Easiest way to move a 10G tank?

I have to move a 10G tank and was wondering if there is some easier way to do it than break it down into buckets and re-set it up at it's new locations. I've always heard "don't move a tank with water in it as the shifting weight will break the seams". Since it's only 10g is there any way to reinforce the seams and just move it with half to 3/4 of the water still in it? I have to move it about 5 miles, but I think it'll sit flat in my trunk.

I've done this many times. It travels well. Sloshing water causes little harm, it's like a big storm on the reef, but remove the heater.

The water in any container sloshes so much that draining it to half full is best. Also put a bunch of towels around it to catch the splashes. It splashes highest side to side in the vehicle so place it lengthwise in the vehicle so the length is front to back, if that makes sense. The reason for this is that we can usually control the acceleration and deceleration but when going through a gutter the vehicle moves quickly side to side, and the shorter the water can travel in the container the less sloshing. Is this making sense?

Move all rock and coral to the bottom so it's covered with water. If they aren't covered in the 1/2 full tank of course put them in the bucket with the other 4-5 gallons of tank water.