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Car shipping in Fort Worth, TX

Downtown and Sundance Square, the Cultural District, TCU, Alliance and North Fort Worth, and the west side near NAS JRB. One quote, one vetted licensed carrier, door-to-door.

I-35W · I-30 · I-20Main access
From $400Open, in-state*
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Fort Worth auto transport

Shipping a car to or from Fort Worth

Fort Worth is the western half of the Metroplex. I-35W runs north–south through the city, I-30 and I-20 run east–west, and I-820 loops around it. That puts Fort Worth on the west side of the Metroplex, closest to the I-20 lanes toward Phoenix and Los Angeles, with I-35W leading south toward Austin and San Antonio.

Dallas Auto Shipping is part of the Auto Shipping Near Me network. We find and vet the licensed carrier who runs your exact route and connect you directly — no load boards, no broker markup. Call us locally at (469) 442-0643.

Fort Worth moves include relocations into fast-growing North Fort Worth and Alliance, students heading to or from TCU, and service members transferring through Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth. We also handle cars bought from Fort Worth dealers and private sellers.

Neighborhoods & nearby cities

Fort Worth pickups and deliveries

Downtown / Sundance SquareCultural DistrictTCU / WestcliffNear SouthsideStockyardsAlliance / North Fort WorthKellerBenbrookWhite SettlementHaltom CitySaginawBurleson

Good to know

Shipping from Fort Worth: what to expect

🏗️ New-build neighborhoods

North Fort Worth and Alliance have plenty of new subdivisions with narrow streets and construction traffic. If a full-size carrier can’t reach your door, your driver will set a nearby meeting spot off I-35W, SH 170 or a main road.

🎖️ Military moves

Moving to or from NAS JRB Fort Worth? Tell us your report or departure date when you book. A friend or family member can release or receive the car if your orders change.

⛈️ Hail season

North Texas gets hailstorms, mostly in spring. If you’re shipping a high-value or freshly repaired car, enclosed transport keeps it covered on the road.

Popular lanes from Fort Worth

Starting prices on DFW lanes

LaneOpen fromEnclosed fromTransit
Dallas → Houston$400$6001–2 days
Dallas → Austin$400$6001–2 days
Dallas → San Antonio$400$6001–2 days
Dallas → Phoenix$845$1,2703–4 days
Dallas → Las Vegas$935$1,4003–5 days
Dallas → Los Angeles$1,035$1,5503–5 days

*Starting estimates for an operable vehicle, from the live Auto Shipping Near Me route pages linked above (checked Oct 27, 2026). These are ballpark figures, not fixed quotes. Prices change with fuel, the season and events, and your exact quote depends on the vehicle, your Fort Worth address, timing and how busy the lane is that week.

Choose your transport

Open or enclosed

Open transport

The most popular and economical choice. Your vehicle rides on an open carrier, the way dealers move most of their inventory. Ideal for everyday cars, trucks and SUVs.

Enclosed transport

Your vehicle rides inside a covered trailer, shielded from weather, hail and road debris. The right call for classic, luxury, exotic and high-value vehicles.

Questions

Fort Worth car shipping FAQ

How much does it cost to ship a car from Fort Worth?

Fort Worth shipments are priced on DFW lanes. On Auto Shipping Near Me’s live route pages, Dallas to Houston, Austin or San Antonio starts at $400 for open transport, Dallas to Phoenix at $845, and Dallas to Los Angeles at $1,035 (checked Oct 27, 2026). These are ballpark starting estimates that change with fuel, the season and events. Your exact quote depends on the vehicle, your Fort Worth address and the dates.

Do you cover Alliance, Keller, Benbrook and the rest of Tarrant County?

Yes. We cover Fort Worth, the surrounding Tarrant County cities and the whole DFW Metroplex. Put your exact pickup and delivery addresses on the quote form.

Can you ship my car for a PCS move from NAS JRB Fort Worth?

Yes. Tell us your dates and destination when you book. If you can’t be there for pickup or delivery, someone you trust can hand over the keys and sign the inspection.

Open or enclosed — which should I pick?

Open transport is the most economical and fits most daily drivers. Enclosed transport keeps the car covered from weather, hail and road debris. It’s the usual pick for classic, exotic or high-value cars.

Who actually moves my car?

A licensed carrier. We find and vet the carrier who runs your route, then connect you directly. You get one quote and one point of contact.

Ready to ship from Fort Worth?

Get a free, no-obligation quote. We’ll match you with a licensed carrier for your exact route. Phones are answered Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm ET.

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