Crestline Auto Transport

Our review

How Crestline Auto Transport checks out

Reviewed Oct 2026 · the same checks for every company, from FMCSA records and the company's own published pages.

Business model

Broker — a partner carrier hauls your car

Licensing

Active · first granted Feb 2010 · 5 revocation notices between 2013 and 2022, all withdrawn FMCSA sends a revocation notice when a required filing, usually insurance, lapses; it is withdrawn once the filing is back.

Insurance & bond

Broker bond on file

Safety record

Not applicable — doesn't operate trucks

Website details

MC-698686 on the website matches FMCSA; we couldn't find the USDOT number

Published terms

• Payment. Paid to Crestline rather than the driver — cash, card, cashier's check or money order, in full at pickup.

  “form of payment will be made in cash, credit card, cashier’s check and/or money order (payable to Crestline Auto Transport).” — crestlineautotransport.com/terms

• Deposit. No deposit until a carrier is assigned, according to the website. We couldn't find the amount.

  “no deposit until a carrier is assigned to your vehicle.” — crestlineautotransport.com/news/questions-to-ask-a-moving-company

• Cancellation. We couldn't find cancellation terms on the website.

• Damage claims. Note damage on the bill of lading and tell Crestline by phone and email within 24 hours of delivery; claims go to the carrier's insurance.

  “Crestline Auto Transport must be notified by phone and email within 24 hours of delivery of the damage.” — crestlineautotransport.com/terms

Fits

Customers who'd rather pay one company, by card if they like, than settle a balance with the driver.

Not ideal for

Anyone who wants the cancellation rules before booking — we couldn't find them on the website.

Worth knowing

• To start a damage claim, everything owed for the transport must be paid first.
• The website has guides for military PCS, college and wheelchair-accessible vehicle moves.

Ask before booking

What happens to your payment if you cancel before pickup.

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