Can an airport limo take golf clubs, skis, or oversized luggage?

Yes — here's exactly which vehicle fits your gear

The short answer is yes, and the only real question is matching the vehicle to your gear plus your group. Oversized items go in the cargo area, not on a passenger's lap, so the trunk or rear cargo space is what decides the fit — not the number of seats.

As a rule of thumb for one group's worth of gear to Pearson:

• 1–2 passengers with hand luggage and a single golf travel bag: a Premium Sedan can sometimes manage it, but a Full-Size SUV is the safe choice — confirm at booking. (Ski and snowboard bags start at the SUV tier.)
• 2–4 golfers with full travel bags, or 2–4 skiers with ski + boot bags: a Full-Size SUV (Chevrolet Suburban) or Luxury SUV (Cadillac Escalade) — fold the third row and there's cavernous cargo room behind the second row.
• 4+ people with 4+ sets of clubs, ski bags, a bike box or hockey bags: a Mercedes Sprinter Passenger Van (up to 11) — the go-to for teams, families and gear-heavy trips.
• Anything unusually long or bulky (surfboards, extra-tall bike boxes): mention it and we'll confirm the exact vehicle before you're charged.

Golf clubs: how many bags fit which vehicle

A single golf travel bag (a padded hard or soft case, typically around 125–135 cm long) fits a Full-Size or Luxury SUV with passengers and still leaves room for suitcases. Two golf travel bags plus two players' luggage is comfortable in a Suburban or Escalade with the third row folded down.

For a foursome — four golfers, four travel bags and four carry-ons — a Sprinter van is the clean choice: everyone rides together and the clubs lie flat without wedging bags against seatbacks.

Pack-order tip: lay the golf bags in first, flat along the floor of the cargo area, then stack soft carry-ons on top. Rigid travel cases form a stable base and stop softshell luggage from shifting on the 401.

• 1–2 golf bags + luggage → Full-Size SUV (Suburban) or Luxury SUV (Escalade).
• 3–4 golf bags + a foursome → Passenger Van (Sprinter).
• No per-club or per-bag surcharge — the fare is the flat quote for the vehicle.

Skis, snowboards and winter gear

Ski and snowboard bags are longer than golf bags — a ski bag commonly runs 170–200 cm — so an SUV with the rear seats folded is the reliable pick for two skiers, letting the bags run diagonally or flat along one side. Two people with ski bags plus boot bags fit a Suburban or Escalade with room to spare.

Four or more skiers, or a mix of skis, snowboards and boot bags, points to the Sprinter van, which handles long gear without anyone giving up a seat.

Pack-order tip for long gear: load ski and snowboard bags first, running the full length of the cargo floor, then place hard-shell suitcases upright at the back doors and soft bags on top. Long bags on the bottom keep the load flat and the sightline clear.

• 2 skiers, skis + boots → Full-Size or Luxury SUV, rear seats folded.
• 4+ skiers or mixed ski/snowboard gear → Passenger Van (Sprinter).
• Roof racks aren't needed — everything travels inside, protected and dry.

Bike boxes, hockey bags and other oversized luggage

Bike boxes, hockey bags, large hardshell cases and instruments all travel fine — the deciding factor is total cargo volume, which is why the Sprinter van is our workhorse for oversized loads. A single bike box will usually go in an SUV with seats folded; two bike boxes, or a bike box plus a group's luggage, is Sprinter territory.

There is no oversized-baggage fee and nothing is measured against an airline-style limit. Because the vehicle is quoted as a flat, all-in fare, the price is set when you book — it doesn't change based on how many bags go in.

The one thing that helps us is a heads-up. Tell us the gear when you request your quote so we dispatch a vehicle with the right cargo space rather than the minimum number of seats.

• Bike box, hockey bag, oversized suitcase → SUV for one, Sprinter van for several.
• No per-item or oversized fee — the flat quote covers your gear.
• Always list bulky items at booking so the right-size vehicle arrives.

How to book so your gear is guaranteed to fit

Enter your passenger count and, in the notes, list your oversized items — for example "3 golf travel bags" or "2 ski bags + 1 snowboard." We size the vehicle to people plus gear, so you're never surprised at the curb.

Get an exact, flat upfront quote in the online booking tool (about three hours' lead time; within three hours of pickup, call us and we'll arrange it live). Airport pickups from Pearson include meet & greet inside arrivals and live flight tracking, so your chauffeur is there and ready to load bulky bags even if your flight shifts.

• Give passenger count + a list of oversized items when you book.
• Online quote needs ~3h lead time; sooner than that, call (416) 200-5070.
• Airport pickups include meet & greet and flight tracking at no extra charge.