How does car transport work in Ireland?
You tell us where the car is and where it needs to go. We collect it on a flatbed, secure it properly, and deliver it fully insured. The car is carried, not driven, so no mileage is added.
Booking is one phone call. Give us the collection address, the delivery address and the car’s details, and we will quote a clear price and agree a day that suits. Eircodes are handy but not essential, a dealer name or a townland works just as well. From our base in Harristown, Navan we are minutes from the M3, so most of the country is a straight run.
On the day, the car is driven or winched onto the flatbed, strapped down and checked before the truck moves. It stays on the bed for the whole journey, so no fuel is burned, nothing is worn and not one extra kilometre goes on the odometer. That matters when the car is brand new, freshly detailed, or sold on the strength of its mileage.
Can you deliver a car I bought from a dealer or auction?
Yes. We collect from dealerships, auction houses and private sellers anywhere in Ireland and deliver to your door. Dealer deliveries are practised work for this flatbed, so your purchase is in careful hands.
A lot of our transport work is dealer deliveries, and the photos on this page are real jobs, our flatbed collecting at VW, Nissan, Skoda and SEAT forecourts. Sold cars reach their new owners’ doors clean, undamaged and with the same mileage they left with.
Private buyers get the same service. If you have bought a car in Cork, Galway or anywhere else in Ireland, we collect it and bring it to your door. No begging a lift off a friend, no two-car convoy, no long motorway run in a car you have never driven. Send us the details and we will price the run.
Do you transport non-running cars?
Yes. Non-runners, failed engines, seized brakes and accident-damaged cars are all moved with specialist loading equipment. If it rolls, or even if it does not, we can load it safely.
Plenty of the cars we move do not start. Auction buys sold as non-runners, project cars, dead engines and accident-damaged vehicles are loaded with specialist equipment rather than muscle. The winch does the work, so nothing is forced and nothing gets worse on its way onto the bed.
If the car has just died on you rather than being a planned move, our 24/7 breakdown recovery line is the faster route, the same trucks answer it day and night. For a non-runner that can wait a day or two, booking it as a transport job usually costs less, and we will tell you honestly which one you need.
