RV Transport Services

Shipping an RV can seem ironic, but there are times it needs to happen. Maybe you have just bought a new motorhome and it’s across the country. Perhaps you need to meet your camper somewhere. When you’re ready to move your RV, uShip is here with you for the entire process. We make it easy by guiding you on how to ship an RV, help you get quotes from professional RV haulers, and give you some tips along the way.

uShip’s marketplace is your one-stop-shop for finding the best RV transport companies at their best rates possible. Create your shipment listing with the details of your vehicle and your needs for your RV delivery service. Transporters who specialize in RV transport will then give you quotes for your review, competing for your business. This ensures you get the best rates for RV transport.

• Flatbed services: RV transportation via flatbed consists of larger trucks and flatbed trailers. This method is able to haul multiple RVs or campers at a time and for long distances.
• Tow-away services: A tow-away service for an RV requires the RV to be hauled to its destination. This method involves special equipment and trucks to ensure safe loading and transportation. The type of equipment and truck depends on the size and type of RV that needs transportation.
• Drive-away services: With this method, an RV transportation company will dispatch a driver to personally drive and transport your RV to its destination. This does not require any additional equipment or vehicles.

Not sure what RV delivery service you need? Check out uShip’s guide on having your RV driven or towed.

• Secure latches on all doors, windows, and cabinets.
• Secure or take down any items hanging on the walls.
• Turn off all appliances and electronics.
• Disconnect the power supply and gas lines.
• Make sure there are no loose items within the RV.
• Check that all parking, brake, turn signal, and indicator lights are functional.
• Latch and secure all cargo doors, chains, and pop-ups.
• Lock slide-outs if your RV has them.
• Check fluid levels and for any leaks.
• Secure tow bar and hitch.
• Inspect battery.
• Check pressure in all tires and visually inspect for cracks and excessive tread wear.
• Verify that service and parking brakes function as they should.

These tips are some of the most important things to keep in mind when preparing your RV for transport. Take a look at the owner’s manual for your RV for manufacturer-specific information on RV shipping. Even though this process may take some time, it ensures that the RV delivery will go smoothly and that you will receive your camper in good condition.