Everyday run · down off the Rim
Auto transport from Flagstaff to Phoenix
Down off the Rim on I-17, into the heat. Auto transport on our open trailers, run by our own drivers, out of Prescott, Arizona.
- Distance
- about 150 mi
- Drive
- 2.5 hours or so
- Road
- I-17, the whole way
- Terrain
- Rim country · long descents
Flagstaff → Phoenix, road and all.
Flagstaff sits up around seven thousand feet and the Valley sits at about eleven hundred, and this run is mostly that drop. Our drivers take I-17 south out of Flagstaff, through the Mogollon Rim country and the long grades below it, past Camp Verde and Cordes Junction, then down through Black Canyon City and Anthem. About a hundred and fifty miles, with a different climate at each end.
Flagstaff is a place we pick up from and deliver to on the everyday run down to Phoenix. Nothing of ours is stationed up there — no yard, no truck parked in a lot — so the vehicle is collected where it sits, and the base it belongs to stays in Prescott.
This is the corridor for anything moving with the seasons: a car coming down out of the cold, a motorcycle headed up to the pines, a travel trailer being moved between a summer address and a winter one. On a run with this much grade in it, a proper tie-down matters more than it does on flat ground, so that is the part we check twice.
On the open deck, strapped down.
Cars and trucks relocating between the high country and the Valley are the bulk of it. Motorcycles go up this way constantly — it is a good road for a bike if you are not the one riding it — and fifth wheels and travel trailers move between seasonal spots on the same corridor. Open trailer, every time, and a vehicle that will not start is no problem: it gets winched on.
Open trailers only · auto transport, nothing else
- 01
Cars, trucks and SUVs, including non-running vehicles
- 02
Motorcycles, from baggers to trikes
- 03
Fifth wheels and travel trailers, loaded and strapped on the deck
- 04
One unit or a whole driveway on the same trip
Every truck in our fleet carries the Never Lost Logistics name, our DOT number and our MC number on the door, so you always know whose truck is in the driveway.
Every move, on the record.
Condition is photographed before it leaves and again at delivery, the paperwork is signed and sent to you, and brokers can book us through Central Dispatch.
Photos & video
At pickup and at delivery
Signed BOL
Plus the invoice, sent over
Super Dispatch
And Central Dispatch for brokers
Four things and we can price it.
We do not publish a rate card, because the number depends on the load and the week. Tell us these four things and you get two answers back: when it can move, and what it costs.
- 01
Where it is picking up
A town is enough — the street address comes later.
- 02
Where it is delivering
Same again. The other end of the run.
- 03
What is moving
Car, truck, bike, fifth wheel, travel trailer. Running or not.
- 04
When it needs to move
A date, a week, or "as soon as there is room".
Calls and texts both reach our office · quote requests land on the phone the moment they are sent
Rather just tell us?
Call or text, and we price it from there.
(928) 910-5799Or text it — usually fasterA photo of the vehicle or trailer plus the two towns is the fastest way to a firm number. Calls and texts both reach our office.
Other runs we make.
3 other runs · somewhere else entirely? We quote points across Arizona, Nevada and California all the time.