Enclosed is the way to go. Making sure you have a set of race ramps will help out a lot. May want to pull off the front bumper depending to avoid damage.

 

Sooo...

After weeks of research and what seemed like a thousand quotes from different companies I finally made up my mind. I ended up going with Montway and an open carrier transport. My car is going to get picked up tomorrow and delivered on Wed-Thurs next week. Once I receive my car I will provide detailed review on here.

Cheers

 

Just a quick update -

Got my car a few weeks ago. Montway did a great job. Other than being filthy, car arrived safe and sound and in the timely manner. I would highly recommend giving them a call

 

https://www.unitedroad.com. UnitedRoad is good. Reviews are great and I recently just used their services to get my car shipped from California to North Carolina, so that's a distance. Their price is iffy if you don't plan ahead.

 

Whatever you guys use, don't use intercontinental group or arpin international group these guys were some of the worst shippers I have ever dealt with.

 

Tell us or me your story with them if you don't mind.

 

I'd like to know as well.

 

Shipped the car to the US from another country (my personal vehicle) and the car arrived with an SES along with various dings, dents and they also tied the belts around my wheels (instead of the tires) which scratched them up during shipping. Also they failed to provide me with any of my customs documents, which was a nightmare when registering it in CA. All in all the process took over a year to get registered and plated due to their negligence when shipping the car and failure to provide me the right documents. I basically paid them for nothing, since I ended up going through the customs procedure myself to get the right documentation/paperwork to make a long story short.

This is on top of the amount of time wasted and going through to get all the dings, dents, wheels fixed, SES fixed etc. Before you ship your Evo, make sure you go through it thoroughly so make sure the shippers know the condition of it when it leaves your hands and make sure its insured!