Inoperable units

Non-Running Semi Truck Transport

Winch loading and specialized handling for wrecked, seized, or non-running tractors and Class 8 trucks.

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About Non-Running Semi Truck Transport

Non-running semi truck transport requires a carrier with a winch, drive-on ramps, or an RGN with a detachable gooseneck. Steering must still turn (or units must be skidded), and we document condition photographically before loading.

Whether the truck is running, non-running, wrecked, oversize, or newly purchased at auction, we route to a carrier with the right winches, ramps, and permits to move it legally and safely across state lines.

Common non-running semi truck transport use cases

Blown engines
Seized transmissions
Wrecked units
Salvage-title purchases
Repossession pickups

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What's included

Nationwide pickup and delivery in all 50 states
Verified USDOT-authorized carrier network
Right-sized equipment: flatbed, step-deck, RGN, lowboy, or driveaway
Documented pre-trip and delivery inspections
$1M cargo insurance on every load
Under-1-hour quote turnaround from real dispatchers

How pricing works

Non-Running Semi Truck Transport pricing depends on distance, truck class and condition, transport method, pickup and delivery accessibility, and current lane capacity. Typical rates fall between $2.00 and $4.50 per mile; heavy-duty, oversize, and non-running loads carry additional permit and equipment surcharges. Every quote is itemized before you commit.

Preparing your truck

1Remove or secure loose items in the cab and sleeper.
2Disable alarms and provide two sets of keys.
3Document existing damage with time-stamped photos.
4Leave a quarter tank of fuel; drain if non-running.
5Provide title, registration, or auction release paperwork.