Reviews: we're new, and here's how we earn them
This page will fill with words from real customers. Until it does, here's what we'd rather you see than a wall of borrowed stars.
No reviews yet, on purpose
Tailwind Auto Transport is a new company. We could fill this page with testimonials, but you'd have no way to know whether they were real, and in this industry plenty aren't. So this page starts empty, and every review that appears here will be one a customer chose to leave after a shipment.
How we earn them
A price that holds
One all-in number, explained before you book, and the same number at delivery when the shipment is as described.
Carriers we've checked
Authority and insurance confirmed before dispatch, and a named carrier and driver before pickup.
A straight answer
Including the inconvenient ones, like a pickup window that's later than you hoped.
After each delivery we ask customers to leave a review, and we'll show those reviews here as they come in, without cherry-picking.
How to check any auto transport company, including us
Reviews are one signal. The public record is another, and it's harder to fake. Every company that arranges or performs interstate vehicle transport must be registered with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, and you can look them up for free:
- Open the FMCSA SAFER Company Snapshot at safer.fmcsa.dot.gov.
- Search by USDOT number, MC number or company name. Any legitimate company will give you its numbers when you ask.
- Check that the entity type matches what they told you (a carrier that hauls, or a broker that arranges), that the operating status is active, and that the authority is current.
- For insurance and authority history, the FMCSA Licensing and Insurance system at li-public.fmcsa.dot.gov shows the filings on record.
Our own USDOT and MC numbers, with a direct link to our SAFER record, will be posted here as soon as they're published.
The broker vs carrier guide explains what you're looking at, and the red flags to watch for anywhere.