Apartment Moves » For Customers · Updated June 04, 2026
When people think about moving something large, U-Haul is usually the first name that comes to mind. Renting a truck and transporting your own belongings has been the standard approach for decades. But you’ll come across a time when U-Haul may not be what you need. You see, not every shipment requires renting a truck,
For Customers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated March 02, 2026
Many motorcyclists are concerned about carting their pride and joy in an open-air trailer. There’s not only weather to contend with, but loose straps, bumpy roads and sharp turns as well. It’s one thing to ride a motorcycle through these conditions, but another to transport it helplessly on a trailer. The worst thing would be
For Customers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated May 15, 2026
When transporting multiple motorcycles at one time, as many professional motorcycle haulers do, stacking them onto a single trailer can get tricky. So what size trailer do you need for three motorcycles or more? Here’s a quick breakdown.
For Customers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated May 15, 2026
To secure a motorcycle in a moving truck, use two to four ratchet tie-down straps attached to the truck’s built-in anchor points. Loop soft-loop straps around the front fork tubes (not the handlebars), compress the front suspension 20–30%, and ratchet each strap tight so the motorcycle cannot lean or fall. Use a front wheel chock
For Drivers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated May 15, 2026
When you need to transport your motorcycle but don’t want to invest in a trailer (or don’t have the storage space for one), a hitch-mounted carrier is the best option. If you’re unfamiliar with these motorcycle transportation devices, they’re essentially metal racks that hook up to the hitch of your car. You push your bike
For Customers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated May 15, 2026
Using a ramp to load your motorcycle shouldn’t be an uphill struggle. Loading ramps are widely available at home centers and auto stores and often come attached to a van or truck. They seem simple to use: Unfurl or affix ramp, walk motorcycle up ramp, stow ramp. One two three. How hard can it be? Well,
For Drivers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated April 23, 2026
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For Customers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated April 27, 2026
Yes, a motorcycle fits in most cargo vans and many minivans. A standard motorcycle measures about 7 feet long, 3 feet wide, and 4 feet tall. A cargo van’s interior averages 10.5 × 5 × 4 feet, leaving plenty of room. To load a motorcycle into a van safely, you need a loading ramp, at
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For Customers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated May 15, 2026
We’ve previously discussed various motorcycle loading procedures. But those were edge cases, explaining how you could load a motorbike without wheel chocks or ramps. This time, instead of focusing on those rare situations, we’re covering the topic broader and deeper. Here’s how to load a motorcycle into a truck, period. Hopefully, you’ll find this step-by-step