Easiest car transport ever. We moved due to a military PCS completely across the country during the COVID pandemic and Patrick was so easy to work with, friendly, and easy to contact. The price was the lowest quote we got. Very impressed, nothing negative to say at all. Would use again in the future and recommend to friends.
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They did an excellent job getting my car across the entire country perfectly in an open trailer with zero damage to the Tesla. Would definitely recommend to anyone and will use again if I ever find the need!
The service provided by Patrick Spaulding of Soldier Transport of Tacoma, WA was outstanding. No hidden or unexpected fees. Mr. Spaulding was in contact with me from the time the vehicle left Tacoma until it arrived at the final designation. I recommend Soldier Transport without reservation to anyone as professional, courteous, affordable, and on top of the game of vehicle transportation. Thank you, Mr. Spaulding, for a job well done. C.A. Nix.
Recently used Soldier Car Transport to move my wife's car from University Place, WA to Fort Leonard Wood, MO. Absolutely impressed with the professionalism and efficiency of this company. The car was delivered on time, as promised, and with no issues. Patrick was extremely helpful throughout the process, as he checked in with us consistently and gave us fidelity on the process. Strongly recommend this company to any military families in the JBLM area, you will not be disappointed.
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Patrick aided me from the beginning of getting a quote to the delivery of my vehicle. From Seattle WA to D.C. Patrick was very helpful in explaining why certain routes/drop off locations were better than others, and helped me to find one of the cheapest prices available. Very professional and courteous.
My husband and I had a car we needed towed up to Washington from California and Patrick was able to find us someone on short notice during the holidays. Not only did he get it up here, but it got here a day early. He communicated with me the whole time, letting me know it was enroute and when it would be here. Thank you Patrick!
