Vehicle tracking
Customers can follow a shipped car’s progress step by step through the company’s tracking service.
Al Qusais
Sharq Al Delta Cargo is a shipping and transport company in Al Qusais, with a strong focus on car shipping from Dubai to Egypt. Customers also mention vehicle tracking, export paperwork and customs-clearance support as useful parts of the process.
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Customers can follow a shipped car’s progress step by step through the company’s tracking service.
Several reviews report quick delivery, including a Dubai-to-Safaga shipment that arrived in six days.
One customer said the car arrived in its original condition, wrapped and protected throughout the journey.
A customer reported that customs clearance at Safaga was completed three days after the car arrived.
Reviews repeatedly mention courteous reception and clear, professional handling at the office.
Confirm timing. Ask for a realistic delivery window in writing; one customer was quoted 25 days but waited 43 days to reach Suez.
Verify tracking. Use the supplied tracking link, but consider an independent tracker too: one reviewer used an AirTag after noticing location discrepancies.
Record condition. Photograph the car and its contents before handover, then inspect it promptly on arrival because scratches were reported after heavy dust was cleaned.
Clarify customs. Confirm whether customs clearance is included and what timing to expect; one customer reported completion in three days at Safaga.
Check paperwork. Ask what export documents are needed before visiting; one customer said the office paperwork and process took less than 10 minutes.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:30 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
The app is described as allowing customers to track the vehicle from handover until it reaches the Egyptian port.
The core service mentioned throughout the reviews is shipping customers’ cars from Dubai to Egyptian ports.
Some customers reported scratches, damage or missing parts after delivery, including a complaint involving a new car.
One shipment took 43 days to reach Suez instead of the quoted 25, followed by further waiting.
One customer said the supplied tracking link showed locations that did not match the car’s actual location.
A customer said the car was parked in the wrong place and this led to an RTA ticket.
Another review complained that some things were stolen from the vehicle and that information was incomplete.
The Bottom Line
Sharq Al Delta Cargo is a car-shipping and transport company in Al Qusais, used by customers sending vehicles from Dubai to Egypt. The service can include export paperwork, vehicle tracking and customs-clearance support, so it is more than simply handing over the keys and waiting. Reviews also mention commercial-vehicle shipping and both land and sea transport.
Speed is a major reason customers choose it. Reported journeys include Dubai to Safaga in six days, Dubai to Egypt in about a week, and Dubai to Suez in 19 days. Several customers say their cars arrived without scratches or missing items, with one describing the vehicle as wrapped and protected.
The tracking service is another recurring plus: customers describe following the car’s progress through a link or the Sharq El Delta app. There is an important counterpoint. Other reviewers reported stolen parts, scratches, damage to a new car and an RTA ticket after the vehicle was parked incorrectly.
One detailed complaint describes a 43-day journey to Suez instead of the quoted 25 days, with a tracking link the customer said was misleading. Before handing over a vehicle, agree the timeline and included costs in writing, photograph its condition and belongings, and verify tracking rather than relying on it blindly. Customs timing and responsibility for any parking or damage issue are also worth clarifying upfront.