01What we move
First Responder Transport moves trucks, project cars, non-runners, and farm and utility vehicles on open and enclosed trailers across Tampa, Lakeland, Plant City, Davenport and the rest of Central Florida. Send a photo and both towns and you get a real price back, usually inside the hour.
02Cars that will not start
A car that will not start is a normal job. What matters for the quote is whether it rolls and whether it steers, because that decides how it gets onto the deck. A project car that has sat in a garage for years, a truck that died in a yard, a tractor that has not moved since the last owner: tell us which of those it is and send a photo of where it sits.
03Chained down properly
Every load goes down at four points, checked before the truck leaves the gate and again before it gets on the highway. It is the same routine whether the load is a skid steer or a classic.
04What to send for a price
- A photo of the vehicle, and one of where it is parked.
- Whether it runs, rolls and steers.
- Both towns, or both addresses if you have them.
- Open or enclosed, if you have a preference.
- When it needs to move. Nights and weekends are fine.
The price that comes back is the price on the invoice. Nothing gets added afterwards.
05Where we run
Most of the work runs along I-4 between Tampa and Davenport, and down to Bradenton.
06Questions people ask
How much does it cost to transport a car?
It depends on the distance and on whether it runs, rolls and steers. Send a photo and both towns and you get a fixed price back, usually inside the hour.
Do you move cars that do not run?
Yes. Non-runners are a normal part of the work.
Do you have enclosed trailers?
Yes. Vehicles move on open or enclosed trailers.
Can you move a vehicle at night or on a weekend?
Yes. Seven days a week, at any hour, and the price is agreed before the job starts.
What areas do you cover?
Tampa, Plant City, Thonotosassa, Lakeland, Auburndale, Davenport and Bradenton most often, and the rest of Hillsborough, Polk, Manatee, Lake and Orange counties.