1,435 mi
Distance
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Los Angeles Dallas car shipping
Ship your car from Los Angeles to Dallas with the carrier that actually hauls it. Our 9-car trucks run the I-10/I-20 corridor regularly — you book with us, your vehicle rides on our equipment, and the price we quote is the price you pay.
Route facts — LOS ANGELES → DALLAS corridor
3–4 days
Transit time
I-10 / I-20
Primary corridor
Open
Transport type
Pricing
What it costs to ship Los Angeles to Dallas
Open transport on this lane is priced per vehicle by size and condition. These are typical ranges — your firm quote depends on exact pickup/delivery addresses, dates, and the vehicle itself.
| Vehicle type | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Sedan / compact | $900 – $1,150 |
| Mid-size SUV / crossover | $1,000 – $1,250 |
| Full-size truck / large SUV | $1,150 – $1,400 |
| Inoperable vehicle | + $150 – $250 |
Ranges reflect open transport under normal seasonal demand. Because we're the carrier, the quote we give is firm — it doesn't get re-shopped or raised after booking.
What moves the price
Factors on this specific lane
- Season and direction. Westbound and eastbound demand on the CA–TX corridor isn't symmetric; relocation-heavy months tighten capacity and lift rates.
- Pickup and delivery location. Metro LA and DFW addresses load fastest. Outlying pickups may route through a nearby meeting point or add a small surcharge.
- Vehicle size and modifications. Lifted trucks, roof racks, and oversize vehicles take more deck space on a 9-car trailer, which affects price.
- Running condition. Inoperable vehicles need winch loading and specific deck positions.
- Flexibility. A 2–3 day pickup window almost always prices better than a single fixed day.
FAQ
Los Angeles to Dallas shipping questions
How much does it cost to ship a car from Los Angeles to Dallas?
Most standard sedans and small SUVs run roughly $900–$1,300 on open transport, depending on season, size, and condition. We quote firm carrier pricing up front — no broker estimate that climbs later.
How long does the LA to Dallas route take?
About 1,435 miles and typically 3–4 days in transit once loaded, running I-10 through Arizona and New Mexico onto I-20 into DFW.
Do you also run Dallas back to Los Angeles?
Yes — our trucks run the corridor in both directions, and return-leg space can price competitively. Request a quote with your dates and we'll match you to the next truck heading west.
Is my car insured during transport?
Yes. Your vehicle is covered under our carrier cargo insurance from the moment it's loaded, documented with a photo condition report on the Bill of Lading at pickup and delivery.
Get a quote
A firm Los Angeles → Dallas price from the company that hauls it
Send the basics and we'll come back with a firm quote and the next available pickup window on this lane. No deposit games, no bait-and-switch.