EasyGo Logistics LLC

EasyGo Logistics LLC, auto transport broker across all 50 states

EasyGo Logistics LLC is a federally licensed auto transport broker based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It is registered with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration under USDOT 4259387 and MC-1652326, and operates with license and bond under federal authority. Its activity consists of coordinating vehicle transport across the 48 contiguous states, plus Hawaii and Alaska, with door-to-door service and port logistics management when the route requires it.

An advisor assigned to every shipment

The company positions its model as a counterpoint to the practice of handing off the vehicle to a carrier and disappearing. According to its presentation, each shipment has an advisor who accompanies the client from booking to delivery, personally managing each pickup, carrier confirmation, and delivery window, without an automated system. Phone support is provided by a licensed advisor during business hours, with no automated phone menus. The site states that the client pays only after a carrier is confirmed and that no deposit is required upfront.

Transport options

The catalog distinguishes two main options, both with carrier cargo insurance included on every shipment:

• Open transport: the most economical and most common option, aimed at everyday vehicles and standard interstate moves. It offers greater carrier availability and faster pickup windows.
• Enclosed transport: at a higher price, it protects the vehicle's bodywork from road debris, rain, ultraviolet radiation, and dust. It is intended for luxury, classic, exotic, or high-value vehicles.

Services by vehicle type and client type

The company states that it transports any vehicle with wheels through the same network of vetted and insured carriers. The offering includes motorcycle transport, with securing or crating by carriers specializing in two-wheelers; classic and exotic vehicles with enclosed shipping and preferential treatment; non-operational vehicles, with carriers equipped with winch and liftgate; and boats, jet skis, ATVs, and UTVs on the appropriate trailer. It also covers expedited shipments with priority dispatch and pickup within 24 to 48 hours, and routes between the mainland and Hawaii or Alaska with an ocean leg and documentation managed end to end.

Auctions, private individuals, and professionals

The site dedicates a specific section to situations where the calendar conditions the operation. For auction buyers, the company works with the main houses—it mentions Copart, IAAI, Manheim, GovDeals, and ADESA, as well as local auctions—and handles the pickup appointment, gate pass, and carrier coordination within that window, with the aim of avoiding daily storage fees. For private buyers and sellers, it coordinates both parties, documents the vehicle at pickup, and offers buyer or seller pickup and a condition report. On the professional side, it lists lot-to-lot transfers for dealerships, customer deliveries, and trade-ins, as well as volume rates and priority dispatch for wholesalers moving inventory at scale.

Factors that determine the price

The company explains that distance is not the only pricing criterion. It notes that short trips, under 200 miles, can be the most expensive per mile because the carrier does not fill the trailer economically. The type and size of the vehicle influence the price, and non-operational vehicles carry a surcharge for specialized loading. Urgency also matters: standard dispatch allows loading to be planned efficiently, while expedited pickup implies priority and a higher cost. Seasonality adds to this, with marked increases in Florida and Arizona during the winter resident season and higher volume in summer. Carrier availability on the specific route is, according to the company, the most overlooked factor: corridors with high truck density keep prices competitive, while markets with fewer carriers make the service more expensive, and the accessibility of pickup and delivery addresses can generate discounts or surcharges. Finally, it cites the price of diesel and market conditions, which pass variations on to carrier rates within a few days.

Complex pickups and post-delivery follow-up

The company states that it has coordinated shipments from both residential homes and impound vehicle lots, a type of pickup that may require forklift assistance, access control, and specific appointment windows. It also mentions military bases and non-operational vehicles among the cases handled. After delivery, the site states that it maintains follow-up and availability to address any issue, rather than considering the operation closed when the driver leaves.

Location and contact

Phone: (888) 387-6204 · Email: support@easygologistics.us · Hours: Monday to Friday: 08:00-19:00; Saturday: 09:00-17:00