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America's World Freight Miami
(305) 477-4941
1601 Northwest 82nd Avenue
Miami, FL
Cargo Zone
(305) 592-7707
3399 NW 72 Ave.
Miami, FL
World Wide Sprint
(305) 640-1900
8611 NW 54th St
Doral, FL
Comet Delivery Svc
(561) 655-3920
7902 Nw 66th St
Miami, FL
Pacific Shipping Services Inc
(305) 718-9987
8145 Nw 68th St
Miami, FL
Omnibus La Cubana
(305) 541-1700
1101 NW 22nd Ave
Miami, FL
Zap Courier
(305) 663-7996
4253 Sw 71st Ave
Miami, FL
All Around Auto Transport Llc
(305) 591-0473
4995 Nw 72nd Ave
Miami, FL
Aficionado Transport
(305) 629-6206
8399 Nw 66th St # 3
Medley, FL
Carijamaica Freight & Shipping
(305) 477-9407
8524 Nw 72nd St
Miami, FL
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Shipping a UTV

Shipping a UTV

Whatever the reason, tis the season that many of us get the most out of our UTV’s. Hunting, camping, snow riding and more; winter is a great season to be outdoors. So, whether you are planning a rural vacation with the family this winter or a get away with the boys, you may be shipping that sucker to get it home in time for the holidays. As weather conditions make roads slick and travel precarious at times, it is important to adequately prepare your UTV for shipping in order to minimize the chances that it is damaged, and ensure that you will be compensated in the event that it is. While these steps are designed to help you prepare your UTV for a shipping company, they can also be useful if you are planning on hauling it yourself.

Your first step in preparing your UTV to be shipped is full-body wash. Take your time and get off any mud that has accumulated and dried. As you work, note any existing scratches, dents, dings or other damage and document this with both a written account and by taking photos. Be sure to date this documentation. Next, gather any records you have of past body work that has been done to the vehicle and assemble this information into a comprehensive description of the vehicle’s current condition. When you hand over the UTV to the carrier it is a good idea to briefly go over this information with him so both parties are aware of the condition.

After you have established and documented the current condition of your UTV, remove any loose items that could possibly be lost while on the trailer. The UTV may be shaken during transport causing these to fall off, so double check that you’ve got everything.

The final step is a quick mechanical check-up. Even though the vehicle will probably not be driven during shipment, the carrier may have to ride it on or off the trailer so it is important that it is in appropriate condition. Check the tire pressure, fluid levels, charge the battery and make sure it has some...

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