What we do
We arrange vehicle shipping. Someone needs a car, truck, motorcycle, RV, boat, or piece of equipment moved from one place to another, and we find the right carrier, set the price, and see the job through to delivery. Most of our customers are shipping a vehicle for the first or second time in their lives, so we try to make each step plain.
How we work
Razorback is a broker. We do not own the trucks. We work with independent, licensed carriers across the country and place each shipment with one that is already running the route. That is how a vehicle in a small Arkansas town can be collected within days and delivered to another state without a truck being sent out empty for it.
Before a carrier is given a shipment, we check its operating authority, its insurance, and its safety record. After that we remain your contact. You call us, not a dispatcher you have never spoken to.
Who we work for
Our customers are families moving for a job, students heading to campus, service members with orders, seasonal residents who divide the year between two homes, buyers who found the right car in the wrong state, and dealers moving inventory. We also arrange transport for motorcycles, RVs, boats, and heavy equipment. The services page lists everything.
What we hold ourselves to
- One price. The quote is all-in for the details you give us. Nothing is added at pickup or delivery.
- Honest timelines. If your town is far from an interstate and a truck will take a week to reach it, we say so before you book.
- Carriers we have checked. Licensed, insured, and reviewed before they are assigned.
- A person on the phone. Questions are answered by someone who can look up your order.
Rooted in Arkansas
The razorback is the wild hog of the Arkansas woods, tough and hard to stop. It is a fitting emblem for a company that moves heavy things over long distances. We keep offices in twenty Arkansas cities, from Bentonville to El Dorado and from Fort Smith to West Memphis, so that there is a local number to call wherever you are in the state.
The work itself is national. We ship to and from all 50 states. See the full list of Arkansas locations, or contact us.
Licensing
Auto transport brokers are licensed by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and are required to carry a surety bond. You can look up any broker or carrier by name or number on the FMCSA website before you hand over a vehicle, and we encourage you to do so.