Truck Shipping Services in Coral Springs, FL

I-Ship makes truck shipping from Coral Springs simple. We transport standard pickups, lifted trucks, and non-running vehicles using open or enclosed carriers based on your truck’s needs.

About Us

What Is Pickup Truck Shipping for Long-Distance Transport?

Truck shipping is the process of moving your vehicle from one location to another using a professional auto transport carrier. People ship trucks for many reasons, including relocating to another state, buying a vehicle online or at an auction, inheriting a truck from out of state, or moving a work truck for business purposes. Some Coral Springs residents also ship trucks seasonally or between properties. Whatever the reason, truck shipping can save you the mileage, wear, and effort of driving the vehicle a long distance yourself.

What Types of Pickup Trucks Can Be Shipped?

Enclosed transport fits cars like yours if you drive:

Standard Pickup Trucks

We regularly ship popular pickup models such as the Ford F-150, Chevrolet Silverado, RAM, GMC Sierra, Toyota Tundra, and similar trucks.

Work and Commercial Trucks

Commercial pickups and work trucks can also be transported, depending on their size, weight, body configuration, and equipment.

Heavy-Duty and Dually Trucks

Heavy-duty pickups and dually trucks can be shipped when the carrier can accommodate their overall dimensions and weight.

Lifted and Modified Trucks

Trucks with lifted suspensions, oversized tires, aftermarket wheels, or other modifications can be transported, although they may require a carrier with additional clearance or capacity.

Non-Running Trucks

Inoperable trucks can also be shipped. Let us know the vehicle’s condition in advance so the carrier has the proper equipment for loading and unloading.

Open vs. Enclosed Transport for Pickup Trucks

You have two main transport options based on your truck, protection needs, and budget.

Open Truck Transport
Your truck is loaded onto an open auto carrier and remains exposed to weather and normal road conditions during transit. This is the most common option for standard pickups and work trucks because carrier availability is typically higher and pricing is usually lower. The vehicle is securely loaded and tied down for transport.

Enclosed Truck Transport
Your truck is transported inside a fully enclosed trailer for added protection from weather, road debris, and dirt. This option may be a better fit for high-value, customized, restored, or specialty trucks, depending on the vehicle’s dimensions and available carrier capacity.

Neither option is mandatory for a specific truck type. The right choice depends on your truck, preferred level of protection, availability, and budget.

Open vs. Enclosed Transport for Pickup Trucks

Get a Pickup Truck Shipping Quote in Coral Springs

Need to move a standard pickup, lifted truck, work truck, or non-running vehicle? I-Ship can arrange the right carrier based on your truck’s size, condition, route, and transport requirements. Explore our auto transport in Coral Springs services or send us your truck details, pickup location, and destination to get a shipping quote today.

How We Work

How the Truck Shipping Process Works

Here’s what happens from start to finish.

Provide Your Details

Give us your truck's year, make, model, pickup location (ZIP code), and destination ZIP code. Tell us when you need it picked up.

Confirm Condition and Modifications

We'll ask if your truck runs, whether it's lifted or modified, and anything else that might affect transport.

Arrange Your Carrier

We match your truck to an available carrier with the right capacity and route.

Pickup and Inspection

The carrier inspects and documents the truck’s condition before transport. Your truck gets secured to the carrier.

Delivery and Final Inspection

Your truck arrives at the delivery address. You inspect it, compare it to the initial photos, and sign off.

How Much Does It Cost to Ship a Pickup Truck?

The cost depends on several real factors:

Distance
Shipping across the country costs more than moving 200 miles. A cross-country pickup truck shipping job costs differently than a regional one.

Truck Dimensions and Weight
Bigger trucks take up more carrier space. A lifted truck with oversized tires takes more room than a stock F-150. Heavier vehicles affect fuel costs for the carrier.

Open or Enclosed Transport
Open shipping costs less. Enclosed transport adds to the bill because carriers have fewer spots available.

Running Condition
Non-running trucks cost more because the carrier needs special equipment to load them safely.

Modifications and Oversized Features
Lifted suspensions, wide fenders, and custom wheels affect whether your truck fits on a standard carrier.

Route and Timing
Some routes are busier than others. Shipping during peak seasons costs more. Rural destinations sometimes cost more because there are fewer carriers going that direction.

The best way to know your actual cost is to get a quote with your truck details and route.

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Shipping Lifted, Modified, and Oversized Pickup Trucks

Lifted and custom trucks need extra planning because their dimensions may fall outside standard carrier limits.

Height

A lift kit increases the truck’s overall height, which can limit trailer clearance and affect carrier compatibility.

Width

Oversized tires, aftermarket wheels, and wide fenders can make the truck too wide for certain trailer setups.

Weight

Larger tires, added equipment, and heavy modifications increase vehicle weight and can reduce available carrier options.

Ground Clearance

Very low or unusually high clearance can change the loading angle and may require different ramps or loading equipment.

Cost

Modified trucks often cost more to ship because fewer carriers can safely accommodate their size, weight, and loading requirements.

Testimonials

What our clients say

FAQs

Yes. Non-running trucks cost more because the carrier needs equipment to load them, but we ship plenty of vehicles that don’t run.

Transit time depends on distance and route. Cross-country shipping typically takes about 5–7 days. Long-distance routes take longer. We’ll give you an estimated timeframe when you book.

Professional carriers use secure tie-downs and have insurance. Damage is rare, and you inspect your truck when it arrives to confirm its condition matches pickup photos.

Yes, but we need to know about the lift and tire size upfront so we match you with a carrier that fits your truck properly.

Contact us with your truck details, year, make, model, pickup and delivery locations, and any modifications. We’ll provide a quote based on real carrier availability and your route.

Get in Touch 

Ready to Ship Your Vehicle? Contact Us Today

I Ship business hours are Monday-Sunday from 9 AM – 6 PM EST. We encourage you to call our main contact number or send us an email to engage our services. We are an approved FMCSA business with Registration License

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I Ship will charge our clients an additional 3.5% for our merchant fees.

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