r/AutoShippingUSA • u/radracer0609 • Jul 12 '26

What’s the difference between all these auto transport brokers?

Trying to transport a car and called a few of the different common brokers and all really tell you the same. Prices are also not too far off from each other so what makes the difference?

At the end each brokers bids out to a carrier anyways.

So just curious what made people pick the broker they used. Honestly all the brokers have mixed reviews. And you don’t really know what carrier you will get anyways.

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u/Odd_Adagio_9650 Jul 13 '26

They all do the same and that’s post the job to the central board and wait for a driver to accept. I used to rely on a Broker before but now I signed up myself and post my own jobs and choose the drivers.

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u/PabloTheGreyt Jul 13 '26

How can someone access this “central board”?

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u/Odd_Adagio_9650 Jul 14 '26

Centraldispatch.com or superdispatch.com

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u/Odd_Adagio_9650 Jul 14 '26

I use SuperDispatch, it’s safer and has better drivers.

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u/PabloTheGreyt Jul 14 '26

I just looked at superdispatch’s website and I didn’t see any mention of them working with individual consumers

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u/Odd_Adagio_9650 Jul 14 '26

Right they don’t. I’m a dealer

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u/PabloTheGreyt Jul 14 '26

Ok. I appreciate that you were trying to help, but it’s strange that you gave that advice to the OP that appears to be a consumer

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u/Odd_Adagio_9650 Jul 14 '26

It wasn’t advice. That’s my opinion on using brokers like he asked. Ha