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Car and Bike Transport in Dehradun

Most vehicle damage in transport happens at the two ends of the journey: a rushed handover, a loose item in the boot, a bike rolled on without straps. This page explains how Agarwal Packers and Movers prepares cars and two-wheelers, what you should keep ready, and what to check when the vehicle arrives.

Is it worth it?

Car transport Dehradun owners ask about most

The honest first question is whether you need a carrier at all. For a move inside Dehradun, or a short hop to Haridwar or Rishikesh, driving the car yourself is usually simplest. Transport starts to make sense once the distance is long, when nobody in the family wants to drive it, when the car is going to a city where you will arrive days later, or when you have a second vehicle and only one driver.

Two-wheelers are different. Riding a bike from Dehradun to Delhi or Bengaluru is a long, tiring trip with luggage, so most families send the bike with their household goods. It goes on the same booking, and it is packed and loaded by the same crew.

Cars

How a car is prepared and loaded

Joint inspection

We walk around the car with you and photograph every panel, the bumpers, glass, wheels and interior. Existing scratches and dents are marked on the report.

Readings noted

The odometer reading and the fuel level go on the report, along with what stays in the car: spare wheel, jack, tool kit and floor mats.

Signed handover

You and our representative both sign the report. You keep a copy. Hand over one set of keys and keep the spare with you.

Enclosed carrier

The car is driven up onto a covered carrier, the wheels are chocked and it is strapped down so it cannot move on the road.

Car secured inside an enclosed car carrier container before leaving Dehradun Motorcycle fully wrapped in protective packing material, ready to be loaded for transport Agarwal Packers and Movers crew member with a scooter and chair wrapped in stretch film in a Dehradun lane
Your side of the handover

Getting the car ready

Before the day

  • Wash the car a day before. Scratches cannot be noted on a dusty panel.
  • Keep the fuel low, enough to drive on and off the carrier and reach a pump.
  • Check the tyres are inflated and the battery is healthy. Tell us if the car does not start easily.
  • Mention any oil or coolant leak so the car can be placed where it will not drip on anything else.
  • Switch off or disable a car alarm, or tell us how to silence it.

Take these out

  • Documents, cash, sunglasses, chargers and anything of value.
  • Detachable accessories: removable music systems, dashcams, roof carriers, bike racks.
  • Loose items in the door pockets and glovebox.
  • Household goods from the boot and back seat. Tell us, and we will carton them.
  • Air fresheners and anything liquid that could spill in the heat.
Documents

Papers to keep ready

For the handover, keep these to hand. Give copies for the paperwork and keep the originals safe with you, then carry them when you collect the vehicle in case they are asked for on the way or at delivery.

  • RC (registration certificate) of the car or bike.
  • Insurance policy copy, current and in force for the dates of the move.
  • PUC certificate, valid at the time of transport.
  • ID copy of the owner, and an authority letter if someone else will hand over or receive the vehicle.
  • Loan or company papers if the vehicle is financed or registered to your employer. Check with the lender or company whether they need to be told.
Moving to another state for good? Rules on re-registering a vehicle, or getting a no-objection certificate from the RTO where it is registered, depend on the state and on how long you will be staying. Check the current requirements with the transport department before or soon after you move. We transport the vehicle; the registration change is done by the owner.
Two Agarwal Packers and Movers workers wrapping a motorcycle before transport from Dehradun
A motorcycle being wrapped before loading.
Two-wheelers

How bikes and scooters are packed

A bike is the most easily damaged thing on a household truck if it is simply rolled on and leaned against the cartons. It needs its own packing.

  • Fuel drained to a safe level before loading.
  • Mirrors and loose parts taken off where possible and packed with the bike, so they are not snapped off in transit.
  • Padding first: the tank, headlamp, indicators and handlebar ends are covered with bubble wrap or foam.
  • Stretch film over everything, which keeps the padding in place and the dust out.
  • Upright and strapped in the vehicle, so it cannot tip or rub against furniture.

Helmets, riding jackets, covers and chargers for electric scooters travel in a labelled carton, not hanging from the handlebar. The condition of the bike is photographed before wrapping, just like a car.

In transit and at delivery

On the road and at the other end

On intercity moves the vehicle is GPS tracked and we send updates, so you are not left calling to ask where it is. You can also follow a consignment on the track your shipment page of our main site. As a rough guide, Delhi is one to two days from Dehradun, while longer routes such as Mumbai or Bengaluru take several days. We confirm the expected time when you book.

At delivery, take your copy of the condition report and walk around the vehicle before signing, in daylight if possible. Check the panels, glass, wheels and interior, and make sure the accessories on the list are there. If you find anything new, write it on the delivery note there and then. It is much harder to raise a problem after the carrier has gone.

Goods-in-transit insurance is included in the quote. If your car or bike is new or high value, ask about declared-value cover before the move.

Price and booking

What it costs and how to book

Vehicle transport is priced on the vehicle, the distance and whether it travels with household goods. Indicative bands are on our charges page, and the exact figure is given in writing when you book. For more on long-distance vehicle moves, including routes out of Uttarakhand, see the vehicle transport service on the main Agarwal Packers and Movers site. Moving the whole household as well? Start with home shifting in Dehradun.

FAQ

Vehicle transport questions

Can I leave luggage or household goods in the car boot?

Please don't. Loose goods inside a car are not covered by the vehicle condition report and can shift and damage the interior. Tell us what you wanted to put in the boot and we will carton it with the rest of your goods.

Which documents should I keep ready for car transport?

Keep the RC, a copy of the current insurance policy, the PUC certificate and a copy of your ID ready at handover. Keep the originals safe with you and carry them when you collect the car in case they are asked for.

How much fuel should I leave in the car?

Keep it low, enough to drive the car on and off the carrier and to the nearest fuel station at the other end. For two-wheelers, the fuel is drained to a safe level before loading.

Can my bike go with my household goods?

Yes. A car or a bike can be booked on the same job as your household shifting, with one coordinator and one quote.

Can I track the vehicle while it is on the road?

Yes. Vehicles on intercity moves are GPS tracked, and you can also follow a consignment on the tracking page of our main site.

What happens if I find a scratch at delivery?

Check the car against the condition report before you sign for it, ideally in daylight. Anything new should be written on the delivery note at that moment, because that note and the report are what a claim is assessed against.

Free quote

Sending a car or bike from Dehradun?

Tell us the vehicle, the pick-up locality and the destination. We will explain the process and give you a written price.

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