to New Jersey. I researched a couple, and AmeriFreight got back to me quickly. They followed up and made it very easy for me to make the decision to do the move with them. They were efficient and I had a great experience.

I needed to get my vehicle from Texas to Montana. Then I got a couple of quotes and AmeriFreight had a better one. The organizer was great. Everything he told me happened just the way it did and the guy who delivered was professional. That was my first time dealing with them and I would use them again if I have to. I would recommend them.

I asked a mover that was going to move my furniture for an auto transport and he recommended AmeriFreight. Their rep was so cooperative and so helpful. We had a couple of little glitches here and there about miscommunication but that’s to be expected. Unfortunately, their driver couldn’t come down the street. It’s a wide street down the bottom here but the older homes are up at the top. When he went to turn, he couldn’t make it so he took the car off the truck and drove it down here and rang the bell. I was surprised myself that it worked out so well. I was very pleased with the whole thing. I would recommend them to anyone.

I did a little research online and came across AmeriFreight. Then I reached out and got in touch with Burt who helped out. We had a tight window to get the car shipped and he was able to manage it extremely well. The carrier that they selected was professional and showed up with our cars earlier than expected so the whole process, end to end, was very satisfying.

My representative, Ali, worked with me for a couple of weeks before while I was trying to figure out what the best estimate was and picked the best people. So, I ended up with AmeriFreight. When I gave her the final go ahead and paid the upfront cost, within minutes of her putting the ad out for a contractor to pick up my car, it had two bidders. Two carriers had volunteered to pick up my car, which ended up saving me an additional $50. And they worked with me and got me a military discount, which was also beneficial.

We were moving from Colorado to California and my wife and I wanted to drive with her animals in one car so we could ship the other one. AmeriFreight had a Better Business Bureau recommendation which most of the transport companies didn’t have. The vehicle arrived on time and it looks okay so those were pluses but there were a few things that didn’t quite go so well. The carrier driver had a few problems. They told me that they would be there within a window of 4:00 to 6:00 a.m. and they didn’t make it, so an hour later I called them and there was no answer on the cellphone. So I found another phone number to call and then we screwed around for a while and finally the guy shows up at 9:30 that night and said he’d wrecked his truck and lost this phone and had all kinds of excuses.

I was very pleased that the vehicle was picked up by the carrier driver in Colorado on the day that I needed it to be picked up, and delivered it exactly the way he picked it up albeit two or three days later because they had complications along the route in Texas. I understood that and I appreciated everything he did for me. He was very polite, very gentlemanly-like and I was very pleased with him. He even parked his truck in Walmart and drove to my home. That was a plus. I’m happy with my experience with AmeriFreight.

The carrier driver from AmeriFreight got the job done and got my vehicle delivered. He wasn't entirely sure what I owed him until he looked at the receipts. He thought I was giving $50 whenever I handed him cash, but it was not a big deal. The one thing that itched me the wrong way was I had an estimated delivery date of October 2nd. He called me at the end of September saying that he would leave at 9:00 at night and that he'd be here in an hour. After that, he claimed that he was three days behind because of my vehicle. That didn't make any sense to me considering that the estimated delivery date was two days after he was already there. I don't know if he was trying to get a pity-party out of me for him and try to get more money out of me, but either way he got what I owed him and everything went pretty well.

AmeriFreight was prompt and delivered my truck on time. But later on, I had found a whole bunch of scratches that were on the roof of my truck. I had to take it to a car painter so it was an out-of-pocket expense for me to get the roof of my truck repainted. I was too mad about them. They've called me a couple of times because they wanted me to put a good review in but I didn't return their call.

I purchased a vehicle and needed to get it from Georgia to California. I had known a guy from Atlanta that works for AmeriFreight and he helped me. I had never known the process before and didn’t want to get taken advantage of. He explained things quickly and thoroughly for me so I understood him and felt comfortable with dealing with somebody that I knew would be in my corner if I had to have somebody help me out. However, there was a defect in the vehicle and if I take possession of the damaged vehicle right now, I don’t know if I’m going to have responsibility for the damages or they're going to have responsibility because there’s no third party witness to document anything. So, I was trying to be assertive with their driver and helped him understand how I felt and let him know that I was concerned for my financial well being with the transaction.

We've never shipped before. We spent a lot of time reading online reviews and chose AmeriFreight because of their reviews. The transport organizer, Ali, was fabulous. She worked very closely with us. We tried to ship our cars to the exact town where we lived. But we were too far out in the boonies and nobody would pick up the cars to come that far. So we had our cars listed for almost three weeks with AmeriFreight and Ali worked diligently in trying to get carriers to come to our location. That didn't work so we made arrangements to ship to the nearest local city and had a carrier within an hour. But Ali kept in touch with us constantly so that worked out very well. I'd definitely recommend AmeriFreight. They were fabulous.

My experience with AmeriFreight was all right. Everything went off as planned and without a hitch. However, they told me one price when I was looking and then when I wanted specific dates, the price went up. But I paid for what I got.

I was moving to the West Coast, and AmeriFreight had the best reviews on the Internet. Initially, we were going to have a truck and two cars shipped out. Because of some other issues that came up, we only ended up shipping a truck and a car. I had given AmeriFreight a week's notice on having to cancel out one of the cars but I still ended up having to fully forfeit the cost of a third of the vehicles, and it's like my commission fee which was disappointing. I understand that's what's in the agreement but I was still hoping there was going to be some level being that I had already shipped two cars with them. Still, they said it couldn't be done. Nonetheless, the cars all came with no damage on them, so that was good news. My shipping experience was very good.

My son was moving from California to Massachusetts. I needed my SUV shipped back since he’s not going to be living there. AmeriFreight had high reviews and I also spoke to Graham and he was really very professional. He told me what needs to be done. He sent the information. I filled up the forms and he was very precise and clear and he didn’t try to sell me. He just gave me the choice to make my decision.

My son-in-law bought a pickup truck back in Vermont and I live in Arizona. I went to a ratings service on the web and found AmeriFreight was well-rated. I didn't do a free quote and just signed up. They sent me an e-mail and told me what to expect and what was gonna happen. Then laid it all out, nice and clear. It was easy. The driver called me a day ahead of time. And then the day of delivery, he called me again. He arrived about when he said he would. The truck was in great shape when it was delivered. I'd use them again.

I needed my vehicle shipped. I read the reviews on AmeriFreight and I just went with them. Their quote was better than the other quote I got. My interaction with their transport organizer was excellent. Everything went great and happened like he said which was really good. I only talked to the carrier driver on the day of delivery but everything was fine. The travel time was three days, so it took five days to deliver my vehicle which was much quicker. I was told by other companies it’d be a month.

I was moving and needed to ship my vehicle. The rep from AmeriFreight was very helpful. I was satisfied with the quote given and it was accurate. I coordinated with the driver as it was being delivered and they were also very helpful and pleasant. The vehicle was delivered on time which took them 4 days.

It was the first time shipping my car because I was moving from California to Mississippi. AmeriFreight had one of the better ratings that I found over other transport providers. I got the free quote from them but it ended up being a couple of hundred dollars more than the quote which I think the price was what most places probably would've done it. It was just surprising.

My family was on vacation, had gotten into an accident, and so the car needed to be fixed where we were vacationing. We had to go home so we had to send our car. My mother-in-law had recommended AmeriFreight so I went straight to them. I spoke to the transport organizer a few times over the phone for scheduling and it was a straightforward interaction. The car was delivered in good condition and the carrier driver was very nice and courteous. It took about 3 days from pick up to delivery.

Our vehicle was purchased in California and it needed to get all the way across the country to North Carolina. AmeriFreight seemed to offer us the quickest delivery at a date that they could promise at a reasonable price. The transport organizer was great and the carrier drivers were very efficient and quick. They were here when they told us they would be here. We would use them again.

I was moving across the country and used AmeriFreight. They were great, organized and knew what they were doing versus a lot of the other companies I had talked to. The quote they gave me was good and they told me they would try and get it as close to what they quoted. It came in a little higher in the end, but it was still comparable or better to others I had heard of. Also compared to other companies I worked with that took days to get back to me, the transport organizer from AmeriFreight was great and got back to me immediately on everything. If I needed something, he was there.

I was shipping a food truck up from Florida to Connecticut where I live. I went with AmeriFreight partially for the price and partially for what appeared to be very good reviews from Angie’s List. The quote they gave me was fine and was 70% accurate in the end. It was within reason. The transport organizer was terrific and was on top of it. She was in constant contact, returned phone calls promptly, and gave excellent service. It was more of a disaster with the carrier driver. He would not drive the truck onto his truck so someone else had to drive that truck up onto his truck. The carrier called me about 20 minutes before he was delivering, which was extremely inconvenient because I could have been anywhere in the state of Connecticut. But fortunately, I was home and was able to meet him within that half hour. The 20 minutes’ notice was unacceptable.

It was easy dealing with AmeriFreight from start to finish. My transport organizer told me how things will work out and what to expect. He was really helpful. They didn't leave me in the dark. My car got picked up on a Friday and it was delivered on Tuesday. The day of pickup, I don't think the carrier driver's first language was English. I talked to him and he didn't seem too customer-friendly. AmeriFreight is great but the different carriers they chose spoke broken English making it tough to communicate with them. I contacted my guy that I talked with and I told him about them. He took care of it right away and I got a call back. I ended up paying like $300 more than what he told me I would pay but he told me upfront that it might happen. AmeriFreight did everything they could. The guy gave me a discount because I'm a veteran and they waived some type of fee.

I’m moving out of New Jersey. I gave AmeriFreight a phone call and got a fair and comparable quote. The transport organizer was great and my interaction with the carrier driver was very easygoing and straightforward. The whole process was smooth and took about 9 days. They shipped my car good.

We were moving cross-country and it’s hard to move from New Hampshire anywhere but AmeriFreight managed to do it. Their transport organizer was very available while their carrier driver was fine. He had problems finding a parking place here so things had to change at the last minute, but he kept me informed. From the time the vehicle was picked up, it took 10 days to have it delivered which was fine. In fact, it was a day early. I would recommend them.

I have a custom vehicle and to drive it down would’ve cost way too much money, gas, and wear and tear on the vehicle so I had it shipped. AmeriFreight was very helpful, prompt, and had a very reasonable price. The quote was also very accurate. The rep, Jeff, was fantastic and was in constant communication. I had no problems communicating with him and him communicating with me. It’s hard to find good people to talk to over the telephone that communicate with you, call you back when you leave messages, and respond to your emails immediately.

Looking at the research, AmeriFreight had better reviews, so we got them when we were moving and had to ship our BMW. I called them in advance and the rep initially gave me a rate of $1000, which was way off the $600 quote. He then said that they normally start at $600, but if I was able to wait a while then it would be closer to it. However, I waited for three weeks and I still paid $875.

I wanted to move my vehicle to the Northeast. When I solicited for quotes, AmeriFreight got one of the best. The quote came in slightly under the actual cost, which was pretty close. My interactions with the transport organizer went well and things worked out pretty easily. Both the drivers were good. The driver got in contact with me, was on time, and the pick-up went smoothly. The process took seven days in total. AmeriFreight stored the car for me for a few days, but it reached the destination in about four days.

Our vehicle malfunctioned and broke down. Our communication with AmeriFreight was back and forth because we weren't sure if we were going to get the vehicle shipped right away. At first we couldn’t get in touch with the driver but probably it was because they were driving but after a while, we got in touch with them so everything went good after that. They picked up the vehicle on a Saturday and delivered it on a Tuesday which was within the timeframe we were given. The service was good and quick. We would definitely recommend them.

I needed to ship the new vehicle I had bought. Then I saw that AmeriFreight had good online reviews and I had good initial outreach with the account manager, Rick. Their price was competitive so I did a two-round pass with the different competitors in the space based upon the free quote. AmeriFreight made the finals and I ended up selecting them. The final price I paid was not the price I was quoted though it was close.

I was moving out cross country and AmeriFreight was the first transport provider I found. Their quote seemed fair, though it was off by almost $200 in the end. Their transport organizer was knowledgeable, courteous and easy to get in contact with. Their carrier driver was really good, though it was really hard to understand them since they didn't speak English that well. The whole process took about two and a half weeks and the vehicle arrived in the same condition we left it in.

AmeriFreight arranged the shipment of my car from Virginia to Texas. I've never done shipping my car before so I looked up on the internet. AmeriFreight was rated highly. They gave me a quote and then they put it out to the truckers and the lady explained that that’s the way the process works. They found the trucker rather quickly. However, the quote given to me was 15% lower than the actual price. The rep told me that I had the choice of waiting for other bids to come in. But I took the first one.

I just got a car towed across the US. Then AmeriFreight had good ratings and their quote was reasonable and accurate in the end. The first person I interacted with was really hard to get in touch with but I ended up transferring to another guy who was great and very responsive. Also, the carrier driver was professional and reliable.

I shipped a vehicle out to my second home and I had a great experience with AmeriFreight. They had the best reviews and their quote was accurate. The carrier driver was very friendly and very nice, and the vehicle was delivered faster than expected without damages to it. I was pleased.

My car in New York needed to be brought to Kansas City. I was a little hesitant to find car shipper online because I wasn’t sure if they’d be trustworthy but when I saw that AmeriFreight was listed in the Better Business Bureau, I was able to trust them more. They quoted me what I expected. It wasn't cheap but it was around the average for more than 12 hours’ drive from New York to Kansas City and I was satisfied with it.

I read some articles online and chose AmeriFreight based on the reviews I’ve read and the different information I've gathered when we needed a car shipped from Chicago to Los Angeles fairly quickly in a closed carrier. The quote I was given was practically spot on. There was a very little variation but I might’ve ended up paying a little bit less than what they actually quoted. The transport organizer was helpful and organized. She responded quickly and communicated clearly. The carrier driver was totally professional and nice, and came right when he said he would. The experience was seamless. It was really fast and it worked.

I was shipping my vehicles to relocate. I used AmeriFreight because of their reviews online. I was able to take advantage of their free quote option and I appreciated the way they handled it. The quote after the services were rendered was pretty accurate. They expressed when I first received the quote that it could be higher. They gave me a worst case scenario and it wasn’t that, so I was fine with that. The transport organizer was also excellent. I talked to him at the onset when I got the quote because I had gotten it so far out. As time got closer, he contacted me via email and phone to make sure that we kept in touch up until the point where the vehicles were picked up. He called me after that and when the vehicles were delivered.

My daughter was going to school out in California and her car was here. It needed to get out there and we didn’t feel like driving then flying back. The references and the ratings of AmeriFreight seemed to be good. They gave us a quote of what they thought it was gonna take, which I thought was very attractive. I thought it was low and that it would go higher, which it did.

I was trying to get my moving done within a couple of days and AmeriFreight was the most affordable so I was very happy with that. Ben, the transport organizer, said that he'd call and let me know when the quote comes in. But I kept calling him because I needed the vehicle to be picked up immediately. He was still very polite and calm every time I called him. I got the quote within two days and it was $1,040. Then the quote came up to be $1,080 so it was pretty close. The carrier driver was very professional and friendly and I was satisfied. I liked using the services of AmeriFreight. I had a very good experience and I will use them again the next time I move.

Our family has been using AmeriFreight every time we needed to ship cars. I live in Tennesse but go to school in L.A. so I needed to ship my car instead of driving 2,000 miles and AmeriFreight did a good job. I like the free quote they gave me because it was cheaper than in the past. But then by the time we settled things and got the car shipped, it ended up $250 more than what they originally quoted me. But the transport organizer did his job. He found someone to ship my car and then got that contractor and I in contact with each other. The carrier driver was nice and looked to have taken care of the car. The vehicle was picked up on a Thursday and dropped off on a Monday which was earlier than the time they gave me.

I had my vehicle shipped down to Arizona thru AmeriFreight because of their ratings and pricing. They did give me a quote beforehand and it was good but the actual pricing ended up coming in a little higher. But overall, I thought that the initial quote was a helpful benchmark. The transport organizer, Ali, was great and very responsive. The vehicle was delivered within the expected timeframe and though there's a little gruff, that seems to be expected from shippers.

When I was moving from one state to another, I went online and saw that AmeriFreight had better reviews. The quote I was given was fair and very accurate, and the transport organizer was very friendly, very cooperative, and kept me informed. The carrier driver was also very friendly, very courteous, and very professional. I was very leery of shipping my car through anybody but AmeriFreight made the process very enjoyable. The delivery was on-time and I felt very comfortable after I was done.

I was moving out of state, and as a recommendation from my friend who used AmeriFreight before, I employed their services as well. Allie, my transport organizer, helped me a lot and was very professional. The carrier driver communicated a lot the day before the pickup and on the day of the transport when I picked up my car. The whole thing took four days, which was as expected. When I got my vehicle, it was in the same condition that I left it in.

My mom didn't need two cars, so I needed to ship one from her house in New Jersey to my place in Washington. AmeriFreight had decent ratings, so I decided to get them. After they gave me a quote, I told them that we can set the transport up. I was expecting it to happen the next day but I wasn't informed that they were not able to reach a contractor. What sucked was when they got me somebody else a few days later, the price went up from $1200 to $1400, but it is still a reasonable amount.

My friends used AmeriFreight before so they suggested me to take the company when I moved to California. The deal was pretty good and it was close to what I ended up paying. The transport organizer and the driver were pretty nice guys. I changed my address and the driver drove to the new address I gave him. He was accommodating. The delivery period is also faster than I thought and that’s a good thing. I don’t have any complaints.

I needed to ship my vehicle from Sacramento to Birmingham. AmeriFreight had a 5 star rating and were closer in Atlanta. They gave me a great quote, though I know that it would go up so I was not surprised when it did. It was not a reasonable range, but I didn't have any choice. Their transport organizer, Jeff, was very good. Though I had to keep calling their carrier driver to find out when they would be arriving. The whole process took about two weeks. The timeframe was fine and my vehicle has no physical damage when it arrived, but it was dirty as expected. But other than that, they were, overall, great. They were very knowledgeable and they were upfront with everything.

I was shipping a four-wheel drive Jeep but I didn’t want to drive on the interstate. I went with AmeriFreight because of their internet reviews but the whole system is rather obtuse. It’s an indirect system where we've got freelance truckers who are taking jobs and then companies like AmeriFreight acting as the middle person to get the vehicles on the board that the freelance truckers use. Nevertheless, the AmeriFreight agent was easy to work with and the carrier driver we had was excellent. It was a husband and wife who were very straightforward, did their job, and did a good job with it. But though there was no cosmetic damage done, my left front brake caliper was somehow frozen. It had something to do with the chaining process that required some service work before I could drive the vehicle.

We were moving and had to ship vehicles. AmeriFreight had good reviews. I scheduled it in one day and initially they said it would be the 19th or 20th that they would come out. When I scheduled it, the transport organizer talked about discounts but when I totalled the figures together, it wasn't really reflected. But my biggest problem was the driver got really late for the pickup. He said he's gonna be there at this time at night on the day it was supposed to be but then four hours later, I had to call him to ask what is going on. He said he'd be arriving three hours from that time then. But three hours turned to seven so I called him again to ask what was going on. He now asked to come in the morning.

I needed to pick up a rec in South Carolina and have it shipped down here. I had used another company. I also knew one of the guys from this international freight company and were cheaper, but they can't get it done. I checked AmeriFreight's ratings online and I knew I'd get some quality service. I just called them up and they gave me a free quote, though I thought it was a little high. But I really appreciate the quality service of their reps. They kept in touch with me and called me every day to let me know what was going in. It took five days from beginning to end and my vehicle arrived in the same condition that I left it. They were quick and have done what I needed them to get done. If it wasn’t for you AmeriFreight, I’d probably still be fighting to get that car down here.

My experience with AmeriFreight was good. I used them when my son was moving from Boston to San Francisco and the quote they gave was very fair. The final price was very close to it so I was happy about that. The delivery was after 14 days which was timely as they said it could take 10 to 14 days.

I gave my car to my daughter in New Jersey so I had to get it up there. The price I paid for was fine but I paid an extra $350 for AmeriFreight, and I didn't know that. But other than that, the car’s there and the experience was smooth. The carrier driver was good and I liked him. He was on-time and the vehicle arrived in good condition.

I needed to ship a car out to my son who is in Colorado so I did a search on the Internet and looked at different transport providers. I read their comments and the reviews, and asked for quotes. And AmeriFreight seemed to be responsive and their comments were all pretty positive. Their quote was pretty reasonable, too. And when we did the actual shipment, it turned out to be just a little bit more, but that was because I added something to it. The organizer, Ali, was very communicative. She would let me know where things were or when things were needed and kept me updated on the various stages of what was going on because I had never done this before. So, that was very helpful.

My mother didn’t want to drive from Florida to Utah so we used Amerifreight to ship her car. Graham, the customer service person that we worked with was helpful and worked through some issues that we were having on when the car was going to be shipped and for the cost. He was able to work that through with us and then get the car picked up very quickly. The driver was friendly. We walked around the car and chatted a bit. I wasn’t there when my mom picked up the car from him but it went fine as well. The car was delivered within the time frame, which was five days. It was a good experience. I'd consider using them in the future for other car shipments and a direct contact person would be helpful.

I bought a vehicle in New York and needed to get it transferred to Texas. AmeriFreight gave a quote that was right in the middle with everybody else. However, it was a bit more in the end and it got a little out of hand. Everything went well with the transport organizer, though, and the only problem I had is the driver. He would not drive my vehicle to load or unload it off of his trailer. He said he did not know how to drive a standard but his tractor trailer and 18-wheelers are standards. Also, he parked a wrecked vehicle over the top of mine and it leaked oil and fluid all over my vehicle. But there was no other damages when it was delivered.

I moved cross-country from Phoenix to South Carolina and AmeriFreight seemed efficient enough as the whole one-stop-shop. They also had good reviews and I didn't get the vibe that they were gonna try to jerk me around and do any bait and switch type of stuff. The quote they gave was decent and it ended up being like $500 more. But they explained that they're gonna put a bid and that's not necessarily what the price was gonna be. So I wasn't taken aback when they called back saying that it was gonna be more money. It was a little high but it was still around what everybody else was quoting.

We were moving from a different state, and AmeriFreight had some good reviews online, so it felt safest going with them. They were pretty upfront that the quote, and ended up within a couple of hundred dollars of what they'd given us, so I was very, very happy with it. Ali, the transport organizer, was great. She handled everything for us so we barely had to do anything. She did all the upfront work and let us know once she had someone that was going to take our vehicle. Plus, the carrier driver was very professional. AmeriFreight gave us a five-day timeframe. When the car was picked up, it only took three or four days to be delivered, which was way ahead of schedule. Everything was great, and went smoothly, I definitely recommend them.

My son moved to California for college, so he needed his car. I chose AmeriFreight for their really good reviews, and the lady that contacted me was really professional, very friendly, and made me feel comfortable. I paid $75 more than the free quote, but she told me that it could be up to a couple hundred dollars more, so she was really helpful. Then when it was passed off, a guy was coming through town and in two hours he could pick up the car. It was pouring rain and it worked out great.

I was shipping a vehicle for my daughter to use in California. I spoke with an agent at AmeriFreight named Allie and she was the sweetest lady that is in the business. She was so nice, knowledgeable and truthful, and answered all my questions. That’s why I chose AmeriFreight. After I signed up, within about two hours I had a carrier. I was expecting a call from the carrier but the call didn’t come at the time I expected. I called Allie, and she talked with the guy, and he called me. He’s a wonderful young man. He called me when he was getting close and kept in touch with me until he came and picked my vehicle up. He delivered it when he said he was going to which was far sooner than I expected and my vehicle was in good order. From now on, AmeriFreight is my to-go company and the company I can and will recommend to anybody.

The AmeriFreight organizer did a good job. The driver was courteous, though there was a couple of issues. My daughter couldn’t understand anything he was saying. He called her and he wasn’t sure if they were gonna let him in California, but everything worked out fine in the end.

AmeriFreight has good ratings online so I chose them when I relocated due to a job. Their quote was comparable to everyone else, though it was off by about $300 in the end. The organizer was good, always checking to make sure everything was going smoothly and keeping me informed. When the driver picked up the vehicle, my uncle who was up there spoke highly of him. Then when he got here, I had no issues with him. He was a very friendly gentleman and it seemed like he knew what he was doing. It was a very easy transaction overall and I would recommend them to someone else if they need to transport their vehicle.

AmeriFreight is a customer-friendly organization that provides good service for people trying to ship vehicles. My car was in Washington State and I live in Virginia so I searched the internet and found them. Their quote was good but we ended up not being able to meet that price point. The actual price we paid was 20% to 25% off which was reasonable. Once I decided to go ahead and list my vehicle, the transport organizer and I had good communication.

My daughter was moving to California and I was shipping the vehicle for her. She did some research, AmeriFreight provided the best deal and was the company that she trusted the most. The transport organizer was very professional, friendly, and timely, I didn't have to worry about anything. The time from when we started talking to the time that everything was arranged was all within a day.

I was moving from one state to another and chose to ship my vehicle with AmeriFreight because of their high ratings on a website. The quote I was given was on the mark and very accurate. The people were friendly and responsive so I could interact with AmeriFreight manager and the carrier, which was good. The carrier was on time and the car was shipped carefully, intact and without damages. The process took about two weeks and the vehicle arrived in the same condition that it left in. I’m very satisfied with the service.

I used AmeriFreight before and chose them again as I was moving. The quote they gave was good though it ended up being about $100 more just because it was short notice and I took the first offer. The person that scheduled my transport was great. The pickup was on time, the driver was good, and the delivery went really smooth. The process took about nine days which was within the expected timeframe. Everything was well-organized.

My daughter was moving to Los Angeles. We needed to ship the car and AmeriFreight was recommended to me by a friend who did a similar thing for her daughter the previous year. Their quote was good and what I spent was pretty close to the original quote. The transport organizer was good about explaining the whole situation. And then he handed me off to the company once I finalized the quote. The carrier driver was two hours late in picking up the car but it was somewhat out of his control. He got caught in some traffic, contacted me and let me know about it.

I looked at reviews and AmeriFreight seemed good. The broker was also very knowledgeable and communicated well with me. The quote I was given was a little high, but we talked through it all and came to an agreement so I was okay with it. It was accurate based on what he had told me, and he managed my expectations as far as the number. I shipped a vehicle to my daughter from Atlanta to Boston. When the trucker was supposed to show up on Labor Day and did not, they called me and said they were coming the next day. And when that didn't happen, I called the broker and told him I was concerned because I haven't heard from the trucker and they already missed their date, and he was very responsive. After I talked to him, less than an hour later, I got a call from the trucking company and they gave me a date that they committed to, and they were here when they said they were going to be after that.

I moved with the military and I hadn’t previously been able to take my vehicle with me. I needed to get it here ‘cause I couldn’t drive it myself. I looked at a couple of different websites and AmeriFreight was rated pretty high. The fact they offered a military discount definitely didn’t hurt either. The free quote was pretty good. They had cautioned me from the beginning that where I was moving the vehicle from to moving it out here to Oklahoma is not a regularly traveled route, so it may go a little higher. They even said the quote was probably a little low and it will likely get higher but they were very upfront throughout the whole process and I definitely appreciated that.

My daughter is in college and I was shipping her a car. The quote from AmeriFreight was great but it was about $200 over in the end. They told me it would be based upon the demand and the time that they would try to get it to the recipient. I understood that it was a bidding process and there were some negotiation that had to be had. So I didn’t have unrealistic expectations and I listened to what they represented, and understood the procedure. The carrier driver was great. The entire delivery process took about a week or two. They did a great job, and they were straightforward with the process. It was a fine experience.

The quote that Amerifreight gave me was very accurate and the scheduler was very good and nice. I didn't really receive communication until the day of shipping the vehicle, which was kind of weird, but everything went smoothly, though.

AmeriFreight is a good company and the experience of shipping my car through them when I moved from Texas to California went real smooth. The transport organizer did a great job, and everything was super good. The carrier driver was a real nice guy. He picked the car up on a Tuesday night and it was delivered on Sunday evening. However, the driver may not have a license to come in to deliver to the actual the city my house was in, and I wish I would’ve been told about that. I had to drive all the way to the border of Mexico to pick up my car when I saw my neighbors getting their car delivered right outside on the street because there’s a big wide street right off the freeway.

I was moving out of state. I used AmeriFreight and and their quote was accurate enough. It was within a hundred dollars. Jeff, the transport organizer, was really helpful, kept me updated pretty well. The driver was also friendly. It took about five days to find a carrier that would work for their schedule, and then it was three days to get the car there. Everything’s good.

I was moving and needed to have my car shipped. I used AmeriFreight when I moved before and everything went smoothly, so I gave them another chance. The quote they gave me was very close to what the total was. It was $100 off, but it was very good. The transport organizer kept me informed on what was going on trying to find a transport dealer to move the car. It took three weeks from the time I called them to the time my vehicle was moved.

I bought a car in California and needed it shipped to Seattle. I looked at different options and AmeriFreight was one of the more competitive ones. Email and phone exchanges with the transport organizer were positive, and the carrier driver was professional. The cost is reasonable, although the initial quote was low but when I spoke with a representative the cost was higher for various reasons. But overall, the experience with them was very positive.

The guy I talked to at AmeriFreight, Rick, was nice, friendly and quick in his response. I thought the quote he gave was good and it was 100% accurate. He set everything up, gave me the contact number for the actual carrier and checked back with me to make sure everything was okay. I texted the carrier driver on the day the pick-up was supposed to happen. And Rick said, “Let me know that he picked it up.” And everything was good. The process took seven days and was within the timeframe. Rick took care of everything that I needed.

I moved cross-country and I needed to get my car shipped. I've used AmeriFreight in the past. I took advantage of their free quote option and I felt that it was a fair price so I paid for it. The quote was a little under, but it was still close to the original quote. Their vehicle storage facility was in Southern California and the car had made it from Virginia to Southern California quickly but sat there in their storage facility for a few days. So I had contact with them to keep me updated on when they thought they would be driving up to Northern California. The interaction with the driver was fine. He called me a few hours prior to give me a time window and then called me shortly before arrival to let me know he was about there. It was a quick and easy process. The vehicle arrived in the same condition, though it was dirty from the road.

I had shipped with AmeriFreight before and it was so good. I decided to use them again and it was a great experience. The communication and everything were on-time that's why I was really happy. Graham, the organizer was very easy to deal with. The process took four days, and the vehicle arrived in the same condition that it left.

I was moving across the country. AmeriFreight's quote was lower than what most other companies gave me. The actual price was $200 more but was still cheaper than other places. Lisa was great. She was very good with answering questions and set up the transport of my car. The driver called me a day ahead of time to drop off to see if I could pick it up. Something happened with the other cars and my car got stuck on the carrier. He told me everything and gave me an update. The vehicle arrived fine but slightly dirty, which I expected. I was overall satisfied with AmeriFreight.

We shipped my wife's car to Houghton, Michigan because my son was going to college there and chose AmeriFreight for their rating and tried them even though they had some black marks. They did well. The gentleman who arranged everything was nice and polite and did a great job. They found somebody who would take our car out into the boonies of Michigan, far out of the way of anybody. We never thought anybody would do it but they did and I'm very happy. The car arrived in three days. The carrier driver was very polite and efficient. If there’s one person I would trust my car to, it’s him. Their quote was a little more, but that's anticipated after they found out where they had to go.

The quote I received from AmeriFreight didn’t change when the driver arrived, so that’s all I really needed. The organizer was pretty good. I was able to get a hold of her, and if not, she’d call me right back. The driver was a little hard to understand, but he was fine. He was where he said he was gonna be and he didn’t have any delays. It took about 10 days for him to drive out here, which was right at the expected timeframe.

We were traveling out of state for several weeks so we wanted our vehicles shipped up to where we are going. I got AmeriFreight off of Angie's List and the free quote I got was good. However, I paid more than what the quote was in both instances. The first time it was over $300 more. The second time it was a little bit closer. On the way to Massachusetts the transport organizer was very helpful, communicative, and it was very timely. On the way back it was a different representative who we called to get in touch with and we had some specific instructions that he did not have written down. He kept trying a couple of times and he wanted to get the car on times we were not available and it was a little bit more frustrating.

I just moved from New York to California then I bought a car from a seller in Boston which I needed to be shipped and it was las minute too. The rep I talked to from AmeriFreight was great. She sent me a quote pretty much immediately after I submitted a quote on the website and she got back to me very quickly with one quote. Then I asked her if my quote would change if I wanted to include the carrier and a bunch of other criteria and she was very prompt in her responses. And then as soon as I said I wanted to move forward, she called me and I gave her what she needed over the phone and then ten minutes later she called me again saying they have someone who is willing to do it. That was very efficient.

I had to ship my vehicle from my hometown to Fort Miami so it could get sent on a ship to The Bahamas. I did a little bit of research on the internet and saw that AmeriFreight had good ratings. And then I called the top two and found the experience working with Ali at AmeriFreight to be superior, more responsive, and more informative than the other place I called. The quote given to me by AmeriFreight was also fine. It was only a slightly higher cost when the driver took the job because he wanted $30 more.

Back in 2013, I used AmeriFreight and Chris, their rep, was phenomenal. He kept me up-to-date. I was really happy with the service that I received from him. I didn't have to keep calling him. But he's no longer there. Recently, I purchased a vehicle in Boston and I live in New Mexico. So, I need to ship my vehicle. The quote I was given was $1,093. Then, Allie, their rep, said they're going to charge my credit card $390. It's a 2016 car and I wanted a closed vehicle transport system, but it was open.

AmeriFreight was the most reasonable over other transport companies. The quote they gave was close to the actual cost. The transport organizer helped us with everything and was very thorough, plus the carrier driver was very detail-oriented. The whole process took two weeks. The time from pickup to delivery was about four days and it was within the expected time frame.

The price I paid was $250 more than the quote I got. AmeriFreight said the price would be lower if I could wait, but I couldn’t wait so I went with it. We talked with a rep and I called him every day to make sure that my vehicle could tow away. He was really knowledgeable. The driver was also really good and accurate. He came to my house to pick up my car and everything went well. I liked that they could keep my car because I had to come here by flight and my car arrived before I arrived here.

I had to get a car back to its owner down in Florida. I turned down the first quote I was given by AmeriFreight, and they gave me a second one which I took. I had no problems with the transport organizer and the whole process took four days. They have to think about some marketing issues because it's been five times that I've dealt with giving a review so it’s getting a little bit irksome.

I needed to get my son his car. He’s in the military and the car was here. We did a lot of research and AmeriFreight was highly recommended on the internet. I checked with a couple of other people and AmeriFreight came up with not the best rate but a good one. We went ahead and started talking to Rick and everything turned out great. I got a hold of the organizer after Rick said to contact with them. They came over early, before the date that we talked about and took possession of the vehicle and got it to us in Texas a few days early.

I had to ship my mom's vehicle when she moved to Florida. After seeing their price and their track record, I decided to ship with AmeriFreight. The quote they gave me was fair and my transport organizer was very helpful. He followed up on his calls and commitments. He definitely wanted to work with me. The carrier driver was pleasant, my mom didn't have any complaints. The whole thing didn't take long at all.

I recently looked for a shipper with good reviews to deliver a truck I purchased on-line September 2016. I dealt with Graham ** who was very professional and honest. The day I agreed on a lower price than any other company, my truck was picked up in Chicago to my home in Raleigh, NC. WOW!!! I would highly recommend AmeriFreight as well as contacting Graham. Good luck!!!

I had a car from my job and I bought a new one while I was there. I needed to send it home so I'd have something to drive there, and AmeriFreight's offer was about $300 off. I understood the process. I was in a rural area, so it's not surprising that getting somebody to come down and get the vehicle would've cost more. I had four offers. I didn't entertain any of the others because the rep I dealt with at AmeriFreight was so good, and I liked her. The offer was probably in line with everybody else, and I didn't have a problem with it. The rep told me that the deal was upfront, and I always had the option not to take it. She always called me back promptly, answered all my questions, and did a good job. A guy came and picked the car up early and got it home in less than 54 hours. The service was fine. I didn't have any problem with it.

AmeriFreight were originally the cheapest among the companies I talked to and I was gonna go with them but I found another person who said they could do it sooner. However, they were horrible and they they lied to me and were unprofessional. I ended up going back with AmeriFreight and had a better experience. We were moving from New York to Las Vegas and since nobody was taking up my car, Jeff, their sales rep bumped the price. He was so professional and on top of it. That got my car out and it went fast after that. I thought they were gonna be like the other company, but I was happy that Jeff called and got everything taken care of that same day even though he said he was gonna get back to me the next day. I shipped two cars and the first car came the day that it was supposed to come. The second car, the driver told me he might be able a little early, but he ended up coming right around a little when he was supposed to.

We moved across the country and shipped with AmeriFreight because they had the best rate. However, the quote the transport organizer gave was a little misleading upfront. He originally quoted me $1,000 per car but it ended up being a little over $1,200 per car. Yet he was really nice and friendly, and that was another reason why we went with them. Also, the carrier driver called my cell phone and they were exactly where they needed to be right when they said they would be, so it was good. The whole process took two to three weeks and the vehicle arrived in the same condition it left.

I bought a vehicle down in Florida and I need to ship it up to me. I found AmeriFreight had good prices and manage to have very good insurance options. I definitely like the after the fact insurance. Then what I actually did, which was really nice of the representative, is I took advantage of getting a free quote on both sides. One for covered and also one for uncovered because the actual quote for the uncovered that I got originally was a lot lower than I had anticipated. I'd originally booked another quote from them a couple of weeks ago for a different vehicle and it was almost half the cost so that's why I went ahead and went with the covered after that. I was able to see the differences between the covered and the uncovered and I noticed that the covered for the vehicle was about equal to uncovered for the other vehicle.

I told my son he could have my car if he can get it down to Florida. He got AmeriFreight online and made all the arrangements. I only dealt with the driver and he's super. He’s a good guy, honest, friendly, knew what he was doing, and I don’t have anything bad to say about him. I was kept informed of when he’d be here to pick up the vehicle and approximately how long it would take to get down there. I was well satisfied with all of that and the car was delivered in 4 days, and in the same condition. I’d go the same way again if I had to.

There were some good reviews on AmeriFreight on the internet and I had a good experience with them when I was moving out to the East Coast from the West Coast. I did have the free quote. I was pretty apprehensive, but the move worked out really good, compared to what it could've turned into, so I'm happy about that. The quote I got was accurate. It was pretty much on the money, or the price they actually charged may have even gotten a little bit cheaper compared to the initial quote. My transport organizer, Ally, was fantastic. It was okay with the carrier driver. It's what you expect. The transport process was not long at all.

I sold the car and I wanted it shipped from Michigan to Texas. I did a Google search for best transport companies, and AmeriFreight were in the top five, and they started off with the best rates that were pretty accurate. The transport organizer got back to me when necessary and dealing with her and AmeriFreight was fine. Dealing with the transport driver who picked it up was a different story. The driver was supposed to pick the car on a Tuesday and he never did. When I called the transport organizer, she called the driver and the driver told her, “I can't get it today. I'll be able to maybe do it on Thursday.” And he never got it until Friday. I never communicated with him until he called me when he was an hour away from here four days later than originally scheduled.

I was moving and needed to ship my vehicle. AmeriFreight was recommended to me so I used them. The quote they gave me was reasonable. The pricing could have been better but I was desperate. The carrier driver was courteous and on time. The whole process took two weeks but it wasn't AmeriFreight's fault. It could have taken just a couple of days, however, I had some problems on my end getting the person in California to release my car. The delivery time was a little awkward because I was at work and I had to leave. I didn't get enough notice with that. Other than that, I'm happy with my experience.

I did get AmeriFreight's free quote and it was higher than other places but I decided to use it because I was short of time. The transport organizer was very nice and very helpful with information that I needed. The driver was very respectful and also nice about everything. I really liked him. He got my car here two days early. He helped me with a lot of stuff, and I appreciated that.

I needed to ship my vehicle because of a military change-of-base move. The initial pricing of AmeriFreight was the biggest factor I chose them. Their quote was a little low, and it was because either I did not read everything, but whatever the circumstance was, I did not realize that AmeriFreight puts their business out for bid. So it was a little bit higher from what the quote they gave, but other than that, that's fine. My coordinator was absolutely fantastic and very responsive. I can talk to her even after normal business hours. The carrier driver was very nice. I gave him directions on to his next location and he dropped the car off. The delivery was done in three days, within my expected timeframe.

I was moving from Connecticut to Missouri, and I wanted to ship my car down. I went with AmeriFreight since they had very decent reviews online. The initial quote that they gave me was fine. However, when they talked to the transporter, it ended up being a couple hundred more. It was a little disappointing at first. The pick up was a little erratic because the driver had trouble getting to where I was and I kept receiving completely different times. At first, he said he's going to be here one day, which was conflicting with when they originally said the car was coming. And then, he kept calling every few hours for the time to change but he got there eventually, and then it was delivered really quickly two days later. I appreciated that I got my car so quickly. The turnaround was less than two days, which was above and beyond.

I shipped a vehicle from Michigan to California using AmeriFreight after seeing their good ratings. Their quote was definitely lower than what I ended up paying since I had to spend about $300 extra which is about 30% extra. So it was giving more. It’d be more appropriate if the pricing quote given initially gets closer to the final price. The carrier driver was reasonable and it took about 6 days from the time the vehicle was picked up to the time it was delivered. It was a very good experience.

I was moving for a job from Texas to New Jersey, and I needed to have my car shipped. AmeriFreight gave me the lowest initial quote. It ended up being a couple of hundred dollars more expensive, but that price is still comparable to other shipping companies so I stayed with them. I started off with a transport organizer who left half way through and I was transferred to another one, but the transfer went smoothly and I was always kept up to date with everything. I like how they communicated with me real-time throughout the whole process.

I purchased a car that had to be shipped. I did a lot of research and talked to quite a few transport companies, and went with AmeriFreight because they seemed more professional, had all the answers to my questions very specifically, and seemed to know the business better. They had quite a few really outstanding referrals, too. It was really great with them. They got everything taken care of fast, the price was reasonable, and there was nothing hidden. The quote and final payment were exactly what they said it was going to be.

I had my mother's car in Memphis. She let my daughter drive it and I needed to get it back to my mom in Huntsville, Alabama. I googled for good review moving companies and Amerifreight was one of them. When I put in calls to these companies, Amerifreight was the one that called me back and was willing to work with me and get it done quickly. The quote I got from the girl was perfect. It was exactly what it was. She called to make sure I had the time and dates I would need. She then told me the driver would get in touch with me then called me again to make sure the car was delivered as promised.

The quote given to me was great and accurate. The transport organizer did great, too. The carrier was knowledgeable and showed up on time. The whole transaction took 2 days, which was within my expected timeframe. I'd recommend AmeriFreight.

Our son accepted a job in Scottsdale, Arizona and we live in Louisville, Kentucky and we thought it was too long of a distance to cover. It would have been at least a two-day drive, 27 hours, and also, we did not want to put that many miles on his car. It was the one that we got him in high school, a 2007, and he's not ready to buy another car yet so we shipped it. AmeriFreight was unbelievably wonderful. I had so many questions and I had never done anything like it before. I didn't really know anything and my agent took so much time with me and patiently answered my questions time and again. Everything went smoothly and it could not have gone any better from beginning to end.

My girlfriend had a handicap-accessible vehicle that we needed to get from California to Virginia. We had looked into companies that could transport the van and came across AmeriFreight online. Jeff, the transport organizer was real helpful with my girlfriend's concerns because the upgrades to her van are very expensive being handicap-accessible. I told him the dimensions and what difference it is made as far as the weight and he took note of it. He was flexible with the date as I was concerned about her flying out before AmeriFreight could pick the van up. He was very accommodating and adjusted the date for me. Then my girlfriend met the driver. He was very polite and explained everything he was doing. She was super concerned about the loading and unloading of the van. He said he had done it before so the experience was helpful. He had great customer service.

My daughter was living in Florida and I live in Missouri and I needed to get the car back to Missouri but she wasn't able to drive it so I had to ship it. I went online and got a bid, cost and availability of the driver. The quote I got was 100% accurate. The transport organizer was simple to deal with. She led me through the process and the driver showed up when she said he would. The car arrived as quickly as possible, so it was all good. The carrier driver and I were able to communicate with each other and come up with a better drop off point for him so it all worked out well. The whole thing took three days to complete - it shipped quicker than I thought it would. I was really pleased with the whole process. I'm definitely satisfied.

I blew up my engine in New Hampshire when I was on vacation and I needed it shipped to where I reside in Virginia. I looked into other transport companies and AmeriFreight was very thorough in discussing everything. They got my dimensions because my truck is a bit bigger than most and need a specific classification to transport it. The organizer was amazing and our communication was very well. Then, the driver was attentive. They watched my paint and the wheel well because they had to put chains on my tires. They drove all night so instead of doing it in two days, they were back in a day. The whole experience was very smooth and the price was right. I would definitely use them again.

I moved across the country and shipped my car with AmeriFreight based on the ratings online that I saw on the website. The quote they gave me was accurate. Anytime a carrier was coming to the area, the organizer would call a bidder, tell us when they were leaving and ask if we wanted to do it. She was really good and on point. The carrier driver gave us enough time to get home from work because he got here in Seattle during work hours and it was hard to leave because we don't work close. He just didn't deliver it right away and did so after work which was great. From beginning to end, the whole process took a little less than a week and the car arrived earlier than the expected time frame. Overall, they're a good company and they deliver as promised. They were, hands down, the best service in shipping the car from New York to Seattle.

When I was just moving to a new location, I did some research online and saw that AmeriFreight had some good ratings. The quote was good. It was a bit more expensive than the other companies but then again, I trusted their expertise. I had very good interactions with the transport organizer and the driver. They were very polite, very courteous, and their expertise was very good. I would choose them again in the future.

I had to pay AmeriFreight $300 more than their original quote, but they had the lowest quote so I went with that. They gave me an explanation but it was something that I wasn’t expecting. Also, it took about a week after my original transport date before they were able to find a carrier.

As part of a company move, I have to ship my vehicle. My HR found and recommended the AmeriFreight. I got a quote and we went from there. Initially, the quote was for $1,500, but it went almost $2,500. The price was a little bit on the higher side, but service was good. The schedule, the payment, and everything went very well. They came and delivered on time.

I needed to get the car from the party I purchased it from to where I needed it. I had a lot of different quotes but I liked what I saw and heard when I talked with AmeriFreight. I also had a confirmation from the seller that AmeriFreight was a good company. The driver and I were in contact by cellphone and we coordinated things well such as where I could meet him. The entire process took a day or two longer but it was close to the time frame.

California to New York was quite a long way, so I preferred to ship my vehicle than drive it to New York. AmeriFreight's price was quite advantageous and it was one of the most reactive. The other companies sometimes have some difficulty to show the real price but AmeriFreight's was quite clear from the beginning. However, the first quote was cheaper than the following one. Having transporters as AmeriFreight's contacts is the only thing that was not clear for me.

I needed to get a vehicle on the other side of the country, so I did some online research and from what I saw AmeriFreight seemed to stand out and its prices were good as well. The quote they gave me was right on point. The transport organizer and the carrier driver were nice gentlemen. I was informed about the process the whole way. So they did a good job.

AmeriFreight had the built-in reputation of police and military shipping, so I used them. They gave me options of quotes, and I chose the one that best suited me. It was easy and didn’t take too long. It wasn’t a long drawn-out process, so I appreciated that. I was little confused with the process being it's the first time I had sent a vehicle, but they were friendly and walked me through it. The driver was really nice and professional. It was really late at night, so for him to still care about customer was good. The whole process took 11 days. That’s the only part that was kind of upsetting because they did say 7 to 10 days. I don’t know why, but it wasn’t like the end of the world. They did say 10 days, so I always assumed the worst.

I was moving across the country and got AmeriFreight to ship my vehicle because they were convenient, straightforward, friendly, and patient, and they weren't too pushy compared to a lot of other people. I availed of their free quote option. They tried to put in a lower bid and worked it off based on where I stood. So, that was a pretty convenient option, especially if I had it one more time. A lot of other people just give me one, and that would lock in regardless. So, I like that they try to work with me on that. The quote they gave me turned out to be pretty accurate in the end. For the most part, I had fairly short, concise, and standard interactions with the transport organizer. There was no hassle and no arguing. In contrast, I had one person yell at me at another company.

I needed to ship my vehicle from California to Virginia and the quote I got from AmeriFreight was the best. I had a great communication with the organizer. She informed me when there was a driver available. It was great all the way until we got the carrier. When they weren't meeting their end, that’s when my experience went downhill.

AmeriFreight had some good ratings online. Their quote was fair and though I didn't shop around, it sounded reasonable. The transport organizer was very helpful. My wife picked up the car and she said everything went smoothly. Our car arrived in perfect condition. I was very happy with the service AmeriFreight did. They were right on time and very punctual. We’re gonna use them again in December.

Lucia was a pleasure to work with transporting my car three times across the US!! The process was uneventful and smooth. The driver was on time and very professional with each delivery. We look forward to using Lecia again next year!

The rep gave me a free quote at $1,400 for both vehicles and in some companies, that would pay just one vehicle. She gave me a quote a couple of days after and it was about $100 cheaper. However, the timeframe that I needed for the vehicle to be picked up didn’t match that particular timeframe, so we had to do it again. The new quote had a $200-$300 jump but I didn’t mind because the company that was hired had 5 stars and they received great reviews. She was very courteous and on top of things. She was always keeping in contact with me.

I needed to ship my vehicle from Arizona to Arkansas because I was relocating here. My move date was moved back by about a month because we were waiting for our home to be built and that's why I started the process before then. I got bombarded with phone calls and there were definitely some that were fraudulent. That's when I decided to go with Consumer Reports with the higher ratings. I was happy with the quote from AmeriFreight. It was in the ballpark of what I had expected because I had done some research prior to contacting them. The organizer was awesome and went over and above. She returned phone calls when she got the go ahead and she worked with me on the schedule. The driver was also a very pleasant guy.

My daughter was moving to Nevada and we decided to ship one of our cars to her so she doesn’t have to buy one. We signed up with another company, but they completely dropped the ball on that. A week before the move date, the car was still in the driveway and that’s when I found AmeriFreight. The price was very competitive, even when they had to raise it a little. Ali helped me a lot and kept me posted with all the progress on the order. When the transport was available, she contacted me right away so we made the arrangements.

I was moving across the country and it was convenient for me to ship my vehicle because I'd be riding in the moving van. I looked at a few websites and had gotten some quotes and out of the material that I was sent back, I decided to go with AmeriFreight. Their initial quote was not the same as what I actually paid because I didn’t book the service until several weeks later. I was told the original quote was lower than what I was charged at the time that I booked which was the peak period because of the location that I was headed. I got a notice from the driver of the time that he was coming. He showed up on time, took the photos and had the paperwork. It was picked up at 2 pm on a Friday and I got my car on Monday at 10 am and it’s running fine. Overall, it was a professional experience. The transport part was good, but there was a little bit of a bump with the customer service. Nevertheless, they met my expectations.

The quote was a little low than what I actually paid but I understand. It had a $400 difference. The scheduler was great. I don't have any issues with the driver, and the whole process wasn't very long. I recommend AmeriFreight.

AmeriFreight got good reviews, and I felt good about their free quote which was pretty much right on. The drivers were very personable. We were moving back from San Diego to Virginia and my husband was talking about the route he was gonna drive with my son-in-law. They were driving a truck full of furniture, and one of the drivers said not to go that way since it's too hilly for driving a 26-foot truck. He was really helpful with directions on how to avoid certain areas. My daughter sent her car and we shipped ours but both families were very happy. From pickup to drop-off, everything was great.

I've had a very easy and worry-free experience with AmeriFreight. I contacted a few other companies beforehand, and they never shipped my car. They set up a date and then didn’t show up. But AmeriFreight was the first company that actually contacted me and got my car shipped. Allie, their transport organizer, was very knowledgeable and straight to the point and took care of business. It took five days to book a truck and then five or six days for the actual move. The carrier driver was friendly. My quote was increased a little because the driver wasn’t heading to my area in Virginia but he lives in Hampton, which is 45 minutes away. I just didn’t think a 30-minute drive would mean additional $300.

My youngest son was going back to school at Arizona State and so we needed to get his car from Florida to ASU. I did a lot of research and had a few bad experiences in some of the initial calls and ultimately, I started reading Consumer Reports and several other places. AmeriFreight happened to be the ones that seem to get some of the best ratings, so I called them and had a great experience with them. Their free quote option was a little higher than some of the others I had gotten, but I felt good with the price and based on the service I got, it was well worth it.

I moved to Upstate New York with the army. I bought a vehicle in Colorado and I needed to get it moved up there. I Googled a bunch of transport companies and AmeriFreight had the cheapest quote overall and they were the easiest to communicate with. Talking with the transport organizer was fluid, very informative, and very helpful. I wasn’t there on the day of delivery and someone else picked up the vehicle for me. However, from what I heard, it went well. We got a receipt and the vehicle was in good condition. There was a seamless transition from the transporter to recipient. From beginning to end, it took about a week and a half total. I expected two to three weeks so it was well within my time frame.

Transport of RX 350 from El Paso to Peachtree City, GA. My son-in-law recommended I contact AmeriFreight when I had the need to ship a car from El Paso, TX to GA. Very good recommendation! Graham ** assisted me during the entire process and worked diligently with the transport company to ensure a safe delivery of the vehicle! Outstanding customer service by Mr. ** and I highly recommend AmeriFreight for arranging the transport of any vehicle.

We just had a cross-country move using AmeriFreight. I took advantage of their free quote option and I felt it was fair and it was at par with the rest of the market. My transport organizer was regularly available and gave me the information I needed. My wife was the one here during the pickup but she was pretty happy with her quick interaction with the carrier driver. The process, from the time they picked it up to the time they delivered, was not more than four days. It was just a solid experience across the board. There were no lapses in communication or any issues with our agreement. It just happened the way the business is supposed to.

I was relocating about 2,000 miles. AmeriFreight' s quote seemed competitive to what I received from other folks. I initially spoke to the organizer a month ahead of the move date. He went over the process with me as far as how the brokering works, the way that the bid was put out, and the mechanics of it from a business standpoint. He said that based on the vehicle size and general information I provided, we're looking for this number of parts whether the various carriers had room for it or whether it'd fit in with the schedule if someone would accept a lower bid. If not, as we got closer to the date, they would raise the bid until it was picked up.

I was moving across the country, and I needed to get my car shipped from California to Massachusetts. I went with AmeriFreight after seeing their reviews. They gave me a quote that was better than the other companies. In the end, it was off by about $500, so that wasn't great. The carrier driver was helpful, and I got my car before our schedule so that was appreciated.

I just got out of the military, was moving cross-country and had two vehicles to move. I was able to haul one and needed the other one to be shipped so I can get it down to Charlotte. I researched online and other people’s reviews’ said that AmeriFreight seemed like a pretty good place. The company was also one of the first ones to get back to me with some information. Then I got a free quote which seemed good and when I talked to a rep, she was able to do some extra things that I needed, like ship stuff before I left and then to have it wait someplace before I got to Charlotte.

I had them arrange for me to ship a new car from MI to AZ. They secured me a competitive cost under $1000 and the car was picked up on time and delivered 5 days later at 9 am. They were honest and forthright regarding how this all worked. The car arrived on an open container a little dirty from the drive as would expected. Only complaint was that communication between the time I placed the order and when it was delivered was minimal. It would be great if they invested in some automatic alerts via email (ala Amazon) so I could see what was happening in that time.

I needed a utility vehicle shipped from Iowa to New York State and AmeriFreight was what I found available to do it. I felt good about the quote they gave me. However, there was a little confusion as to the final price and I couldn't really get them to call me back. But the initial interaction with their transport organizer was positive - he was pleasant. The carrier driver was reliable and came on the time we agreed upon. The whole process took a week and as far as I know, the vehicle arrived in the same condition that it left in.

We were shipping a car back to my daughter at school. AmeriFreight popped up during my search and initially, it looked like it was a reasonable rate. However, the rate they published online wasn’t anywhere near what it would really cost. It was significantly higher and a little misleading. They gave me the same mumbo-jumbo that they put the price out to bid and it depended on needs and whether or not there was somebody going out, all the typical stuff that comes with shipping. I’ve shipped a couple of cars so it’s always going through these third-party brokers and it’s the same process they all use.

I needed to get my car back home. AmeriFreight wasn’t as good as I’d hoped. The original estimate had been for $550 and I ended up having to pay $790. One option came through a little earlier for $690 and I turned that one down. Then the ultimate bid that I was able to get was $790. I had to take that bid because time was going by. It was a little bit outside of my window but it was fine. I’ve used them once before, and then I had recommended them since. They were professional and efficient.

The quote given by AmeriFreight was slightly high, but it's worth the price. Their reps kept me in contact constantly when their person was going to be here. They were also professional and friendly. The carrier drivers told me they were going to be at my house at 4:00 o’clock and they were here 30 minutes before 4. They got my car off with no mistakes. It was an outstanding and excellent service. Also, what I like about AmeriFreight is that they are honest. When they said that they’re going to look for me a vehicle that day, they've done it. I will definitely recommend them.

We went to Arizona for a medical procedure for my husband so we needed to get a car down here. I called AmeriFreight and the quote was a bit higher than other places but they were true to their quote and we felt that according to the reviews that we were seeing, the extra cost was probably worth it for the quality. We arranged the schedule several weeks before. There was a low in communication and I had to call them and ask, "Is anything going on?" But they were so good about answering my questions quickly. By the third call I said, "I will try or email." I kept any calls and emails and when I finally responded, I said "I will try to do it when I get time, but my husband just had a liver transplant." and we've been in the hospital for three weeks. I really respected that our circumstances wasn't just about getting what they needed and that they were very considerate of others.

I have shipped four vehicles before but I never used AmeriFreight. But when I bought a vehicle out of state, AmeriFreight called me, said that they got a delivering individual and came back with a quote that I deemed as reasonable, so I took them. They got my vehicle delivered, took it off the trailer, put it in my garage, and I gave them cash. I signed their paper and they gave me a receipt. They didn't speak a lot of English, but that didn't make any difference. I wasn't there to converse with them. As long as I got my car and they got their money that I agreed on, I was happy. Everything went fine.

I did some research online. Some of the professional moving and sales as well as individuals had recommended AmeriFreight. Reviews were good and consistent so I thought I'd give them a try. The whole process was better than the expected timeframe. They were slightly delayed on the pickup because they had some traffic. They had hoped to get here on a Friday evening and made it on a Saturday morning because it was a slightly longer trip than they expected. But the whole thing took 48 hours or less, to go 2000 miles. They did very well and were very easy to work with. They were on-time and very upfront. All of my interactions were very positive. It was a good follow-up and fairly well-organized and easy.

I had an old car and wanted to give it back to my sister who lived in Oregon. I read the reviews on AmeriFreight and it sold me on using them. They seemed reasonable and the rate sounded good but it was just to get me hooked on going with them and then I would pay the same as I’d pay anybody else. I’m not disappointed by that though. When I filled out the form online, I didn’t even know if they got it and were working on it. I wasn’t getting any feedback from the original person I talked to for 2 weeks. So I didn’t even know my paperwork went through. I had to call them to ask what's going on and if they got my paperwork and they told me they got it. I would’ve liked to have seen a little bit more communication right off the bat.

The quote that they gave me was fine. But the actual price was higher than the quote. And I would have hired a different company that had more accurate quote if I had known about this. It was a good experience overall, but I wish the quote was met.

I’m moving from Olympia, Washington to Aiken, South Carolina. I went with AmeriFreight due to their reviews. The girl who handled the front end, the quote and everything else, was very professional. She was great and did an outstanding job, but the carrier driver was terrible. He was a day late from when he called to say he was going to be there. I was out of town and had a neighbor get the car for him, and it was ready for him. He called and said he was going to be there and then didn’t show up. He had the other person waiting at length for a day, and then called and said he’d be there first thing in the morning and didn’t arrive until 4:00 in the afternoon.

I was moving out of state and AmeriFreight was the only one that responded when I sent out my need for shipping my vehicle. I took advantage of their free quote option. The only thing was that the actual cost for shipping came up to be 25 bucks more expensive than the quoted price. But that was fine. The transport organizer was great overall. She explained the process very well and overall I'm satisfied. The carrier driver was super cool - he was a funny guy. All in all, the process took about one week from pickup to delivery, just as they told me it would be.

I was moving and I needed to ship my car from California to Philadelphia. AmeriFreight had the cheapest quote so I used them. The transport organizer was helpful and very nice. She checked in on everything and called me before and after the shipping to make sure it went smoothly. The carrier driver was fine too. However, he kept on counting the money wrong and then telling me that it was short, so that was weird. Then he finally realized that he was wrong. So that took a little longer than expected. The process from beginning to end took about eight days but it was within the expected timeframe.

I contacted two transport providers when I was moving and AmeriFreight was the first one to respond. They gave me a fair quote. My transport organizer was knowledgeable and answered all my questions very quickly. The carrier driver was kind and patient. The car was delivered after six days which was faster than expected.

I bought a car from a dealer in Houston, Texas and I have it shipped to California. I shipped with other companies before but I was open to try somebody new, so I checked BBB and ConsumerAffairs and AmeriFreight had good ratings. I got their free quote and I expected it to be low but I wasn't surprised when the actual quote came in after AmeriFreight looked for shippers and it was a little bit higher. The transport organizer Rick was great, very informative, and patient. I was very pleased.

My father used AmeriFreight before and everything went perfectly for him. He was very happy. So when I needed to ship my vehicle from Seattle to Dallas at the end of the summer, he referred me to AmeriFreight. They gave a very good quote for free. Unfortunately, when they were going out to get the carrier, the price ended up being much higher but still within the range I allowed from the quote. Their transport organizer was great. We have good and open lines of communication. However, I couldn't get into contact with the the first person I was paired with. There might’ve been something wrong with the email system and whenever I tried calling, he wasn’t in the office and then he’d call back. Then I got switched to another rep and she was fantastic.

I had to get my vehicle from Washington to Michigan. I found AmeriFreight on the website and they had good reviews so I chose them. They were the ones who found the trucking company and they were the only ones who were willing to come to Mio, Michigan. Their transport organizer did a good job. The driver though was a different story. I wasn’t there for pick up because I had already left town so a co-worker took care of it, but that went smoothly. However, I had a CB antenna on top of my truck and the driver said he forgot to take it off and he went under the tunnel and ripped it off. The Pace that the antenna was clung to, which is a heavy magnet attached to a cable that hooks into my CB inside my truck, he left that dangling on the side of my truck which scuffed the outside of my truck while going through many states. So that didn’t make me happy.

I used AmeriFreight when I transported the vehicle which I bought out of state. They came highly recommended on the internet. However, their rep sent me a quote and said it was for negotiation. But when I gave him a number, he said it's not going to work and said he'll give it a try but he came back with the same number that he initially gave me. So it really wasn't a negotiation process. I was also disappointed with their transport organizer because I felt like they're coercing me into buying their extra insurance policy. Now, I felt like I bought insurance that wasn't even necessary. Nevertheless, their driver was absolutely wonderful. He was a nice guy and I trust him. It took about three or four days to pick up and deliver the vehicle.

Our son recently moved to Scottsdale, AZ, from Louisville, KY, for a new job. After researching auto carriers, AmeriFreight stood out as one of the best. Ali ** of Amerifreight spent quite a bit of time with me explaining the process and assuring me that the car would make it safely on the day we needed it to arrive, if not before. It seems like standard procedure for the final part of the transaction to be paid in cash to the driver and that went off without a hitch. Our driver walked around the car with us on pick-up and delivery to mark any dents or scratches on the vehicle before it left Kentucky, as well as note the mileage in case anyone was concerned. (The car was a 2007 so there were a few marks to start but absolutely no change on delivery.) Everyone we dealt with from beginning to end was pleasant, professional and extremely accommodating. I highly recommend AmeriFreight.

When I moved to California, I used AmeriFreight to ship my vehicle. Being new to this area to give them $900 in cash to, they should consider the clients if they're gonna be late. The delivery driver was only two hours away from me, but he was unwilling to come any earlier than the day that he wanted to come, which was late. But Ally, the transport organizer was there to keep me informed and find somebody to do the job. She stayed on top of it and as soon as somebody was available, she used multiple ways to get in touch with me which I appreciated.

I couldn’t pass the smog test in California so I couldn’t get the vehicle registered here and I wanted to give it back to my parents. AmeriFreight had good reviews out of all of the other ones. I was given a much lower quote than what was the actual amount I paid. I got a number to call the driving company. I called them and they gave me a number for the driver. The driver was supposed to come to my house. But about the time that he was supposed to come, he asked me to meet him 20 minutes away, and not at my house. So it was not actually door-to-door, which was fine because it’s LA and I get it. But the driver was really nice and he got the vehicle delivered which took about a week.

I was relocating for my job, so I hired AmeriFreight a couple of weeks before my move. The first touchpoint was through their online system, but after that, I talked a person who would respond to my calls and emails. It was good. I also inquired about quotes at other places, but the quote that Amerifreight gave me was competitive in terms of market rate. They have been very prompt about informing me when my car will be picked up. The car was picked up with some minor delays due to traffic but after that, it was delivered the next day as I expected. The driver gave me a call right when he came. He helped unload the car, then we did a quick walk through. He was very courteous, friendly and straightforward. The delivery process went very easy. From the pick up to the delivery, it took less than 24 hours, which is very reasonable given the distance between the geographies of the travel. My experience was very good.

I needed to ship my vehicle to its buyer who was a family member. I initially liked AmeriFreight's online quote but I had to pay $200 more than what they originally quoted to me. The whole process seemed disingenuous. They quoted a price but I had to pay more to get somebody to pick up the car and I didn't like that.

They charged my deposit before the car was picked up. They keep giving me a higher price after they already gave me a quote for $1090 to ship my car from SC to CA. They attempted to make more money out of you until I said no and demand that I want to cancel my service with them. Do not use them if you want to get ripped off. Rick ** was my sales guy and he is terrible.

We were moving cross-country and we were shipping one car. AmeriFreight had the best reviews online that I could find. I used their free quote option then I called and changed the quote multiple times. It was very easy. Compared with the other quotes I got from different companies, it was around average or a little below. I took advantage of the military discount as well.

I needed to ship a Chevelle that I sold on eBay and AmeriFreight guaranteed me a price for it and lied about it. They told me that if I went with their offer where I paid about $900 that they'd guarantee a pickup by a certain date. When the pickup was supposed to show up, all of a sudden it's an extra $280 on top of that guaranteed price and they wouldn't ship the car unless I paid that $280. Also, I know that we live in the United States and we have the 2nd Amendment but it seems kind of weird to me that the carrier driver gets out with a gun strapped to his side. It was not so much of an issue on my end but the people that I was having the car delivered to were a little freaked out with the situation. It just didn't come across as professional. However, the delivery time was pretty quick because he picked it up on a Wednesday and Saturday morning he dropped it off. It was about a week and a half earlier than we expected.

My family and I relocated from Wisconsin to Utah, so we needed to transfer one of our cars without driving it because we don't have enough drivers. I saw AmeriFreight's ratings and found out that they were on the list of the top 25 freight companies. So I went to their website and was very impressed with it. Their transport organizer walked me through the process. But they usually don’t book the bid with the trucker until the week before the transport. He then gave me a date that he was going to follow up with me, but I never heard back from him. I did multiple follow ups with him but never heard back. I got lost in the mix and had to be re-setup with a new agent. I had to reach out to the company directly and someone else was assigned.

We were moving so I looked online and chose AmeriFreight based on their reviews. Their quote was a bit more expensive than the cheaper quotes I got by $100 or $200 per car, but they allowed me to pay in advance by credit card instead of cash on delivery. The transport organizer set the move up then called to confirm after all was done and I was satisfied. The delivery driver was professional and efficient.

We're moving, and this is my first time to ship my car from one state to another. I didn't have any prior experience with this, so I went online and looked for reviews of broker companies, and AmeriFreight came out among the top. They were accredited and had a lot of good reviews. So, I went to their website, to see how easy it was going to be for me to get my quote. Other broker company websites give you the quote directly. Although this approach seems very straightforward, I didn't like and trust it.

My dad owned an SUV in New York and when he passed away, I decided to transfer it to Texas. I was a bit apprehensive about going with a carrier to begin with. But because of the distance involved, I didn’t want to drive the car for 1700 miles. I needed to get a carrier to move the car so I started doing some research and AmeriFreight seemed to be one of the ones that had good ratings and reviews so I went with them. They sent me the paperwork via email and it was very straightforward. I’ve reviewed all of the requirements that they had. Rick was the rep I dealt with, but when I couldn’t find him, someone else picked up the phone, relayed the message and I got a callback at some point. It was a good experience. Once they found a carrier, they put me in touch with the folks that were in charge of picking up my car. They set up the appointment. The SUV was picked up and delivered on-time. It was effectively flawless.

After extensive online research I went with AmeriFreight as they were in the top 2 highest ranked companies. It was fast and efficient from the beginning: clear communication and pricing, follow up calls to check if the shipper (they are brokers) picked and then delivered the car. Everything I expected. It was a pleasure doing business with them. No hassle- simple and quick.

I moved from Charleston to Seattle and AmeriFreight had really good reviews online. I got a quote from them before I signed and it was so good. However, we had to go up $200 for the carrier because the car needed some fast delivery. The transport organizer was awesome and helped me a lot. She's always in very good contact with me, calling every two or three days, making sure that everything was going well and telling me what's the situation and what was the status of the carrier. She also called me two times for other options available but at the time it was too much money so I didn't opt for any of that.

I bought a vehicle In Tennessee and needed to ship it to Montana. I picked AmeriFreight based on the reviews I looked at. The transport organizer was really personable and explained things relatively well. She was pretty good at answering questions. However, I didn't fully understand all the steps and everything that needed to take place in working with a broker versus actually working directly with a shipper. A little bit more upfront explanation would've been beneficial for me. They also shoot me an email when a shipping time came available and I had to respond to get that time slot. I didn't like that because it's like they assume I'm checking my email every second of the day, which is not the case for most people. I would've preferred a phone call for that stuff.

We had a vehicle shipped from Colorado to Connecticut and went with AmeriFreight because of the online reviews. I had never done that before and we were a little nervous based on reviews for the other transport companies that we've read, but everything went smoothly and we were extremely happy with AmeriFreight. The quote that we got from them was higher than that of others, but it wasn't higher than the highest ones I got. However, it wasn't as low as some of the other quotes. Nevertheless, I'm still confident that it was in the price range that we were looking for. Everything went fine with the transport organizer in scheduling. I was given all the information that I needed. The carrier driver was a very nice guy. He did everything he was supposed to do and a little bit more. Once he picked up the vehicle, the process took about three days and this was a little bit early compared to the expected time frame. I was extremely satisfied.

Amerifreight provided prompt service, did what they said they'd do and charged no hidden fees. My car had died and my father had an extra truck that he wasn’t using and I needed it quickly. Amerifreight had a decent price and their rep made me feel safer. The transport organizer was professional, responsive and tried to get the transport done quickly. The delivery came two days before I expected them to and they delivered in a convenient location.

Amerifreight's organizer was very nice and I didn't feel I wasn't cared for. The carrier was amazing. He was so funny and easy to talk to. We used them because the Navy approved them. The process was easy and I felt confident. I would probably do it again if I had to.

I was moving down to Houston. I got the quote ahead of time, and the response was pretty quick. The quote from AmeriFreight was in line with other quotes I received. The move was pretty easy to set up. I just let them know what the address needed to be picked up and delivered at, and the move went pretty smooth, was quick and easy, and my car was delivered on time.

I did business with AmeriFreight two years ago and recently got them again because I got transferred from my job, from California to Texas. Scheduling the transport was perfect. The driver and I had a good interaction since we're both in California. I just told him when I planned to be in Texas and then he gave me his schedule also, and we agreed to meet at a certain time. The entire process was quick, around four days at most.

I was relocating from Texas to California. When I spoke to the customer representative, Allie, she explained the process thoroughly, very thoughtful and detailed and more so than anybody else that we talked to. When we had a question about when pickup was going to be, she was very responsive, and took the time to really explain it and was very helpful throughout. I was very happy with the quote I got, it was lower than I thought it was going to be. The carrier driver was very pleasant, super nice and very good at communicating the time that he would be dropping off, and he was right on time. They told us that the transfer will take 6 days and we were delighted that it only took them 3 days. We were really impressed with how fast they got the vehicle to California. It was much easier than I expected.

I needed to ship my vehicle from Indiana to California. I read the reviews and spoke to AmeriFreight's representative, Rick who instilled more confidence in me about the company's track record and their utilization of drivers with exceptional track record. The quote they gave me was a little high so I called back and renegotiated the quote. Their transport organizer gave me his cellphone number. Every time I called however, he never answered so I had to call a backup person and try to find out information.