Nationwide Transport for Custom Builds
Modified Car Transport for a Build That’s Truly Yours
You made the vehicle your own. Capstone takes the time to understand its clearance, condition and custom details before arranging the journey ahead.
Built Different Means Planned Differently
The changes that make your vehicle yours can also change how it needs to be shipped. Lowered suspension, wider wheels, custom bodywork or added weight may affect how it fits and loads onto a carrier.
Capstone takes time to understand these details before arranging modified car transport. Accurate measurements and honest vehicle information help us find a carrier prepared for your build.
Clearance
Dimensions
Wheels
Condition
Tell Us About Your Build
Factory details may no longer describe your build. Tell us what has changed so Capstone can plan the move around your vehicle as it is today.
Ride Height and Clearance
Tell us whether the vehicle is lowered, lifted or has limited ground clearance.
Size and Body Changes
Share any wide bodywork, custom bumpers, side skirts, spoilers or other exterior changes.
Wheels and Suspension
Let us know about oversized wheels, wider tires, lift kits, lowered suspension or air ride.
Vehicle Condition
Tell us whether the vehicle runs, steers, brakes and rolls, along with anything that may affect loading.
How Capstone Plans Modified Car Transport
A clear four-step process for moving your modified vehicle from pickup to delivery.
1. Share Your Build Details
Tell us about the vehicle’s clearance, dimensions, suspension, condition and other modifications.
2. Review Transport Options
We review the build and explain which transport options may suit its needs.
3. Arrange a Suitable Carrier
Capstone arranges a licensed and insured carrier prepared for your modified vehicle.
4. Pickup, Transport and Delivery
You and the driver inspect the vehicle before loading. The carrier then delivers it to the delivery address.
How Much Does Modified Car Transport Cost?
Your build is one of a kind, so a factory-standard estimate may not tell the full story. Capstone looks at the vehicle as it is today before pricing the move.
Vehicle Size
Extra width, height or length can take up more carrier space and change the rate.
How It Loads and Travels
Low clearance or certain modifications may call for a different transport setup.
Vehicle Condition
If the vehicle does not run, steer, brake or roll, loading may take more planning.
Shipping Schedule
Short notice and busy shipping seasons may limit carrier choices and raise the rate.
Why Choose Capstone?
Every modification can change the way a vehicle needs to travel. Capstone takes the time to understand yours before planning the move.
Your Build Comes First
We plan around your vehicle as it is today, including its size, clearance and condition.
The Right Carrier
We arrange a licensed and insured carrier that can handle the vehicle as it is.
Ready Before Pickup
Before pickup, you receive the carrier information, expected timing and important shipment details.
Support Along the Way
We stay connected with you and the driver, so you know what to expect from pickup through final delivery.
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions About Modified Car Transport
Tell us about changes that affect the vehicle’s height, width, length, weight or ground clearance. This may include lift kits, lowered suspension, oversized tires, body kits, spoilers and other exterior parts.
Yes. Many carriers can ship lowered vehicles. Share the exact ground clearance so Capstone can find a carrier that can load it safely.
Yes. Capstone can arrange transport for many lifted trucks and wide-body vehicles. The carrier space and transport option will depend on the vehicle’s actual size and weight.
It depends on your vehicle and the protection you prefer. Open transport works for many custom vehicles. Enclosed transport provides added protection from weather and road debris. Your vehicle must also fit within the enclosed carrier’s size limits.
Not always. The price may increase if your changes make the vehicle larger, heavier, lower or harder to load.
Many carriers can move a vehicle that does not run. Capstone needs to know whether it can steer, brake and roll before arranging transport.
The assigned carrier carries cargo insurance for vehicles in transit. The exact coverage, limits and exclusions depend on the carrier and transport service.
Delivery time mainly depends on the distance and route. Traffic, weather and road conditions may also affect the estimated schedule. Capstone will share an estimated transit time based on your shipment details.
Ready to Move Your Modified Vehicle?
Tell us what makes your vehicle different and where it needs to go. Capstone will review the details and help arrange a transport option that fits your build.