Arrange a planned move between a home, seller, garage or another address. Share the route, vehicle condition, access details and preferred timing.
This service is for a move planned between two locations. Check who can release the vehicle and receive it, then share the access hours and preferred timing.
Tell us whether the car runs, rolls and steers, and whether it is a classic, newly purchased, damaged or awaiting garage/NCT transport. Include preferred timing and access limits.
Use this service for planned moves between a home, seller, garage, dealer, NCT centre or another agreed address. It is different from help beside a vehicle that has just broken down. If the car is stranded, ask whether recovery is more suitable.
Tell us if the vehicle starts, rolls and steers, and mention flat tyres, collision damage, a locked parking brake or fluid leaks. Classic and vintage cars may need extra care around ground clearance and loading points. Do not assume the same method suits every model; provide the vehicle details and any manufacturer guidance.
Confirm that the vehicle can be released and that someone will be available if keys or paperwork need to be handed over. For a garage or NCT-related move, share opening hours and any instructions about the vehicle. A failed test alone does not say whether the car is safe to drive, so describe the specific issue.
Share the full pickup and delivery locations, preferred date or time, and any gates, height restrictions, narrow entrances or timed access. Check that the destination can accept the vehicle when it arrives. If the route, condition or timing changes, confirm whether the arrangement or price needs to change before transport begins.
For a move around Dublin, give the exact addresses rather than only the area names. Mention airport, city-centre or underground-car-park access if it affects collection. We will ask about the vehicle and the route, then discuss the service and costs before you decide.
For a vehicle that has stopped unexpectedly, compare this with breakdown recovery before arranging a planned move.
If your car cannot be driven after its test, see transport after a failed NCT.
The right option depends on the vehicle, location and what has happened.
Call with its condition and whether the wheels roll and steer. Mention any blocked wheels, damage or access limits so a suitable loading method can be discussed.
Yes, you can contact us to discuss a planned move. Share the seller’s location, delivery address, vehicle condition and any collection arrangements.
Tell us the vehicle’s ground clearance, condition, dimensions if known and access requirements. Confirm handling arrangements before booking.
Provide the pickup and drop-off addresses, timing and vehicle condition so the journey and access needs can be assessed.
They can both involve moving a vehicle, but planned transport is arranged in advance between locations. Breakdown recovery responds to a vehicle that cannot or should not continue; tell us which situation applies.
