Trade plate vehicle movements in Wrexham and the Welsh border

Auction collections from Wilsons Deeside, BCA Whitchurch and Haydock

With no auction compound in Wrexham, local buyers usually collect from Wilsons Auctions Deeside, BCA Whitchurch or Manheim Haydock, and Wilsons Auctions Telford is another popular choice. Tell us which site holds the car and our driver will bring it home to Wrexham.

We confirm the release with the site you name before a driver sets off up the A483, so there is no wasted trip. Our auction collection service page has the detail. Salvage vehicles are not something we can move on plates.

Moving between Wrexham and a neighbouring area? See our pages on vehicle movements in Chester and, for the north west coast, vehicle movements in Bangor.

Getting around Wrexham on the A483, A525 and A541

The A483 runs to Chester one way and Oswestry the other, the A525 serves Ruthin and Whitchurch, the A541 heads to Mold and the A534 takes the Nantwich road. Queues on the A483 at Ruabon or a match at the Racecourse can slow the final stretch, so we plan timings with you rather than promise a same day slot.

Chester, Ruabon, Gwersyllt, Gresford, Chirk and Mold are close by, and a car in Gwersyllt or on the Industrial Estate has a different postcode from one in the centre. Give us the exact address and the driver will go straight to it.

Collecting on the Industrial Estate and delivering in Acton is one job, and so is collecting in Wrexham and delivering to Glasgow. After a one way delivery our driver heads home from Wrexham General on the main line or Wrexham Central in town, with Gwersyllt, Cefn-y-Bedd, Caergwrle and Ruabon stations covering the outlying villages.

Dealer transfers and fleet vans from Wrexham Industrial Estate

A typical Wrexham booking is an independent sending a car to a group site in Chester or Liverpool, or a part exchange going to Wilsons Deeside once it is legal to drive. Fleet vans come off Wrexham Industrial Estate, Rhostyllen and the LL13 units, and each one needs a valid MOT.

Promised a customer on Ruabon Road a delivery to their door? Our driver arrives in the car itself, without a trailer blocking Hope Street. The detail is on our page about site transfers and retail handovers. We move single vehicles, so your car never waits for a transporter to fill its deck.

Hope Street, Queen Street and homes around the town

Hope Street, Queen Street and the streets around the Parish Church are tight, so a collection in the centre needs a place where our driver can stop legally. Homes in Caia Park, Acton or Plas Coch are usually easier. Units on the Industrial Estate tend to have a barrier and a site manager, so please add the gate code and a named contact.

The process is the same on a short hop from Ruabon to Acton as on a long run north. Condition and photos are recorded at collection, the receiver signs on delivery and the report arrives in one email.

Booking an LL postcode movement with OVM

The trade plates are ours, but the vehicle must be roadworthy and legal to drive, with a valid MOT where one is required. Motor trade road risk insurance protects it from collection until someone signs for it. Learn how a driven trade plate movement works and how OVM covers the UK from our Glasgow office.

Enter the registration, both postcodes and your dates for an instant quote with no account needed. You can also reach our office at 48 West George Street, Glasgow on 0141 459 1302.