DSBM moves cars, light vans, motorcycles, classics and non-runners on a booked diary. The yard is Fraserburgh. The miles can be local, Scottish, UK-wide or Ireland via the Belfast ferry route. Price the job with collection and delivery postcodes at quotes.dsbm.uk.
Transport is a diary job, recovery is a shout.
If you are on the A90 with a dead car, close this page and call 01224 044741. If the vehicle is already somewhere safe and you need it somewhere else on a date, stay here. We plan the trailer, the route and the loading method from the condition you send — not from a cloned recovery checklist pasted onto a transport URL.
What to send for a price
- Collection postcode and delivery postcode.
- Registration, make, model, and whether it starts and rolls.
- Locked wheels, accident damage, missing wheels, very low cars.
- Photos of corners, ride height and the loading surface.
- Preferred window, and any dealer or yard booking slot.
Scotland, UK, Ireland
Regular corridors include Aberdeen, Inverness, Dundee, Perth, Edinburgh, Glasgow and south into England. Ireland is quoted as booked vehicle transport, not as a local recovery truck. Price both postcodes at quotes.dsbm.uk. Ferry timing is part of the quote when a crossing is required.
What we will not pretend
We do not keep a transporter in every city on the UK map. We do run the miles from Fraserburgh, we are insured, and we photograph condition when the job needs a record. Trade and auction work sits on the garage-delivery and Copart/BCA pages.
SEND BOTH POSTCODES.
quotes.dsbm.uk for the price. WhatsApp 07475 722702 for photos. Call 01224 044741 only if the vehicle is an emergency.
Route pages.
Transport questions.
How do I get a transport price?
Use quotes.dsbm.uk with collection and delivery postcodes, vehicle details, condition and photographs.
Do you go to Ireland?
Yes, as booked vehicle transport, typically via the Belfast route with ferry timing in the quote. It is not a local emergency truck in Northern Ireland or the Republic.
Can a non-runner be transported?
Often yes. Declare locked or missing wheels, steering damage and ground clearance before the job is priced.
