Huck Logistics LLCReviews of hucklogistics.com

DO NOT!!! I repeat, do not use this company!!!! The level of incompetence, professionalism, and harassment is mind boggling.. I needed a car transported ALMOST 2 YEARS AGO!!!!!!! I HAVE THEY VEHICLE ALREADY and I am STILL BEING CONTACTED for transportation. My question is WHY ARE YOU STILL CONTACTING ME AFTER 2 YEARS? there's no way after 2 years I should still be getting call and texts. At the point it's harassment.

This company practices classic bait and switch pricing methods. Patrick told me that my newly purchased truck could be shipped for $860. He said that he had a driver that had already accepted the shipment, and that it would be picked up in 3 days. He asked for a $160 deposit, which I agreed to pay only after he assured me that the price was set in stone and that a driver has already scheduled it. The day before the pickup, someone from dispatch with Huck logistics called to "confirm", but basically just to tell me that they were having a difficult time finding a driver at that price and that it would have to be $1600. Of course I had signed the agreement at that point, and they refused to refund my $160. This is shady business. Plain and simple. Beware, no matter what assurances you are given about price, they will change it. It's unscrupulous and flat out wrong to do this to people. Not sure how these places are allowed to do this to people, but I have called the better business bureau about them as well.

David helped me out and provided a great quote to ship my Buick and have it picked up the following day from Michigan to California. I signed the contract for $1,600 and sent a $200 deposit via Zelle (a big mistake, as there was no scam protection). Only use a credit card for a deposit. In less than 24 hours, my driver magically was no longer available and my new total went from my $1,600 contract price to $2,400 if I wanted my car picked up. Bait and switch. They will not honor the contract price, and you will not get your deposit back. I was able to get it down to $2050 after a lot of back and forth. The driver was great and honest.

Dear network, today I would like to share a personal experience to warn you all. I was looking for a transportation company to ship my motorcycle and car from Virginia to Boston on July 25, 2025. As of July 15, 2025, Mr. Ryan Wilson (Auto Transport Coordinator from Huck Logistics) quoted the service at $475 plus a $100 fee, as the shipment required extra care. He also was informed that I would have to be at the Richmond International Airport, in Virginia, at 4:30 PM. The contract was signed off, and the initial pickup day was July 24, 2025. After some issues regarding the date and time, the final pickup day informed was July 25, 2025, between 11 AM and 12 PM. I decided to call Mr. Ryan Wilson at 10:24 AM to check about the driver's location, and was surprised by the information of the driver's accident (Ron) while en route to my pickup. A new driver was assigned and quoted the service at $700, payable at the time of delivery. I decided to cancel the "service" and requested a refund of $100. Then, the additional extra care shipment fee became a non-refundable fee under unforeseen circumstances. They decided to refund me 40% as a good spirits proof.

Avoid Huck Logistics and be careful who you trust to ship your vehicle. My father was T-boned in his previous car recently and quickly needed a new vehicle, as he takes care of our mother and can't be away from the house for too long as my mother requires content assistance for daily tasks. If my father could, he would have flown in to drive the vehicle that I found him in another state, but he could not. We decided that shipping the vehicle would be a good option...But here is our experience with that. Huck Logistics lures customers in with a low quote, only to switch things up after you’ve paid a deposit. They claimed our first driver had “mechanical issues,” and suddenly offered a new driver at a significantly higher price. This felt like a bait-and-switch tactic designed to squeeze more money out of us after we were already locked in. We were told the $250 deposit for the first driver would be refunded. That never happened—until I had to chase them down. Even then, they gave me the runaround for days, stating they needed to review the case, and making excuse after excuse about funds that were clearly owed to us. Once I finally spoke with someone new (Ryan, “the manager”), he said they’d offer $175 back—$100 from the driver and $75 “out of his pocket”. But the reality is: we were owed $250, plain and simple. This wasn’t a goodwill gesture. It was a refund for a service they failed to provide. To make matters worse, the original rep I was dealing with, Carlos, conveniently “no longer works there” once the car was delivered. Only after I posted a negative review on TrustPilot did Ryan offer to give us the full $250 back—but only if I agreed to take down my review. They literally held my refund hostage unless I deleted my honest feedback. This company may get your vehicle delivered, but they’ll create chaos and manipulate the situation to maximize profit at your expense. Their tactics are deceptive, dishonest, and unethical. Stay far away. Huck Logistics is still holding our $250 hostage until this review is removed.

still havent picked up truck and now want double the money to ship it