Auto transport to and from all 50 states
COWBOYVehicle Shipping

Nationwide auto transport

Ship your vehicle anywhere in the country.

Cowboy Vehicle Shipping arranges door-to-door transport for cars, trucks, SUVs and motorcycles. Get your price online in about a minute.

  • Insured carriers. Every truck we assign carries active cargo insurance.
  • One clear price. Your quote covers the move, with no fees added later.
  • People who answer. One team on your shipment from booking to delivery.

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How it works

From quote to driveway in three stops

  1. Stop 1 · Quote

    Tell us the route and the vehicle

    Enter pickup and delivery ZIP codes, your vehicle and when it's ready. Your price comes back right away.

  2. Stop 2 · Pickup

    We assign a carrier and set the window

    Book online, choose open or enclosed, and we confirm the pickup window. The driver inspects the vehicle with you and notes its condition on the bill of lading.

  3. Stop 3 · Delivery

    Your vehicle arrives at your door

    The driver calls ahead, unloads at your address or as close as a truck can legally get, and you inspect and sign for the vehicle.

Services

Open or enclosed: which one do you need?

Most vehicles ship on an open trailer. Enclosed is worth the extra cost when the vehicle itself is the thing you're protecting.

Open transportEnclosed transport
Best forDaily drivers, family vehicles, dealer and auction purchasesLuxury, exotic, classic and low-clearance vehicles
ProtectionExposed to weather and road dust, the same as driving itFully covered from weather and road debris
CostThe lower-cost optionCosts more than open on the same route
AvailabilityMost trucks on the road, so pickup is usually fasterFewer trucks, so allow more lead time

Also available on any shipment

  • Door-to-door service

    Pickup and delivery at your address. No terminals and no extra trips.

  • Expedited pickup

    Priority dispatch for the earliest available truck when you're on a deadline.

  • Snowbird and seasonal moves

    Send the car south for winter and bring it home in spring.

  • Military relocation

    PCS moves scheduled around report dates and base access rules.

  • Non-running vehicles

    Winch-equipped carriers for vehicles that roll, steer and brake but won't start.

  • Motorcycles and oversized trucks

    Matched to carriers with the right equipment for the size and weight.

Timing

How long shipping takes

Transit time is mostly a matter of miles. These are typical ranges once the vehicle is on the truck.

DistanceTypical time in transit
Under 500 miles1 to 2 days
500 to 1,000 miles2 to 4 days
1,000 to 1,500 miles3 to 5 days
1,500 to 2,000 miles4 to 7 days
Over 2,000 miles6 to 10 days

Estimates only. Weather, traffic and other stops on the route can change delivery dates.

Pricing

What goes into your price

No two shipments price the same. The quote tool weighs all of these for your exact move.

  • Distance and route

    Longer trips cost more in total. Major highway corridors cost less per mile than remote areas.

  • Vehicle size

    Larger and heavier vehicles take more room on the trailer.

  • Trailer type

    Enclosed transport is priced above open.

  • Running condition

    Vehicles that don't run need a winch and extra loading time.

  • Timing and season

    Flexible dates cost less. Rush pickups and peak seasons cost more.

Get the price for your move

Coverage

All 50 states and Washington, D.C.

If a truck can reach the address, we can ship to it. These are some of the routes customers ask about most.

Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming and Washington, D.C.

Why Cowboy

What you can hold us to

Auto transport runs on trust. These are the standards we work to on every shipment.

  • Verified carriers

    We check each carrier's operating authority and cargo insurance before your vehicle is assigned.

  • The price we quote

    Your quote is built from your route, vehicle and timing, and it covers the move.

  • Documented condition

    The vehicle is inspected and recorded on a bill of lading at pickup and again at delivery.

  • Updates you don't chase

    You hear from us at dispatch, at pickup and before delivery.

  • One team throughout

    The people who quote your shipment are the people who see it delivered.

FAQ

Common questions

Have one we didn't cover? Start a quote and ask us about your shipment.

Is my vehicle insured during transport?

Yes. Carriers are required to carry cargo insurance for the vehicles on their trailer. The driver records your vehicle's condition on the bill of lading at pickup and again at delivery, and that record is what any claim is based on.

Do I need to be there for pickup and delivery?

Someone does. You or a person you trust needs to hand over the keys, walk around the vehicle with the driver and sign the bill of lading at both ends.

How should I prepare my vehicle?

Wash it so existing marks are easy to document, remove personal items and toll tags, leave about a quarter tank of fuel, and have one set of keys ready for the driver.

Can I leave personal items in the car?

It's best to ship the vehicle empty. Carrier insurance covers the vehicle and not its contents, and extra weight can affect the price.

Can you ship a vehicle that doesn't run?

Yes. Mark the vehicle as not operable in the quote tool so we assign a carrier with a winch. It needs to roll, steer and brake to be loaded.

How far ahead should I book?

A week or two ahead gives the most carrier options and the best price. If you need it sooner, ask for expedited pickup.

Ready to ship your vehicle?

Get your price now. It's free and there's no obligation to book.