Texas Car Shipping, Door to Door

Texas is big, and where your car starts or ends makes a real difference. Pickups and deliveries near the major metros and interstates are usually easier to schedule than ones far out in rural areas, where fewer carriers pass through.

Dallas–Fort Worth

BladeHaul's mailing address is in Dallas. DFW sits where I-35, I-20, I-30, and I-45 meet, so it is well connected for carriers. See Dallas car shipping for local pickup tips.

Houston

Houston connects to I-10 and I-45. Traffic and sprawling suburbs mean pickup timing matters; a flexible window helps. Along the Gulf Coast, hurricane season can affect schedules in late summer and fall.

Austin and San Antonio

Both cities sit on I-35, and San Antonio also connects to I-10. New developments and HOA communities around both cities often limit large trucks, so a nearby lot is a common meeting point.

Long-distance moves such as Texas to California, Texas to Florida, or from the Midwest and the coasts into Texas are the kind of trips where shipping usually makes the most sense compared with driving. Whatever your route, send both ZIP codes and your dates and we will check carriers for it.

Buying a car from a dealer or private seller in another state? Share the seller's pickup requirements and release paperwork, so the driver arrives prepared.

Demand moves with the seasons. Summer is a busy moving season across the country, and in winter, northern visitors head to South Texas and other warm-weather states. Hot summer weather and Gulf storms can also affect schedules. Request your quote early when your dates are fixed, and keep your pickup window flexible when you can.

Open transport suits most cars and trucks and usually costs less. Enclosed transport adds protection from sun, hail, and road debris for classics, exotics, and show cars. Compare open and enclosed car shipping.

Free quote. Your price is an estimate until a carrier accepts your order, and it never goes up without your OK. How pricing works

No payment is collected until the carrier or driver confirms in writing. The agreed spot reservation amount is due to BladeHaul after that confirmation, before pickup. The remaining carrier balance is paid directly to the carrier. Together, these make up your total price, and your written transport agreement sets out the amounts and terms. Read how booking and payment work.

BladeHaul Auto Transport LLC is an FMCSA-authorized property broker, MC-85480782 (USDOT 6803480). We arrange your transport with independent motor carriers; the carrier you approve handles the physical move.