Identity
Year, make, model, internal stock reference, dimensions when unusual, and quantity.
Hermes Logistics · Wisconsin dealer inventory
Multi-vehicle dealer transport in Wisconsin.
Hermes reviews multi-unit requests for dealer purchases, sales, transfers, trades, and auction inventory. A complete unit list, disclosed condition, route, timing, access, and delivery sequence are required before equipment fit can be evaluated.
Vehicle count does not guarantee one truck or one pickup window.
Unit-list preparation
Every vehicle must be individually clear.
Condition
Whether each unit starts, rolls, steers, and brakes, plus disclosed damage or modifications.
Access
Facility hours, release status, loading restrictions, appointment rules, and contacts.
Sequence
Requested pickup and delivery order, deadlines, and any location-specific receiving rules.
Related planning
Connect inventory to the right workflow.
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FAQ
Multi-vehicle transport questions.
What is needed for a multi-vehicle dealer request?
Provide a complete unit list, vehicle condition, pickup and delivery locations, facility access, timing, required sequence, and reliable contacts.
Can operable and inoperable vehicles be combined?
They can be submitted together for review, but loading requirements may differ. Clearly state whether every unit starts, rolls, steers, and brakes.
Can delivery order be requested?
Yes. State the preferred sequence, but final feasibility depends on equipment layout, route, access, compliance, and carrier acceptance.
Does submitting a unit list guarantee one truck?
No. The request may require one or more equipment options depending on vehicle count, dimensions, condition, route, timing, and capacity.