1. Wash Your Vehicle: Cleaning your vehicle helps identify any scratches, dents, or marks before transport. This makes it easier to inspect the vehicle when it is delivered.

2. Check Fuel Levels: It is recommended to leave your fuel tank about one-quarter full. This reduces vehicle weight while still allowing the vehicle to be driven during loading and unloading. It also improves safety during transport.

3. Remove Personal Items: Personal belongings should be removed from the vehicle before transport for security reasons. These items are not covered by transport insurance.

4. Disable Car Alarms: Car alarms can sometimes activate during transport due to movement or vibration. Disabling the alarm helps avoid unnecessary issues.

5. Check for Leaks: Make sure there are no oil, coolant, or fuel leaks before the vehicle is transported., as this can cause to other cars on the carrier trailer, or cars on the road

6. Remove Accessories and loose items : Loose accessories such as bike racks or detachable roof boxes should be removed before transport. Make sure that there are no loose items which may fall of during transport

7. Ensure the Battery Is Working: A working battery allows the vehicle to be loaded and unloaded safely from the carrier.

Proper preparation helps ensure your vehicle arrives safely and without delays.

Following these steps will help ensure your vehicle is transported safely and efficiently.