RVs & campers
RV and camper transport
Towable campers and fifth wheels price by length and move behind a heavy-duty tow rig. Drivable motorhomes are a different job: they are usually driven by a hired transporter rather than hauled, so those are quoted by bid.
What's included
- Length-based pricing for travel trailers and fifth wheels
- Hitch, pin-box and weight matched to the tow vehicle before dispatch
- Drivable motorhomes routed to transporters instead of car haulers
- Roof and seal photos captured at pickup, where most claims start
How it runs
- 1Give real length and say whether the unit is towable or drivable.
- 2Have bearings, tires, brakes and lights road-ready; a transporter will refuse an unsafe trailer.
- 3Empty the tanks and secure everything inside before pickup.
- 4Walk the unit at delivery against the pickup photos and sign the digital BOL.
RVs & campers FAQ
Do you tow my camper or haul it on a trailer?
Towables are pulled behind a heavy-duty truck using your own axles, which is why the trailer has to be genuinely road-ready.
How are motorhomes handled?
A motorhome is normally driven by a licensed transporter rather than loaded, so the price reflects driver time and fuel and is quoted by bid.
Can I leave belongings inside?
Light, secured items are usually fine, but nothing loose. Road vibration destroys unsecured cabinetry and personal contents are not covered.