Car hauling in Greer, SC.
Greer puts the Upstate's auction lane and its biggest new-vehicle source side by side: America's Auto Auction Greenville on SC-101, and the largest BMW plant on earth. Both are about twenty minutes from our yard.
Illustrative photography — not Prime Trans equipment.Does Prime Trans serve Greer, SC?
Yes. Prime Trans is an FMCSA-licensed motor carrier based in Spartanburg, South Carolina, about 17 miles from Greer, SC, about 22 minutes by road on I-85 exits 56-60. A truck is in this market most days, often twice.
Work we actually run in Greer.
- Auction to frontlineAmerica's Auto Auction in Greer to any Upstate store, same day, inside the auction's Monday-to-Friday pickup hours. Bulk runs after a big sale are our bread and butter.
- Dealer tradesGreer and Taylors stores trading with the rest of the Upstate and with Charlotte.
- Rental and fleetIn-fleet and de-fleet moves for rental and corporate fleets, including runs between the airport lots and auction.
- New-vehicle overflowPlant-to-dealer and ramp-to-dealer overflow for the haulaway carriers is subhaul work we are pursuing. We hold no contract with a manufacturer, and we will not pretend otherwise. More on OEM & haulaway.
Where the vehicles come from.
- America's Auto Auction Greenville, on SC-101 in Greer despite the name, about thirteen miles from our yard
- Manheim Greer on Tungsten Boulevard, which Manheim runs as a service center rather than an auction lane
- Dealer-to-dealer and remarketing units staged around the SC-101 corridor
Where the vehicles come from and go.
- BMW Group Plant Spartanburg — 412,799 X models in 2025, and the largest U.S. automotive exporter by value in 2025 at roughly $9 billion
- Rental-car fleets at Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport, which sits in Greer
- Upstate franchise dealer groups buying and trading through the Greer auction
What we move in and out of Greer
Auto transport
Open car hauling on our own trucks: dealer trades, auction pickups, export-warehouse runs and OEM overflow across the Southeast, with photos of every unit at both ends.
Read onAuction 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 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 onOEM & haulaway
Car-hauler capacity for OEM programs and the haulaway carriers that hold them: plant-to-dealer and overflow runs out of Spartanburg, 11 miles from BMW Plant Spartanburg.
Read onOther markets on the same runs
Straight answers
Do you pick up at America's Auto Auction in Greer?
Regularly. The company lists it as its Greenville location, but it sits on SC-101 in Greer, about thirteen miles from our yard. Pickup hours are Monday to Friday, eight to five, so send the buyer number and the release with the request and we schedule inside that window.
Is Manheim Greer an auction?
No. Manheim runs its Greer site on Tungsten Boulevard as a service center, not a sale lane. When a Manheim unit is released to us at any location, our driver shows the Vehicle Release and photo ID at the gate, and the unit is photographed before it moves.
How many cars can you take off one auction sale?
Seven to nine on a high-mount rig, three on a low pro. On a big Greer sale we will run the rig more than once in a day rather than make you wait a week for capacity.
Do you haul new BMWs from the plant?
Not under a contract with the plant, and we hold none. We are pursuing subhaul work with the haulaway carriers that move new vehicles, which means taking their overflow when they run short of trucks. A dealer trade of a new BMW between two stores is ordinary dealer work.
Moving vehicles in Greer?
Tell us where the units are, where they are going, how many and when. A written quote comes back the same business day.