Safe & Secure Vehicle Transportation Options

Open and enclosed transportation are two different methods of transporting cars, trucks, and other vehicles from one location to another.

Open transportation involves transporting the vehicle on an open-air trailer that is exposed to the elements, such as wind, rain, and debris. These trailers are typically larger and can transport multiple vehicles at once, making them a more affordable option. However, open transportation does not offer as much protection for the vehicle, and there is a greater risk of damage from road debris and weather.

Enclosed transportation, on the other hand, involves transporting the vehicle in an enclosed trailer that is fully enclosed and protected from the elements. These trailers are typically smaller and can only transport one or a few vehicles at a time, making them a more expensive option. However, enclosed transportation provides much greater protection for the vehicle, and there is less risk of damage from weather and road debris.

When deciding between open and enclosed transportation, several factors should be considered, such as the value and condition of the vehicle, the distance of the transport, and the level of protection required. For example, if the vehicle is a classic car or has a high value, enclosed transportation may be the preferred option to ensure maximum protection during transit. However, if the vehicle is a daily driver or has a lower value, open transportation may be a more cost-effective option.

Overall, both open and enclosed transportation are valid options for transporting vehicles, and the choice ultimately depends on the specific needs and circumstances of the owner.