Copart pickups, five miles from our yard.
Copart Spartanburg on Nazareth Church Road is five miles from our yard. We run it, and the Copart yards across the Carolinas and Georgia, for rebuilders, dealers and exporters. The gate PIN is handled, non-runners ride on a winch truck, and every unit is photographed before it leaves the yard.
Illustrative photography — not Prime Trans equipment.How do I get a car picked up from Copart?
In your Copart account, open Payments Due, select the lots, choose Send to Transporter and enter your transporter's email. Copart then sends the transporter a gate PIN and an appointment link. Prime Trans, a Spartanburg car hauler, handles the pickup from there, putting non-runners on a winch truck. Copart stores a unit free for up to three days, counting sale day.
By Copart's yard name, with the town it's actually in.
| Copart yard | Where it is | From our yard |
|---|---|---|
| SC – Spartanburg | 1922 Nazareth Church Rd, Spartanburg, SC | about 5 mi |
| NC – Fletcher | 126 Mills Gap Rd, Fletcher, NC | about 55 mi |
| NC – Gastonia | 3060 Fairview Dr, Gastonia, NC | about 55 mi |
| SC – Columbia | 700 Southbound Rd, Gaston, SC | about 105 mi |
| NC – Concord | 7940 US Hwy 601 S, Concord, NC | about 105 mi |
| NC – China Grove | 1081 Recovery Rd, China Grove, NC | about 110 mi |
| GA – Atlanta North | 1602 Athens Hwy, Gainesville, GA | about 125 mi |
| GA – Augusta | 3810 Hensley Rd, Augusta, GA | about 135 mi |
| GA – Atlanta East, South, West | Loganville, Ellenwood and Austell, GA | about 150–180 mi |
| SC – North Charleston | 120 Commerce Dr, Harleyville, SC | about 160 mi |
| GA – Savannah | 5510 Silk Hope Rd, Savannah, GA | about 255 mi |
Copart names yards by metro, and the metro is often not the town: "Columbia" is in Gaston, "North Charleston" is in Harleyville, "Raleigh" is in Dunn. We dispatch to the street address. Copart runs more yards in North Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee, and we quote any of them.
From your Payments Due page to our truck.
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You send it to us
Go to Payments Due, select the lots, choose Send to Transporter and enter dispatch's email. Tell us which units don't run and whether any are oversize.
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We book the appointment
Copart sends us a gate PIN and a link to the Copart Transportation App. We book the pickup appointment and check in when we arrive.
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Photos before loading
Copart units usually carry damage, which is why they are at Copart. Every unit is photographed on all sides on the eBOL before it is loaded, so the damage it came with is on record and not charged to us.
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Delivered
To your shop, your lot, a body shop or your exporter's warehouse, with photos again at delivery and the POD the same day.
The winch has to be on the truck that shows up.
Copart does not allow vehicles to be driven off its lots, and its yard rules bar tools, code readers included. A unit that won't start is loaded on a winch or not at all. Some of our trucks have winches. Tell us at booking which units are non-runners and we put them on a winch truck. An undisclosed non-runner means a dry run and a second trip.
When the title rides with the car.
With a Limited Power of Attorney on file, Copart can send the title with the buyer's transporter. When your title rides with the unit, we log it on the eBOL and hand it over with the car. That matters most on export units, where the exporter needs the original title at the port.
Straight answers
How long can a car stay at Copart before storage fees?
Copart's own help pages say it holds a vehicle free for up to three days, counting sale day. Storage accrues after that, so send the release as soon as the unit is paid.
Can a car be driven out of a Copart yard?
No. Copart does not allow vehicles to be driven off its lots, so every unit leaves on a truck. Non-runners need a winch, so tell us at booking which units don't run.
Do you pick up from Copart for exporters?
Yes. Export buyers use Send to Transporter the same way. We deliver to the exporter's loading warehouse or consolidation yard in the Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville, New Jersey or Houston areas, never into a port terminal.
Do you run Copart yards outside South Carolina?
Yes. Fletcher, Gastonia, Concord and China Grove in North Carolina and the Atlanta and Augusta yards in Georgia are regular runs. Anything farther is quoted on request.
Where to go next
Auction transport
Auction pickups from Manheim, America's Auto Auction, Copart, IAA and ADESA on our own car haulers. Release handled, photos at the gate, delivered to your lot or your exporter's warehouse.
Read onIAA
IAA pickups from IAA Greenville in Simpsonville, Asheville (Fletcher), Charlotte and the Atlanta branches: checked in on the IAA Tow App, non-runners on a winch truck, photos on every unit.
Read onInoperable vehicles
Non-running, wrecked and salvage vehicle transport from Spartanburg SC on winch-equipped car haulers, and the three questions to answer before booking.
Read onExport vehicles
Auction units from Copart, IAA, Manheim and America's Auto Auction to exporters' loading warehouses around Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville, New Jersey and Houston. Never into the terminal.
Read onAmerica's Auto Auction
Pickups at America's Auto Auction Greenville in Greer, 13 miles from our Spartanburg yard, and at its Monroe, North Augusta, Moncks Corner, Cartersville, Savannah and Jacksonville sites.
Read onManheim
Manheim pickups at Charlotte (Concord), Statesville, Darlington and Atlanta by a Spartanburg car hauler: Vehicle Release and photo ID at the gate, photos on every unit.
Read onA unit on the lot costs you every day it sits there.
Tell us where the units are, where they are going, how many and when. A written quote comes back the same business day, from the carrier that will haul them.