Budget option
Terminal-to-terminal shipping when you want the lowest rate
Drop your vehicle at a regional terminal and collect it from another. You handle the first and last mile; in exchange the line-haul is cheaper and pickup timing is more flexible.
- Lower line-haul cost
- Flexible drop-off timing
- Secured storage yards
Why choose terminal-to-terminal shipping
Cheaper than door-to-door
Carriers save time when they load a full trailer at one yard instead of driving to a dozen separate addresses, and that saving comes back in the rate.
Drop off on your own schedule
Terminals accept vehicles during business hours across a range of days, so you're not waiting on a driver's arrival window.
Good for tight streets
If a 75-foot carrier can't reach your address at all, a terminal removes the problem entirely.
How it works
Four steps from quote to a vehicle in your driveway.
01
Get your quote
We confirm which terminals serve your origin and destination.
02
Drop off your vehicle
Bring it to the origin terminal during their receiving hours.
03
Line-haul transit
Your car moves once the trailer heading your direction is loaded.
04
Collect at destination
Pick up from the destination terminal and inspect before signing off.
What does it cost?
Terminal-to-Terminal Shipping rates by distance.
0–500 miles$324–$401
500–1,000 miles$455–$558
1,000–1,500 miles$608–$743
1,500–2,000 miles$711–$869
2,000+ miles$1,013–$1,238
How long does it take?
Typical transit time by distance.
0–500 miles1–2 days
500–1,000 miles2–5 days
1,000–1,500 miles3–6 days
1,500–2,000 miles5–7 days
2,000+ miles7–9 days
Best for
Budget-driven moves
When you'd rather do the driving than pay for the convenience.
Dense urban addresses
City blocks where a full carrier genuinely cannot get through.
Flexible timelines
Shipments where waiting for the trailer to fill is fine.
Other ways we can ship
Not the right fit? Every service below runs on the same vetted carrier network.