Arizona Car Shipping
Wintering in Phoenix, retiring to Tucson, or shipping a car out of Arizona? We match you with a vetted, licensed carrier for door-to-door transport anywhere in Arizona, and anywhere else in the country.
To or from anywhere in Arizona, door to door. Get your price below.
- Open and enclosed carriers
- Phoenix, the East and West Valley, Tucson, Flagstaff and beyond
- Talk to a real person at (424) 453-1800
Shipping in Arizona
Popular Routes To and From Arizona
Arizona draws people from all over the country, especially in winter. These are the lanes our customers book most, and every one runs both ways.
Arizona ↔ Texas
About 1,065 (Phoenix–Dallas) to 1,175 (Phoenix–Houston) milesEast on I-10 through Tucson and El Paso. Tucson to El Paso alone is only about 320 miles.
Arizona ↔ Florida
About 2,130 (Phoenix–Orlando) to 2,360 (Phoenix–Miami) milesI-10 almost the whole way, from Phoenix to Jacksonville along the southern edge of the country.
Arizona ↔ Georgia
About 1,850 (Phoenix–Atlanta) milesI-10 to Texas, then I-20 through Dallas and Birmingham to Atlanta.
Arizona ↔ Tennessee
About 1,470 (Phoenix–Memphis) to 1,690 (Phoenix–Nashville) milesNorth on I-17 to Flagstaff, then east on I-40 across New Mexico, Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Prices and transit times depend on your exact route, vehicle and season.Get an exact quote
Car Shipping Across Arizona
City-by-city shipping notes
Most of our Arizona shipments start or end in the Phoenix area, but we cover the whole state. Notes on the cities we ship to and from most:
Phoenix
Arizona’s hub, where I-10 and I-17 meet. Most Arizona loads start or end in the Valley.
Tucson
Southern Arizona on I-10, the first big stop for carriers coming in from Texas. Home to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base.
Mesa
East Valley on US-60 and Loop 202. A big winter-visitor town with many RV and 55+ communities.
Gilbert
Southeast Valley with wide suburban streets that work well for door-to-door pickup.
Chandler
South of Phoenix on I-10 and Loop 101, with lots of tech relocations.
Glendale
West Valley on Loop 101, near Luke Air Force Base. Avoid stadium event days if you can.
Scottsdale
High-end and collector cars are common here, so enclosed transport is a popular choice.
Peoria
Northwest Valley off Loop 101, with plenty of planned communities. Gated streets may mean meeting at the gate.
Tempe
Home to Arizona State. Expect move-in rushes in August and move-outs in May.
Surprise
Far West Valley, popular with retirees and seasonal residents.
Buckeye
One of the fastest-growing cities in the country, on I-10 west of Phoenix. Lots of new construction.
Goodyear
West Valley on I-10, an easy pickup for carriers heading to or from California.
San Tan Valley
Pinal County, southeast of the Valley. Newer neighborhoods, a bit farther from the freeway.
Yuma
Far southwest corner on I-8, near the California line. Home to a Marine Corps air station and many winter visitors.
Avondale
West Valley on I-10, minutes from downtown Phoenix.
Queen Creek
Far Southeast Valley. Larger lots and semi-rural roads; tell us about access when you book.
Maricopa
Between Phoenix and Casa Grande off AZ-347. Fast-growing, with a commute to the Valley.
Flagstaff
Northern Arizona at 7,000 feet, on I-40 and I-17. Snow is real here in winter, unlike the Valley.
Casa Grande
Halfway between Phoenix and Tucson where I-8 and I-10 meet. Easy to add to either metro’s loads.
Casas Adobes
North of Tucson along Oracle Road, an easy add to any Tucson-area load.
Who Ships in Arizona
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Winter Visitors and Snowbirds
Arizona is one of the country’s biggest winter destinations. Retirees and seasonal residents from the Midwest, Pennsylvania and beyond fill Mesa, Surprise, Sun City, Scottsdale, Tucson and Yuma from fall to spring. Shipping the car means you can fly in and skip a 2,000-mile drive. See snowbird car shipping for timing tips.
Shipping in the Valley
The Phoenix area is spread out but built for cars: wide streets, big parking lots and a freeway loop system. That makes door-to-door pickup easy in most neighborhoods. Gated and 55+ communities may ask the carrier to stay outside, so let us know when you book. In summer, the driver may suggest early-morning pickup to beat the heat.
Open or Enclosed in Arizona?
Open transport is the standard, lower-priced option. Arizona also has a big collector and exotic car scene, especially around Scottsdale. For those, enclosed transport keeps the car out of the sun, dust and road debris. See exotic and classic car shipping.
Arizona Questions
When is snowbird season for shipping a car to Arizona?
Winter visitors usually ship cars to Arizona in October through December and home again in March through May. Book a few weeks ahead in those months for more carrier options.
Does the Arizona heat affect car shipping?
Summer temperatures in Phoenix often top 110°F. That doesn’t stop carriers, but it’s hard on paint and interiors for a car sitting outside. For a classic or high-value car, enclosed transport keeps it out of the sun.
I’m moving to Arizona. What do I need to do with my car?
Arizona expects new residents to register their vehicle right away. If you live in the Phoenix or Tucson metro areas, your car will likely need an emissions test first. Check ADOT’s Motor Vehicle Division for details.
How much does it cost to ship a car to or from Arizona?
It depends on the distance, the vehicle, open or enclosed, and the season. We don’t post made-up averages. Get an exact quote or call (424) 453-1800.
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