Packers and Movers in Kasturi Nagar

Kasturi Nagar is a settled residential area where the typical household has more vehicles than the typical rental flat elsewhere in the city. When such a family moves within Bangalore the vehicles drive themselves and nobody thinks about it. When the move is out of the state, the vehicles become a second logistics problem, and the usual mistake is to treat it as a separate purchase. A household goes to one company, a vehicle transporter is found online for the car, somebody's cousin knows a man for the bike, and then three things are in motion with nobody responsible for the whole. We would rather carry all of it on one booking, and not only because it is our work. When the household and the vehicles are on one job, there is one person to call, one set of dates that were planned together, and no gap where the car arrives in a city three days before anybody is there to receive it. When they are split, every problem becomes somebody else's problem, and the person holding all three contracts is you, in a new city, without a car. The mechanics are worth knowing. Cars go on carriers, not driven. We do not offer driven transport, and for a car under warranty or on lease it is a poor idea regardless of who offers it, because you have agreed to let a stranger drive your car several hundred kilometres and the odometer will show it. Bikes should be ridden down to reserve before loading, so the tank is near empty, which is what makes them safe to carry beside your furniture.

Moving Insights for Kasturi Nagar

Take photographs of both vehicles before they are loaded, from all four corners and close on any existing mark. Do it in daylight, with the date on. Vehicle transport disputes are almost entirely about whether a scratch was there before, and that question is settled instantly by a photograph and never settled at all by two people's memories. Keep the original registration papers with you, not in the car. Copies travel with the vehicle for the checkposts, originals travel with you. People leave the RC in the glovebox out of habit, and a document that is in a vehicle you cannot reach for four days is a document you do not have when somebody asks for it. The same goes for the spare key. One set travels with the carrier, the other stays in your pocket.