Auto Transport & Car Shipping in Burlington, WI

A Burlington, Wisconsin carrier that owns the trucks. Open and enclosed car shipping across the Midwest corridor and the lower 48, quoted once and honored.

Moving one car or a hundred?

Two addresses and the vehicle. That is everything a real quote needs.

Get a Free Quote Call or text (414) 667-7447 · USDOT 3739382 · MC 1323099
Straight answer

What does auto transport from Burlington, WI cover?

Auto transport is a vehicle riding on a truck instead of being driven, and Dawley Logistics does it as a carrier first: our own open nine-car haulers work the Midwest corridor out of Burlington, Wisconsin, and DS Brokerage, our sister company, arranges the rest of the lower 48 on carriers we screen ourselves. Cars, pickups, SUVs, vans and side-by-sides, one vehicle or a standing dealer lane.

  • Burlington basedRacine County, southeast Wisconsin
  • Our own equipment90–95% of loads ride on Dawley haulers
  • Lower 48Brokered coverage past our corridor
  • Pickup windowSame day to three days, lane dependent
  • One priceThe quote is what you pay
What rides

What we haul, and what we do not

Most of the confusion in car shipping comes from finding out at pickup that the equipment does not suit the vehicle. Here is the honest spec before you book.

Vehicle types
Cars, pickups, SUVs, vans and side-by-sides; motorcycles case by case
Condition
Operable is routine; non-running is possible when you say so up front
Open transport
On our own nine-car haulers, the everyday method for most vehicles
Enclosed transport
Covered trailers with liftgate loading, arranged through DS Brokerage
Personal items
Up to 100 lb of non-valuable items left in the vehicle
Not carried
RVs and campers
Dawley Logistics open nine-car hauler loaded with white pickups and sedans on an auto transport run out of Burlington, WI
A mixed load ready to roll: pickups up top, sedans on the lower deck, all on our own equipment.
Every service, one place

Car shipping services we run from Burlington

This is the hub page for our vehicle transport work. Pick the one that matches your move and you will find the equipment, the timing and the questions people actually ask about it.

Shipping to or from a city, not a service?

Start with auto transport and car shipping in Chicago, IL, our busiest lane out of Burlington. Milwaukee, Madison, Minneapolis, Detroit, Green Bay, Nashville, Louisville, Indianapolis and Tampa pages are being built next; until then, call and we will quote the lane today.

Enthusiast cars and a wrapped coupe loaded for car shipping from a southeast Wisconsin retail lot by Dawley Logistics
A retail lot pickup. When a hauler cannot reach a driveway, a nearby lot does the job.
Who calls us

Who ships vehicles with us around Burlington

Roughly half of our work is repeat commercial volume and the rest is people with one car and a real deadline. Around Burlington, Racine County and southeast Wisconsin that looks like:

  • Dealers moving trades, auction buys and inventory between rooftops
  • OEM, rental and construction fleets on standing lanes
  • Snowbirds heading south in the fall and north in the spring
  • Families relocating for a job, and students heading to campus
  • Buyers who found the car online and need it brought home
  • Collectors and show entrants, and owners sending a car to a wedding, a launch or a film set
  • Military families moving on orders
About the number

Why an honest quote is sometimes the higher one

A low number online is easy to publish and hard to run. When no carrier will take the lane for it, the price gets revised upward after you have already committed, and the pickup date slides.

We quote what the lane actually moves for and hold it, even when securing the carrier costs us more — as long as the vehicle’s condition and any modifications were disclosed when you booked. No hidden fees, no negotiation, no asterisk.

What moves the number
  • Distance
  • Season
  • Vehicle size
  • Runs or not
  • Open or enclosed
  • Pickup window
  • Access at both ends
  • Modifications

Tell us those eight things and the quote you get is the quote you pay.

How we are built

Carrier first, brokerage second

Dawley Logistics started hauling in 2020 and moved into vehicles about eighteen months later. The brokerage came after the trucks, not instead of them — and that order is why the whole thing works.

The trucks

We run our own haulers

Around 90 to 95 percent of loads move on Dawley open nine-car haulers. Owning the equipment is why we know what a lane costs and how long it really takes.

The brokerage

DS Brokerage fills the gaps

Past our corridor, our sister company places the load with a carrier that has been checked on authority, equipment, insurance and compliance. About 75 percent do not pass.

The phone

A real person picks up

Jeremy answers quotes and bookings himself. Tracking software is coming; today an update comes from someone who knows where the truck actually is.

Before you book

Are you hiring a carrier or a broker?

Most auto transport websites are brokerages with no trucks. That is not automatically bad, but it changes who is accountable when a pickup slips. Ask which one you are talking to.

A phone-only brokerage

Posts your load and waits

  • No equipment, so the quote is a guess at what someone will accept
  • The lane price can be revised once the load sits unclaimed
  • A load can be passed on again, and the truck that arrives is a surprise
  • Updates depend on whoever answers, if anyone does
Dawley Logistics

Owns trucks, then brokers

  • Most loads ride on our own nine-car haulers out of Burlington
  • We quote from what the lane actually costs us to run
  • Brokered loads go to vetted carriers, and the carrier we confirm is the one that shows up
  • Active USDOT 3739382 and MC 1323099, verifiable before you book
See how open transport works

Shipping something that cannot take a stone chip? Enclosed auto transport is the other half of the answer, and we will tell you plainly when a vehicle does not need it.

Dawley Logistics blue Peterbilt car haulers parked at the Burlington, WI yard between auto transport runs
Our own haulers between runs. The equipment is the reason the quote holds.
Quote to delivery

How a Burlington car shipping move runs

  1. Tell us the lane

    Pickup, drop, the vehicle, whether it runs, and when you need it there.

  2. One price comes back

    Priced for that lane and that vehicle. Nothing is booked until you say go.

  3. The hauler shows up

    Usually same day to three days out. Condition is documented on the bill of lading before it loads.

  4. You sign it off at the drop

    Same paperwork, same walk around. If something is wrong we pause with the carrier and you have an action plan within 24 hours.

Work vans and pickups loaded on a Dawley Logistics hauler for commercial vehicle transport from Burlington, Wisconsin
Commercial units loaded at a staging yard, the same process a single family car gets.

Gated community, permit street or a hauler that cannot turn around? We meet at a community area outside the gate or the nearest well-lit lot, and it costs nothing extra.

Where we run

Our own trucks work the Midwest corridor. The brokerage covers the rest.

Dawley Logistics is a carrier first, based in Burlington, Wisconsin. Our open nine-car haulers run Minneapolis, Chicago, Milwaukee and Detroit as the bread-and-butter lanes, with coverage across the Midwest plus Kentucky and Tennessee, roughly a 500-mile radius. Beyond that, DS Brokerage, our sister company, moves vehicles anywhere in the lower 48 on carriers we vet ourselves.

  • USDOT 3739382 · MC 1323099Active carrier authority
  • Carrier firstOur own nine-car haulers move 90–95% of loads
  • One priceThe quote is the price, no hidden fees
  • A real person answersCall or text (414) 667-7447
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Straight answers

Questions about auto transport

Which auto transport service do I need?

Match the vehicle to the equipment. A daily driver, work truck or SUV goes open, on our own nine-car haulers. A collector car, exotic, fresh wrap or lowered build goes enclosed. Moving house, heading south for the winter, buying a car online, running a dealer lane or entering a show each has its own page with the timing and paperwork that go with it. Describe the vehicle and the deadline and we will point you at the right one.

Is there anything you will not transport?

RVs and campers, on any deck. Motorcycles are case by case. Cars, pickups, SUVs, vans and side-by-sides are everyday work, running or not, as long as the condition is disclosed when you book.

Do you actually own trucks?

Yes. Dawley Logistics is a carrier first. Roughly 90–95% of our loads move on our own open nine-car haulers; DS Brokerage, our sister company, covers the rest.

What actually decides the price of a car shipping quote?

Eight things: distance, season, vehicle size, whether it runs, open or enclosed, the pickup window, access at both ends, and any modifications. Tell us those eight and the number you get is the number you pay.

Will the price change after I book?

No. The number we quote is the number you pay, even if it costs us more to secure the carrier. The one condition: the vehicle’s condition and any modifications have to be disclosed when you book. No hidden fees, no negotiation, no asterisk.

How fast can you pick up?

Usually same day to three days out, and delivery runs the same, depending on the lane.

How do I know where my car is?

Call or text Jeremy or the carrier and a real person answers with the update. Tracking software is coming; today the update comes from someone who knows where the truck is.

Get an auto transport quote for your lane

One number, held to, from a Burlington carrier that answers the phone.