Isuzu NPR Truck Transport — Hauling Box, Dump and Flatbed NPRs

• Box trucks and dry vans (12–20 ft boxes)
• Refrigerated and reefer bodies
• Dump and landscape dump trucks
• Stake-bed and flatbed bodies
• Tow trucks and rollbacks
• Service and utility bodies
• Cab-and-chassis units straight from upfitters

Regional NPR moves often land in the $800–$1,800 range; longer moves are priced per mile. We quote from your truck's exact configuration.

The Isuzu NPR is one of the most common cab-over medium-duty trucks in the country. When you need it moved, there are four main options:

• Box trucks and dry vans: The most common NPR body. Height decides the trailer choice. See box truck transport.
• Refrigerated (reefer) bodies: Heavier, with units mounted up front; ship with the reefer off.
• Dump bodies: Usually ship empty with the bed lowered and locked. Dump truck transport often uses a step-deck.
• Flatbeds and stake beds: Lower profile; easier to fit on standard trailers.
• Landscape and service bodies: Remove or secure tools and loose equipment.
• Tow and rollback bodies: Secure the bed and winch before transport.

Related models like the NQR, NRR, Chevrolet LCF and Hino trucks ship the same way.

Cost depends mostly on the method, distance and the truck's height and weight. Driveaway is often cheapest for running trucks over long distances, while flatbed transport costs more but adds no miles. Tall box bodies may need a step-deck or lowboy to stay under height limits. Non-running trucks need a tow or winch loading. Share the year, body type, overall height and length, GVWR and condition for an exact quote.

Used NPRs often sell through dealers, auctions and online listings to buyers in other states. We coordinate pickup with the seller, inspect the truck on the Bill of Lading, and deliver to your business. If you're buying at auction, pay first, then send us the release and pickup details. See auction car shipping.

• Empty the box or bed — cargo isn't insured.
• Secure liftgates, ramps and doors.
• Check tires, lights and brakes for driveaway or tow moves.
• Note body height, length and any roof equipment.
• Provide keys and any immobilizer instructions.
• Photograph the truck and body from every side.

Fleets and truck rental companies move NPRs between branches and to new markets. Coordinated moves of several trucks keep costs down and minimize downtime. Tell us how many trucks, the locations, and your target dates.

Most states limit a loaded truck and trailer to about 13 feet 6 inches tall. A box truck that's 11 or 12 feet tall can't simply sit on a standard flatbed with a deck 5 feet off the ground — it would exceed the limit. That's why taller NPRs go on step-deck or lowboy trailers with lower decks, or move by driveaway or tow instead. Measuring the overall height accurately is the most important step in planning the move. Read oversize vehicle permits for more on size limits.

We arrange NPR and medium-duty truck transport nationwide, including frequent lanes between Texas, Florida, Georgia, California and the Midwest, where delivery, moving and landscaping businesses buy and sell trucks often.

Have the title or registration, keys and any lease or financing paperwork ready. For driveaway moves, the truck must be legally registered and road-ready, and the driver may need trip permits in some states. For flatbed moves, the carrier's cargo insurance covers the truck while it's in their care. Note existing damage on the Bill of Lading at pickup.