6023 Ruby Way
Nine Mile Falls WA, 99026
What is the difference between a broker and a carrier?
What they do: Carriers own the trucks and physically transport your vehicle from point A to point B.
Direct service: You’re dealing with the company that will actually handle and move your vehicle.
Limited availability: They usually operate within specific routes or regions and may have fewer scheduling options.
? Pros: Direct communication, potentially lower prices
? Cons: Limited customer service, fewer scheduling options, not always easy to find
What they do: Brokers do not own trucks — they act as middlemen, connecting you with carriers in their network.
Wider reach: They can access a large pool of vetted carriers and help find one that fits your schedule and budget.
Pricing model: They take a service fee, which is built into the quote.
? Pros: More options, better flexibility, easier booking
? Cons: Quality depends on the carrier they select, and some brokers use bait-and-switch tactics
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