Measure the Lowest Clearance
Record the posted entrance height and look for lower pipes, signs or beams along the route. Share the parking floor, space number and whether the vehicle faces uphill, downhill or toward a wall.
Inspect the Exit Route
Photograph tight corners, ramps, speed bumps and gate arms. Explain whether another vehicle must move and where loading can occur without blocking residents.
Confirm Whether the Car Rolls
State whether the steering unlocks, tires hold air, brakes release and transmission can shift. A car that cannot roll may require a different method to reach an accessible loading area.
Coordinate With Management
Ask about vendor authorization, hours, elevator or gate access and where a larger truck may wait. Keep the building contact available during pickup.
Measure More Than the Entrance Height
Record the posted clearance at every entrance and exit, plus low pipes, signs, ramps and turns between the street and vehicle. Share the floor, space number and direction the car faces. A truck that clears the entrance may still be unable to reach a tight parking level, so accurate photos and measurements are important.
Alternative Loading May Be Needed
Management may require the vehicle to be moved to a loading area or street-accessible location before a flatbed arrives. Confirm permitted hours, elevator or gate access and who can authorize entry. Never move an unsafe vehicle without suitable assistance. Review our Miami Beach junk car removal page or call 305-457-0817 with the clearance and condition details.
