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Alabama to Texas Auto Transport

Alabama to Texas car shipping, door to door: about 700 miles and typically 2 to 4 days. Fully licensed, insured carriers and one transparent, all-in price, with $0 due until a carrier is assigned.

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The lane

The Alabama to Texas lane

Alabama to Texas car shipping links Birmingham, Huntsville, Montgomery and Mobile with Houston, Dallas, Austin and San Antonio. It is a well-served Deep South lane, with I-20 and I-10 both running directly between the two states and plenty of trucks working the corridor.

Open auto-transport carrier loaded with vehicles for the Alabama to Texas route, door to door.
Open auto-transport carrier loaded with vehicles for the Alabama to Texas route, door to door.

How much does it cost to ship a car from Alabama to Texas?

Shipping a car from Alabama to Texas typically costs $850 to $980 all-in for an open, operable sedan, or roughly $1,190 to $1,372 for enclosed transport. The route is about 700 miles and takes 2 to 4 days. SUVs, trucks, larger vehicles and peak season run higher.

Route specificationsDetails & pricing
Distance~700 miles
Typical transit2 to 4 days
Open transport (sedan)$850 to $980
Enclosed transport$1,190 to $1,372
Upfront deposit required$0
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Lane logistics

How long does Alabama to Texas shipping take?

Plan on 2 to 4 days in transit once your vehicle is picked up. Pickup is normally scheduled within one to five days of booking, and you receive real-time updates at every milestone, door to door.

Carriers out of Birmingham and Montgomery generally take I-20 west through Meridian, Jackson and Shreveport into Dallas, while Mobile loads run the I-10 Gulf corridor straight to Houston, usually two to four days. Huntsville generates significant aerospace and Redstone Arsenal relocation traffic, and military moves toward Fort Cavazos and Fort Bliss are common enough that we quote them regularly. Houston's Copart and IAA yards also pull a lot of auction freight westbound on this lane, inoperable vehicles included when the carrier is winch-equipped. Summer heat is a non-issue for open transport here; hurricane season is the only stretch that occasionally reroutes a truck.

Multi-car transport trailer on the interstate delivering vehicles from Alabama to Texas.
Multi-car transport trailer on the interstate delivering vehicles from Alabama to Texas.
How it works

Alabama to Texas shipping in 3 steps

1. Lock your price

Enter your Alabama pickup and Texas delivery ZIPs and your vehicle for a real, all-in price in about a minute.

2. We assign a carrier

We match your route to a vetted, licensed and insured carrier. You pay nothing until that happens.

3. Door-to-door delivery

The driver picks up and delivers as close to your door as is safe on both ends, with updates the whole way.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to ship a car from Alabama to Texas?

For an open, operable sedan, the Alabama to Texas lane typically runs $850 to $980 all-in. Larger vehicles, enclosed transport, and peak season cost more. Your exact, all-in price is on our instant quote, with no phone call required.

How long does Alabama to Texas car shipping take?

About 2 to 4 days in transit once the carrier picks up, and pickup is usually scheduled within one to five days of booking. You get real-time updates at every milestone.

Is Alabama to Texas too short a distance to ship a car?

Not at all, and we run this lane constantly. Short hauls carry a higher rate per mile than cross-country runs, but the total stays low because the distance is small, and carriers cover this corridor most days of the week.

Can you pick up a dealer or auction car on the Alabama to Texas lane?

Yes. This corridor connects active dealer and auction markets, and we coordinate Copart, IAA and Manheim gate pickups with the right paperwork. Inoperable vehicles are fine too, as long as they roll and steer, with a winch-equipped carrier assigned.

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