Auto Freight Carriers
Auto Freight Carriers has a TrustScore of 0/100 and is currently classified as avoid. FMCSA broker authority is not active, so Transportvibe strongly advises against using this company until its legal authority is resolved. Working with a broker without active FMCSA authority can create legal, accountability, insurance, and dispute-resolution risk for shippers.
Reviews across platforms
What They're Good At & What to Watch
Where Auto Freight Carriers delivers
Pricing accuracy — 60%
Quotes hold significantly more often than the platform average on major routes.
Vehicle condition — 13%
Cars arrive in the same state they left, especially on standard highway routes.
Major corridors (#1 ranked)
CA→NY, FL→NY, TX→CA and similar lanes are where this broker performs best.
On-time delivery — 13%
Transit estimates are more reliable than most major route competitors.
What to be aware of
Mid-transit silence
Some reviews mention gaps in updates once the vehicle is loaded.
Rural pickup locations
Remote pickup can add time and cost because the network is strongest near highways.
Peak season (May–Sep)
Longer wait times and slower carrier assignment can happen during busy months.
Last-minute premium
Rush bookings often use price adjustments to secure a truck quickly.
Company information
Held by the carrier, not Auto Freight Carriers. If your vehicle is damaged, the claim goes against the carrier’s policy. Always photograph the vehicle before handoff and document any damage on the Bill of Lading at delivery before signing.
About Auto Freight Carriers
Auto Freight Carriers has a TrustScore of 0/100 and is currently classified as avoid. FMCSA broker authority is not active, so Transportvibe strongly advises against using this company until its legal authority is resolved. Working with a broker without active FMCSA authority can create legal, accountability, insurance, and dispute-resolution risk for shippers.