Transport Masters USA Reviews

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My son had an emergency breakdown quite a distance from home. I did a Google search and Transport Masters popped up. I called the number and we were on our way. That was simple. I used them to ship the 3/4 ton Dodge van over 700 miles. I talked to quite a few people. There were three people before the dispatch guy and then there were three people after him. It went well but it just seemed like there was a lot of middlemen in it. I felt bad for the dispatcher because they took a cut on their pay because the actual driver team asked for more money. The driver had held them for ransom. But that's between them and the dispatcher.

I have a classic car and I wasn't sure it would make the trip so I wanted to truck it to our new location. It was about a nine-hour drive in a car. I looked up “10 best, most trusted transport,” and Transport Masters was number one in this area so I chose them. I wanted to go with the best because it's a very treasured car.

The pickup and delivery went fantastic. It was so smooth. It's a ‘64 Corvette and I wanted it to be in an enclosed single car carrier. The driver did a great job. He met the gentleman who is my mechanic in Colorado. My mechanic called me and he said, “I like this kid. He's a good kid.” Because he said, “If I don't like the person or if I don't like the transport that they've got, I'm not releasing the car.” It's a $100,000 car. I've had it since I was 16, and I'm 69 years old now. It was supposed to be a three-day delivery. The driver brought it and he was here the next day. I got a good price from Transport Masters. It was very reasonable.

Shipping with them was good. There were delays getting my car shipped but they kept me informed. The rep gave very good advice and the quote was better so I was happy with that.The only downside was that the vehicle got stuck in a port in Charleston because it needed a TWIC card in order to get in the port. That was a homeland security thing. It was stuck there for two weeks because I couldn't find a driver to pick it up. I originally thought that the driver was gonna charge $500 to get it from Charleston to Nashville. But then, I ended up spending $800 trying to get a guy, and then paying another guy $100 to get him into the port. Other than that, the car arrived as it should. I was happy with the service.

All went well. The rep gave me a quote and he was on top of my move. He scheduled everything well. A mover did an inspection of the car and took some pictures. I got my car sooner than I expected. The price was very fair for the quality of service.

The driver was very kind. The car was scheduled to be dropped off the day after I was flying in, but he said that they were gonna have it at a local shop in town before. I could just stop by at their location and pick it up when I got in from the airport, which was nice. The car was dusty from being outside for a week, but it was effectively the same state as when it was picked up. All in all, my experience with Transport Masters was good.