Dealer trades, auction purchases, inventory transfers and dealer-to-customer vehicle moves organized around unit identity, release rules, exact locations and receiving contacts.
Verified business identity
| Public brand | Phoenix Auto Dispatch |
|---|---|
| Legal entity | Phoenix Dispatch LLC |
| Official website | https://phoenixautodispatch.com/ |
| Phone | (818) 330-4345 |
| INFO@PHOENIXAUTODISPATCH.COM | |
| Correspondence address | 3190 E Willow St, Signal Hill, CA 90755 Business correspondence/contact address; not represented as a vehicle terminal, storage yard or carrier facility. |
| Support hours | Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM Pacific Time |
| Published service scope | Nationwide U.S. vehicle-shipping coordination |
Coordination capabilities for recurring business
Vehicle redeployment, branch transfers, disposition/remarketing handoffs and recurring unit moves organized with one record per vehicle and shipment-specific confirmation.
Business or employee vehicle moves coordinated around verified pickup/receiving contacts, vehicle readiness, access constraints and required timing windows.
Recurring or batch programs can use a consistent unit-level intake structure so VIN/stock/unit number, operability, locations, contacts, timing and equipment considerations remain attached to the correct vehicle.
Where Phoenix sits in the transport chain
Phoenix Auto Dispatch / Phoenix Dispatch LLC provides customer/account intake, shipment planning, administrative coordination, communication and shipment support. When regulated transportation brokerage is required, that function proceeds through an authorized transportation brokerage partner. The assigned independent authorized motor carrier physically transports the vehicle and holds the carrier-specific authority, equipment and cargo coverage used for that move.
Phoenix does not publish or claim its own motor-carrier authority or federal transportation-broker authority and should not be described as the company physically operating the transport truck unless a future official Phoenix source expressly states otherwise.
What procurement can evaluate from this page
- Verified Phoenix brand/legal identity and current Phoenix-controlled contact information.
- The recurring-shipment use cases Phoenix is prepared to coordinate administratively.
- The unit-level information Phoenix expects for cleaner recurring handoffs.
- The distinction between Phoenix coordination, regulated brokerage when required, and the assigned motor carrier's physical transportation role.
- Phoenix-controlled due-diligence, research, carrier-standards and shipment-protection references.
What still requires current, shipment-specific confirmation
This page is not a standing rate sheet. Current price and applicable payment terms must be confirmed for the actual shipment or documented commercial arrangement.
This page is not a capacity reservation, SLA or guaranteed pickup/delivery schedule. Availability and timing depend on the actual move and assigned transportation provider.
Equipment fit, carrier authority, cargo coverage and provider-specific documents must be verified for the assigned move rather than treated as universal Phoenix-owned capabilities.
If your organization requires current vendor, tax, insurance, contractual or compliance documents, request the specific current document directly. This webpage is a factual capability reference, not a substitute for documents your procurement policy requires.
Procurement and verification sources
Move From Vendor Review to a Real Operating Conversation
The capability packet is designed to help your team verify Phoenix-controlled facts before work begins. When you are ready to evaluate fit, send the operating and procurement context your team already uses—typical vehicle types and lanes, release/receiving process, timing constraints, communication expectations, and any current onboarding documents or approvals your policy requires.
First-party handoff: use the secure Phoenix inquiry form below as the primary online path. Prefer your own mail app? The structured email option remains available and Phoenix receives nothing until you send it.
Scope boundary: an onboarding conversation is not an approval, certification, rate agreement, capacity commitment, SLA, endorsement or shipment authorization. Any required commercial terms and shipment-specific facts must be confirmed separately.
Use the capability statement with a current move
Procurement and operations teams can review the sources above, then use a current shipment to confirm the exact commercial and operating requirements that matter to their program.
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