Pennsylvania Car Shipping
Retiring to Arizona, wintering in Florida, or moving to Philadelphia or Pittsburgh? We match you with a vetted, licensed carrier for door-to-door transport anywhere in Pennsylvania, and anywhere else in the country.
To or from anywhere in Pennsylvania, door to door. Get your price below.
- Open and enclosed carriers
- Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, the Lehigh Valley and beyond
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Shipping in Pennsylvania
Popular Routes To and From Pennsylvania
Our busiest Pennsylvania lanes run south to Florida and Georgia, and west to Arizona. Each runs both ways.
Pennsylvania ↔ Florida
About 990 (Philadelphia–Orlando) to 1,200 (Philadelphia–Miami) milesEastern Pennsylvania rides I-95 south. Pittsburgh heads down I-79 and I-77 through West Virginia and the Carolinas.
Pennsylvania ↔ Georgia
About 690 (Pittsburgh–Atlanta) to 780 (Philadelphia–Atlanta) milesI-95 and I-85 from Philadelphia, or the inland route from Pittsburgh through Charlotte.
Pennsylvania ↔ Arizona
About 2,090 (Pittsburgh–Phoenix) to 2,380 (Philadelphia–Phoenix) milesA cross-country run, mostly I-70 and I-40 west through the Midwest and New Mexico.
Prices and transit times depend on your exact route, vehicle and season.Get an exact quote
Car Shipping Across Pennsylvania
City-by-city shipping notes
Pennsylvania is two very different shipping markets: the I-95 side around Philadelphia, and the hills of the west around Pittsburgh, with the Pennsylvania Turnpike tying them together. Notes on the cities we ship to and from most:
Philadelphia
The state’s largest city, on I-95 and I-76. Rowhouse blocks and one-way streets usually mean meeting at a wider street nearby.
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania, on I-76 and I-79. Steep hills and narrow streets in many neighborhoods; we plan the meeting spot ahead.
Allentown
Lehigh Valley on I-78 and I-476, a quick drive from both Philadelphia and New Jersey.
Reading
Berks County on US-422 and I-176, about an hour northwest of Philadelphia.
Erie
On Lake Erie at the top of I-79. Heavy lake-effect snow in winter can push pickup dates.
Bethlehem
Next to Allentown in the Lehigh Valley, home to Lehigh University. Easy to combine with Allentown loads.
Scranton
Northeast Pennsylvania where I-81 and I-84 meet, on the way to New York and New England.
Lancaster
South-central Pennsylvania on US-30. Farm roads are fine; downtown streets are tight.
Harrisburg
The capital, where I-81, I-83 and I-76 come together. A natural stop for carriers crossing the state.
York
South of Harrisburg on I-83, close to the Maryland line and the I-95 corridor.
Who Ships in Pennsylvania
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East or West Makes a Difference
From Philadelphia, the Lehigh Valley and the southeast, carriers head straight down I-95, the main East Coast lane to Georgia and Florida. From Pittsburgh and the west, the route usually goes south through West Virginia instead. For Arizona, both ends of the state head west on the Turnpike and I-70. Your quote is based on your exact ZIP codes, not just the state.
Pennsylvania Winters
Snow can slow pickups anywhere in the state, but especially around Erie and in the mountains along I-80 and the Turnpike. Carriers wait for safe roads, so a winter shipment may shift by a day or two. If you’re shipping a classic or a car you don’t want salted, enclosed transport keeps it covered. For everything else, open transport is the standard choice.
Pennsylvania Questions
I’m moving to Pennsylvania. What do I need to do with my car?
Pennsylvania asks new residents to title and register their vehicle within 20 days. Cars also need a yearly safety inspection, and many counties require an emissions inspection. Check PennDOT for the steps in your county.
Can a car carrier get onto my street in Philadelphia or Pittsburgh?
Often not. Narrow rowhouse streets in Philadelphia and steep hills in Pittsburgh are hard for a full-size carrier. The driver will meet you at the closest safe spot, usually a wider street or a parking lot nearby.
Do you ship cars from Pennsylvania to Arizona?
Yes. Pennsylvania to Arizona is one of our regular lanes, especially for people retiring or wintering in the Phoenix area. It runs both ways.
How much does it cost to ship a car to or from Pennsylvania?
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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