Thread: *2012 Bentley GT's, Transported to France By JP Logistics*

It's nice to see that your guys cover the straps before putting them through the wheels.

Most places don't, when I ask them why, they say, "Well it won't scratch." I know of one carrier that damaged 4 wheels on a brand new truck by not covering the straps.

Au revoir les Bentleys GT

Originally Posted by SHO-TYME

It's nice to see that your guys cover the straps before putting them through the wheels.

Most places don't, when I ask them why, they say, "Well it won't scratch." I know of one carrier that damaged 4 wheels on a brand new truck by not covering the straps.

Three days after I received my brand new RRS (in '06), the car had electrical problems on the road and I called my local RR and asked them to find me a carrier. When I picked up my car at the dealership, all 4 wheels where massivly scratched. And of course the carrier-company denied everything, and I had to pay for 4 new rims out of my own pocket.

I transport enclosed, like George does, I tie to the suspension with soft straps, it allows the car to bounce but not move.

I delivered a Nissan GTR to a dealer and they told me the previous car that was delivered had CHAINS put on it and they pulled the ABS sensor wires off of the car.

Originally Posted by DOMANI

Three days after I received my brand new RRS (in '06), the car had electrical problems on the road and I called my local RR and asked them to find me a carrier. When I picked up my car at the dealership, all 4 wheels where massivly scratched. And of course the carrier-company denied everything, and I had to pay for 4 new rims out of my own pocket.

It really does suck when other companies do that...
Thats why you only trust JP Logistics...

The white 2012 GTs are so sick...