Audi Car Shipping

Clean the Vehicle:

• Thoroughly clean both the interior and exterior of your Audi. This makes it easier to inspect for damages before and after shipping.

Document Existing Damages:

• Take clear photographs of your Audi from various angles, documenting any existing damages or issues. This will serve as a reference point during the inspection upon delivery.

Check Maintenance and Fluids:

• Ensure that your Audi is up-to-date on its regular maintenance schedule. Check and top up all essential fluids such as oil, brake fluid, coolant, and transmission fluid.

Verify Tire Pressure:

• Check and adjust the tire pressure to the manufacturer’s recommended levels. Well-inflated tires contribute to the overall safety during transport.

Remove Personal Items:

• Remove all personal belongings from the vehicle. Items should be kept below the window line and should not exceed a total weight of 100 pounds. This includes items in the trunk and glove compartment.

Secure Loose Parts:

• Ensure that any loose or aftermarket parts, such as spoilers or antennas, are properly secured or removed to prevent damage during transport.

Prepare a Spare Key:

• Have a spare key for your Audi ready to provide to the shipping company. This is important in case the main key is misplaced during transport.

Check the Battery:

• Verify that the car battery is in good condition. If the battery is weak, consider replacing it or providing a charger to ensure the vehicle is operational upon delivery.

Fold In Mirrors:

• Fold in the side mirrors to prevent them from being damaged during transport. This is particularly important if your Audi has power-folding mirrors.

Keep at Least a Quarter Tank of Gas:

• Maintain a fuel level of around a quarter of a tank. This is sufficient for loading and unloading but reduces unnecessary weight.