Allied Automotive Systems

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At Allied Automotive Group, our goal is providing fast and flawless service for every customer we serve. And like many customers, you may have some questions regarding our vehicle shipping process. Please use the following transport tips and FAQs to help us make your next move as efficient as possible.

We actively invest in updating the Allied fleet and employ the top transport equipment available. And we provide meticulous care across the lifecycle of each fleet unit – from scheduled refurbishing, to cycling out and replacing our older equipment. No other carrier is equipped to handle the diverse vehicle transport needs of the industry we serve. Below, we’d like to introduce you to a cross-section of the contemporary carrier equipment that Allied employs every day.

In the Allied network, every move matters and our trained car haulers regularly distinguish themselves. We provide them with the best training available from the moment they join the company, and ongoing throughout their career. Our Certified Instructors are former professional car haulers who conduct a comprehensive program of classroom and on-road instruction, dock-loading training and a rigorous safety curriculum. Safety and consistently clean deliveries are the priority of every task we perform: no employee injuries and no harm to the public on our roads.

Allied owns and operates the largest and most diverse fleet in the industry, with an extensive network that spans the North American continent. Allied was founded 80 years ago, and today offers not only the capacity to meet increasing manufacturer volumes but the infrastructure, the workforce, the fleet diversity, and the experience to lead our industry. We’re in business to deliver vehicle transport excellence on behalf of our customers.

When we say we employ the most experienced and skilled driver workforce in the industry, that’s a fact. We don’t send truck drivers to transport our customers’ high-value vehicles – we send highly trained car haulers. The difference? While it may take up to eight weeks to train a truck driver, we invest 10 to 12 months in our drivers – to develop the right skillset to serve as an Allied car hauler.

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