Vans and 4x4s need a trailer that can take the weight. Ours is a triple-axle flatbed that carries vehicles up to 2.7 tonnes, with a low loading angle and four-point wheel strapping. We use it for planned moves, whether that's a van bought at auction, an SUV coming off the road for repairs, or a fleet vehicle going to a new depot.
Typical van and 4x4 jobs
- Auction vans and SUVs from Copart, BCA, RAW2K and Synetiq
- Vans that are SORN or have failed their MOT, going to a garage or test centre
- Business and fleet moves between sites
- Private sales: a van or 4x4 you've bought from someone across the country
- Accident-damaged SUVs to a body shop
Weight and size
The 2.7-tonne limit includes anything inside the vehicle. Most small and medium panel vans and most SUVs fit within it. Large 3.5-tonne vans and heavily loaded vans don't. Tell us the make, model and roughly what's inside, and we'll confirm before you book.
Need it moved today?
If the van or 4x4 has broken down, that's a recovery rather than a booking. See van breakdown recovery or 4x4 recovery and call us.
Frequently asked questions
Can you move a van that's been declared SORN?
Yes. A SORN vehicle can't be driven on the road except to a pre-booked MOT, so trailer transport is the right way to move it.
Can you deliver a van to another city?
Yes. We do long-distance deliveries as well as local moves. You'll get a fixed price based on both postcodes.
Do you move pick-up trucks?
Small and mid-size pick-ups within 2.7 tonnes, yes. Give us the model and load so we can confirm.
When do I pay?
Cash or card on the day, before the vehicle and keys are handed over.