Shipping a car to or from Texas costs $400 to $2,000 in 2026 depending on distance, with in-state routes running $400 to $750, interstate moves to neighboring states $600 to $1,300, and cross-country routes from California or the East Coast $900 to $2,000. Texas has been one of the top three inbound migration states in the U.S. for five consecutive years, with California-to-Texas relocations leading the nation by volume since 2020.
This guide answers the most common Texas car shipping questions: actual 2026 costs by route, military PCS coordination for Fort Hood, JBSA, and Fort Bliss, California relocation logistics, snowbird timing, and how to choose the right transport method for in-state versus interstate moves.
Direct Connect Auto Transport has handled Texas vehicle shipping for civilian relocations, military families, corporate transfers, and snowbirds for over 24 years. Veteran-owned, A+ BBB rated, USDOT 2823098. Get a free Texas car shipping quote in under two minutes or call (800) 980-2222.
Texas Car Shipping Quick Facts (2026)
- Average Cost: $400 to $750 in-state, $600 to $1,300 interstate, $900 to $2,000 cross-country
- Most Popular Route: California to Texas (1.2 million California-to-Texas relocations since 2020)
- Major Military Bases: Fort Hood (Killeen), JBSA (San Antonio), Fort Bliss (El Paso), NAS Corpus Christi, NAS JRB Fort Worth
- Peak Season: May through August (PCS season pushes military routes 10 to 15 percent higher)
- Best Value Months: January, February, and October (off-peak rates 5 to 10 percent lower)
- Transit Times: 1 to 3 days in-state, 3 to 7 days regional, 5 to 9 days cross-country
- Booking Lead Time: 2 to 3 weeks ahead off-peak, 4 to 6 weeks during peak PCS season
- Texas Registration: New residents must register within 30 days, includes state inspection
- DCAT Credentials: Veteran-owned since 2001, A+ BBB rating, USDOT 2823098, 23,000+ customer reviews at 4.9 stars
How Texas Auto Transport Works
Shipping your car to or from Texas is simple with our streamlined 4-step process:
Step 1Get a Free Instant Quote. Receive your personalized car shipping quote in minutes online or by calling our Texas auto transport specialists. |
Step 2Schedule Pick-up Anywhere in Texas. We coordinate convenient pickup times at your home, office, or preferred location throughout the state. |
Step 3We Transport Your Vehicle Safely & Securely. Your car travels on professional carriers with experienced drivers and comprehensive insurance coverage. |
Step 4Delivery at Your Door—On Time and Insured. We deliver your vehicle directly to your destination with a thorough inspection and all paperwork completed. |
Popular Texas Car Shipping Routes
Direct Connect handles high-volume car shipping routes to and from Texas, connecting the Lone Star State to destinations nationwide. Here are our most popular routes with competitive pricing:
High-Demand Long-Distance Routes:
- Texas to California Car Shipping – $900-$1,250 (popular route, book early for best rates)
- Orlando to Austin Car Shipping – $750-$1,200 (cross-country route, 4-6 day transit)
- Chicago to Houston Auto Transport – $950-$1,300 (competitive rates, regular service)
- Atlanta to Dallas Car Shipping – $550-$900 (regional route with quick delivery)
While as Texas to Arizona Car Shipping – High-demand Southwest corridor with consistent relocation, snowbird, and climate-based transport needs year-round.
Popular Interstate Connections:
- New York to Texas Auto Transport – Major corporate relocation route
- Florida to Texas Car Shipping – High snowbird and retiree demand
- Arizona to Texas Auto Transport – Growing route for climate-based moves
- Texas to Colorado Car Shipping – Popular for lifestyle relocations.
How much does it cost to ship a car to Texas in 2026?
Shipping a car to Texas costs between $400 and $2,000 in 2026 depending on origin, distance, vehicle type, and transport method. In-state Texas routes run $400 to $750 for open transport. Interstate routes from neighboring states cost $600 to $1,300. Cross-country routes from California, the Northeast, or the West Coast typically cost $900 to $2,000.
Enclosed transport adds 30 to 60 percent above open transport rates. Non-running vehicles add $150 to $400. Peak PCS season (May through August) pushes military-corridor pricing up 10 to 15 percent.
Texas car shipping pricing by route type
| Route Type | Distance Range | Open Transport | Enclosed Transport |
| Within Texas | 80-900 miles | $400 to $750 | $600 to $1,000 |
| Texas to neighboring states (OK, LA, NM, AR) | 300-800 miles | $600 to $1,000 | $800 to $1,300 |
| Texas to Sun Belt (AZ, FL, GA, TN) | 800-1,200 miles | $750 to $1,300 | $1,000 to $1,700 |
| Cross-country (CA, NY, WA, IL) | 1,200-1,800 miles | $900 to $1,600 | $1,200 to $2,100 |
| Long-haul (East Coast, Pacific Northwest) | 1,800+ miles | $1,200 to $2,000 | $1,600 to $2,500+ |
Popular Texas route pricing examples
| Route | Distance | Open Transport | Enclosed Transport |
| Los Angeles to Austin | 1,380 miles | $950 to $1,400 | $1,300 to $1,800 |
| Los Angeles to Dallas | 1,430 miles | $1,000 to $1,500 | $1,400 to $1,900 |
| San Francisco to Austin | 1,750 miles | $1,100 to $1,600 | $1,500 to $2,000 |
| Houston to Dallas | 240 miles | $400 to $550 | $600 to $750 |
| Austin to San Antonio | 80 miles | $350 to $450 | $500 to $650 |
| Houston to El Paso | 750 miles | $650 to $850 | $850 to $1,100 |
| New York to Dallas | 1,550 miles | $1,100 to $1,600 | $1,500 to $2,000 |
| Chicago to Houston | 1,090 miles | $900 to $1,300 | $1,200 to $1,700 |
| Atlanta to Dallas | 780 miles | $550 to $900 | $750 to $1,200 |
| Phoenix to Houston | 1,180 miles | $900 to $1,300 | $1,200 to $1,700 |
For pricing on your specific Texas route, get a free Texas car shipping quote or compare rates at Cost to Ship a Car.
How long does it take to ship a car to Texas?
Texas car shipping transit times range from 1 day for short in-state routes to 9 days for cross-country shipments. In-state Texas routes complete in 1 to 3 days. Regional routes from neighboring states take 3 to 5 days. Cross-country routes from California or the East Coast take 5 to 9 days.
Peak PCS season (May through August) can add 1 to 3 days to typical transit times due to carrier capacity constraints. Severe Texas weather, particularly spring hail storms along the I-35 corridor and hurricane season along the Gulf Coast, can also affect schedules.
Texas car shipping timeline by route
| Route Type | Transit Time | Notes |
| Within Texas (under 500 miles) | 1 to 3 days | Same-day pickup possible on popular routes |
| Texas to neighboring states | 3 to 5 days | Regional dispatching keeps timelines tight |
| Texas to Sun Belt | 4 to 7 days | I-10 and I-20 corridors well-served |
| California to Texas | 4 to 7 days | I-10 corridor primary route |
| East Coast to Texas | 5 to 9 days | I-20 and I-40 primary corridors |
| Hawaii/Alaska to Texas | 14 to 24 days | Includes ocean freight + mainland transport |
California to Texas car shipping: the dominant migration corridor
California to Texas is the most active interstate migration corridor in the United States, accounting for hundreds of thousands of car shipments since 2020. Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio are the top California-relocation destinations, driven by no state income tax, lower cost of living, tech industry expansion, and corporate relocations from companies including Tesla, Oracle, and HP.
The route runs primarily on I-10 from Los Angeles through Phoenix to San Antonio, then I-35 north to Austin or Dallas. Carrier availability is consistently strong because the volume is so high, which keeps pricing competitive year-round.
Most popular California to Texas routes
- Los Angeles to Austin: $950 to $1,400 open / $1,300 to $1,800 enclosed (1,380 miles, 4 to 6 days)
- Los Angeles to Dallas: $1,000 to $1,500 open / $1,400 to $1,900 enclosed (1,430 miles, 4 to 7 days)
- San Francisco to Austin: $1,100 to $1,600 open / $1,500 to $2,000 enclosed (1,750 miles, 5 to 7 days)
- San Diego to Houston: $1,000 to $1,500 open / $1,400 to $1,900 enclosed (1,500 miles, 5 to 7 days)
- San Jose to Dallas: $1,200 to $1,700 open / $1,600 to $2,100 enclosed (1,800 miles, 5 to 8 days)
Best timing for California to Texas moves
- January to March: Lowest rates of the year (5 to 10 percent below average)
- April to May: Strong availability before summer PCS demand
- June to August: Peak demand, expect 5 to 15 percent premium
- September to November: Returning carrier availability, moderate pricing
- December: Holiday-related slowdown, opportunistic pricing available
For detailed California-to-Texas pricing and route specifics, see our California Car Shipping page.
Military PCS car shipping to Texas: Fort Hood, JBSA, Fort Bliss
Texas has more major military installations than any other state in the U.S., including Fort Hood (Killeen), Joint Base San Antonio, Fort Bliss (El Paso), NAS Corpus Christi, NAS JRB Fort Worth, and Dyess AFB. Combined PCS volume across these installations makes Texas one of the highest-demand military car shipping markets in the country.
Note on Fort Hood: The base was renamed Fort Cavazos in May 2023, then renamed back to Fort Hood in June 2025 (honoring Col. Robert B. Hood, a WWI Distinguished Service Cross recipient, not the original Confederate namesake). As of 2026, the official name is Fort Hood. We handle shipments by either name.
Major Texas military installations served
- Fort Hood (Killeen): Largest Army installation in Texas, ~40,000 active-duty personnel, III Armored Corps and 1st Cavalry Division
- Joint Base San Antonio (San Antonio): ~80,000 across three sub-installations (Lackland AFB, Randolph AFB, Fort Sam Houston)
- Fort Bliss (El Paso): ~32,000 active-duty, 1st Armored Division
- NAS Corpus Christi (Corpus Christi): Naval aviation training base
- NAS JRB Fort Worth (Fort Worth): Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base
- Dyess AFB (Abilene): Air Force B-1 Lancer bomber base
- Goodfellow AFB (San Angelo): Intelligence and firefighter training
PCS season timing for Texas bases
Peak PCS season runs May through August, with June and July as the busiest months. During peak season:
- Demand spikes 10 to 15 percent above off-peak rates
- Pickup windows extend from 1 to 3 days off-peak to 3 to 5 days at peak
- Book 4 to 6 weeks ahead for guaranteed PCS timing
DCAT offers military discounts for active duty, reserve, National Guard, and veteran customers across all branches. Mention your service status when requesting a quote.
For full military shipping process details including OCONUS coordination and PCS entitlements, see our PCS Military Car Shipping Guide.
In-state Texas car shipping: Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio
In-state Texas car shipping costs $400 to $750 for open transport on routes ranging from 80 to 900 miles. The four major Texas metros (Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, San Antonio, Austin) generate the highest in-state volume, with secondary demand from El Paso, Corpus Christi, and the Rio Grande Valley.
In-state Texas route pricing
| Route | Distance | Open Transport | Transit Time |
| Houston to Dallas | 240 miles | $400 to $550 | 1 to 2 days |
| Houston to Austin | 165 miles | $350 to $500 | 1 to 2 days |
| Austin to San Antonio | 80 miles | $350 to $450 | 1 day |
| Dallas to Austin | 200 miles | $400 to $550 | 1 to 2 days |
| Dallas to Fort Worth | 35 miles | $300 to $400 | 1 day |
| Houston to El Paso | 750 miles | $650 to $850 | 2 to 3 days |
| Dallas to El Paso | 635 miles | $600 to $800 | 2 to 3 days |
| Houston to Corpus Christi | 215 miles | $400 to $550 | 1 to 2 days |
| San Antonio to El Paso | 555 miles | $550 to $750 | 2 to 3 days |
Texas cities we serve
For city-specific car shipping service and local pricing, see our dedicated city pages:
- Houston car shipping
- Dallas car shipping
- Austin car shipping
- San Antonio car shipping
- Fort Worth car shipping
- El Paso car shipping
- Plano car shipping
- Frisco car shipping
- Killeen car shipping
- Corpus Christi car shipping
For pricing on your specific route, get a free Texas car shipping quote in under two minutes.
Open vs. enclosed Texas auto transport: which should I choose?
Open transport is the standard choice for 90 percent of Texas car shipments and is recommended for daily-driver vehicles, recent purchases, and trucks. Enclosed transport costs 30 to 60 percent more and is reserved for classic cars, exotic vehicles, motorcycles, and any vehicle valued over $80,000.
Choose open transport if:
- Your vehicle is valued under $80,000
- You are shipping a daily-driver sedan, SUV, or truck
- You want the most cost-effective option
- You are shipping during low-risk weather periods
- Standard $100,000 to $500,000 cargo insurance is sufficient
Choose enclosed transport if:
- Your vehicle is valued over $80,000
- You are shipping a classic, collector, or exotic vehicle
- You want protection from spring Texas hail storms (March to May)
- You are shipping during Gulf Coast hurricane season (June to November)
- You want sealed protection from road debris and weather
- Your vehicle has aftermarket modifications or custom paint
Texas-specific weather considerations
Texas weather affects transport timing more than most states. Spring hail along the I-35 corridor between Dallas and San Antonio can cause significant damage to vehicles on open carriers. Gulf Coast hurricane season can delay shipments through Houston and Corpus Christi from June through November. For high-value vehicles or shipments during these windows, enclosed transport is the safer choice.
How to ship a car to or from Texas: step-by-step process
The Texas shipping process follows six steps from quote to delivery. Booking 2 to 3 weeks ahead off-peak or 4 to 6 weeks ahead during peak PCS season is recommended.
Step 1: Request your Texas car shipping quote
Get an instant online quote or call (800) 980-2222. Provide origin ZIP, destination ZIP, vehicle year/make/model, and desired pickup window.
Step 2: Book service and pay deposit
Once you accept your quote, DCAT books a carrier matching your timeline. Pay a small deposit (typically $100 to $200) to secure the booking.
Step 3: Prepare your vehicle for pickup
Clean your vehicle inside and out, document existing condition with photos, remove all personal belongings (DOT-restricted), keep fuel at quarter-tank, remove TxTag and any toll transponders, and disable car alarms.
Step 4: Schedule pickup
DCAT’s carrier coordinates pickup at your home, business, or designated location. Be present at pickup to sign the Bill of Lading and document existing condition with the driver.
Step 5: Track your shipment
DCAT provides real-time tracking throughout transit. You will receive notifications at pickup, milestones along the route, and approaching delivery.
Step 6: Receive and inspect at delivery
Be present at delivery to inspect the vehicle, note any new damage on the Bill of Lading, and complete final payment. Texas residents must complete state vehicle inspection and registration within 30 days of arrival.
Cost breakdown: shipping a car from Los Angeles to Austin
To illustrate California-to-Texas relocation costs, here is a worked example for the most common scenario.
Scenario: 2024 Honda Accord from Los Angeles to Austin (California to Texas relocation)
Option 1: Open transport, door-to-door
- Pickup from LA address: included in base
- Open carrier transport (LA to Austin, 1,380 miles): $1,150
- Delivery to Austin address: included in base
- Total: $1,150
- Transit time: 4 to 6 days
Option 2: Enclosed transport, door-to-door
- Pickup from LA address: included in base
- Enclosed carrier transport (LA to Austin, 1,380 miles): $1,600
- Delivery to Austin address: included in base
- Total: $1,600
- Transit time: 5 to 7 days
Option 3: Drive it yourself
- Gas (1,380 miles at $4.00/gal, 32 mpg): $173
- 1 night hotel in Phoenix or El Paso: $120
- 4 meals on the road: $80
- 2 days of vacation time used or PTO: variable cost
- Wear on vehicle (1,380 miles depreciation): $200 to $400
- Total out-of-pocket: $573 to $773 + your time and 2 days lost
Most California-to-Texas relocators choose Option 1 (open transport). Option 2 is recommended for vehicles over $80,000 or shipments during peak Texas hail season (March to May). Option 3 saves money but costs 2 days of your time, vehicle wear, and travel exhaustion right before you need to be productive in your new home.
Common mistakes Texas car shippers make
These are the five most common mistakes Texas shippers make. Avoiding them is the difference between a smooth move and a stressful one.
Mistake #1: Booking less than 2 weeks ahead during peak PCS season
Texas military bases generate enormous PCS demand from May through August. Last-minute bookings during peak season pay 15 to 25 percent premium and face limited pickup windows.
Solution: For PCS moves to or from Fort Hood, JBSA, or Fort Bliss, book 4 to 6 weeks ahead. For civilian moves during peak season, 3 to 4 weeks ahead is sufficient. Off-peak windows (October through April) allow 2-week lead times.
Mistake #2: Forgetting to remove TxTag and toll transponders
Texas has extensive toll roads, especially around Dallas, Houston, and Austin. TxTag, EZ TAG, and TollTag transponders left in vehicles during transport accumulate charges as the carrier passes through toll points along the route.
Solution: Remove all electronic toll transponders before pickup. Store them in a metal-lined RFID-blocking pouch if you want to keep them active for use after the move. If shipping from out-of-state to Texas, obtain a TxTag online after arrival.
Mistake #3: Not budgeting for Texas vehicle inspection and registration
New Texas residents must complete a Texas vehicle inspection at a certified inspection station, then register at the county tax office, all within 30 days of establishing residency. The combined cost runs $50 to $200 depending on county and vehicle type.
Solution: Schedule Texas state inspection within the first week of vehicle arrival. The inspection runs $7 (safety only) to $25 (safety + emissions in certain counties). Registration runs $50 to $75 for most vehicles. Bring out-of-state title, proof of Texas insurance, VIN verification (Form VTR-270), and your driver’s license.
Mistake #4: Ignoring Texas-specific insurance requirements
Texas requires minimum 30/60/25 liability coverage ($30K bodily injury per person, $60K per accident, $25K property damage). Many out-of-state policies do not meet Texas minimums and create coverage gaps during the relocation period.
Solution: Contact your insurance provider before shipping to confirm coverage meets Texas requirements throughout transport and after arrival. If your existing insurer does not write Texas policies, secure new Texas-compliant coverage to start the day of vehicle arrival.
Mistake #5: Underestimating spring hail risk on open transport
Spring hail storms along the I-35 corridor from Dallas to San Antonio can cause significant damage to vehicles on open carriers, particularly from March through May. Standard cargo insurance covers some damage, but deductibles and coverage limits vary.
Solution: For high-value vehicles or recent purchases shipping during March through May, consider enclosed transport. The 30 to 60 percent premium provides full weather protection. For standard vehicles, confirm your transport contract covers hail damage and verify the carrier’s specific insurance coverage.
Texas vehicle registration and inspection requirements
New Texas residents must register their vehicle within 30 days of establishing residency and complete a Texas state inspection at a certified inspection station. The combined cost runs $50 to $200 depending on county and vehicle type.
Texas registration and inspection requirements
- Texas state safety inspection ($7 to $25, valid at certified inspection stations statewide)
- Emissions testing required in certain counties (Travis, Williamson, Brazoria, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, Montgomery, Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Johnson, Kaufman, Parker, Rockwall, Tarrant, El Paso)
- Out-of-state title and current registration
- Proof of Texas insurance (minimum 30/60/25 liability)
- VIN verification (Form VTR-270, completed at certified inspection station)
- Texas driver’s license (recommended but not required to register)
- Registration fee ($50 to $75 depending on vehicle weight and county)
- Title transfer fee ($28 to $33)
- Sales tax (6.25 percent of vehicle value, with credit for taxes paid to previous state)
Texas-specific considerations
Active-duty military stationed in Texas may qualify for non-resident exemptions and reduced registration fees. The Texas DMV does not allow out-of-state vehicles to operate beyond 30 days without Texas registration, though enforcement varies by county.
Why choose Direct Connect Auto Transport for Texas car shipping?
Direct Connect Auto Transport has handled Texas vehicle shipping for civilian relocations, military families, corporate transfers, snowbirds, and dealers for over 24 years. As a veteran-owned brokerage with deep experience in Texas logistics, we understand the specific complexities of California-to-Texas relocation, military PCS at Fort Hood and JBSA, and in-state Texas routes.
What sets Direct Connect apart for Texas shipping
- California-to-Texas expertise: Strong carrier relationships on the I-10 and I-40 corridors keep pricing competitive on this high-volume route
- Military PCS specialists: Priority service for Fort Hood, JBSA, Fort Bliss, NAS Corpus Christi, and all Texas military installations
- In-state Texas coverage: Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, El Paso, Plano, Frisco, Killeen, Corpus Christi, and all major Texas metros
- Real-time tracking: GPS tracking on every Texas shipment from pickup to delivery
- Hurricane and hail coordination: Weather-aware dispatch during Texas storm seasons
- Texas registration guidance: Bill of Lading documentation that supports your 30-day Texas registration deadline
- Veteran-owned trust: A+ BBB rating, 23,000+ customer reviews at 4.9 stars, USDOT 2823098, 24+ years in business
Call Direct Connect Auto Transport today at (800) 980-2222 for a free Texas car shipping quote.
Texas Car Shipping Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to ship a car to Texas in 2026?
Shipping a car to Texas costs $400 to $2,000 in 2026 depending on origin and route. In-state Texas routes run $400 to $750. Interstate routes from neighboring states cost $600 to $1,300. Cross-country routes from California or the East Coast cost $900 to $2,000. Enclosed transport adds 30 to 60 percent above open transport rates.
How long does it take to ship a car from California to Texas?
Car shipping from California to Texas takes 4 to 7 days. Los Angeles to Austin runs 1,380 miles via I-10 with 4 to 6 day transit. San Francisco to Austin or Dallas runs 1,750 to 1,800 miles via I-10 or I-40 with 5 to 7 day transit. Peak PCS season (May through August) can extend transit by 1 to 3 days.
Do I need to remove my TxTag before shipping?
Yes. TxTag, EZ TAG, and TollTag transponders left in vehicles during transport accumulate charges as the carrier passes through toll points along the route. Remove all electronic toll transponders before pickup. Store them in an RFID-blocking pouch if you want to keep them active. If shipping to Texas from out of state, obtain a TxTag online after arrival.
How early should I book my Texas PCS car shipment?
Book 4 to 6 weeks ahead for PCS moves to or from Fort Hood, JBSA, Fort Bliss, or any Texas military installation during peak season (May through August). For non-peak windows, 2 to 3 weeks is usually enough. Last-minute PCS bookings pay 15 to 25 percent premium.
What documents do I need to register my car in Texas?
New Texas residents need: out-of-state title and current registration, proof of Texas insurance (minimum 30/60/25 liability), VIN verification (Form VTR-270 completed at certified inspection station), Texas state safety inspection certificate, and registration fee ($50 to $75). Emissions testing is required in 17 specific counties. Registration must be completed within 30 days of establishing residency.
Should I choose open or enclosed transport for my Texas shipment?
Choose open transport for daily-driver vehicles under $80,000 and standard sedans, SUVs, and trucks. Choose enclosed transport for classic cars, exotic vehicles, vehicles over $80,000, recent purchases shipping during Texas hail season (March through May), or shipments during Gulf Coast hurricane season (June through November). Enclosed transport costs 30 to 60 percent more.
Can I leave personal items in my car when shipping to Texas?
Personal items are technically prohibited but most carriers allow up to 100 pounds stored in the trunk below the window line. Items are not covered by transport insurance. Remove all valuables, electronics, custom accessories, and loose items. Take photos of any personal items you do include for your own records.
How does Texas hail affect my car shipping?
Spring hail storms along the I-35 corridor from Dallas to San Antonio can cause significant damage to vehicles on open carriers, particularly March through May. Standard cargo insurance covers some hail damage, but deductibles and coverage limits vary. For high-value vehicles or recent purchases shipping during March through May, enclosed transport is strongly recommended.
What's the cheapest time to ship a car to Texas?
January, February, and October are the cheapest months for Texas car shipping. Off-peak rates run 5 to 10 percent below average. Peak PCS season (May through August) is the most expensive, with rates 10 to 15 percent above average on military-corridor routes. December has moderate availability and opportunistic pricing on some routes due to holiday-related slowdowns.
Get a free Texas car shipping quote
Direct Connect Auto Transport has been moving vehicles to and from Texas for over 24 years. Veteran-owned, A+ BBB rated, with strong California-to-Texas carrier networks, military PCS expertise, and real-time tracking on every shipment.
Key takeaways:
- In-state Texas runs $400 to $750; cross-country routes cost $900 to $2,000
- California to Texas is the highest-volume corridor in the country
- Fort Hood, JBSA, and Fort Bliss are major military PCS destinations
- Book 4 to 6 weeks ahead during peak PCS season (May through August)
- Texas residents must register within 30 days of arrival
Get a free Texas car shipping quote in under two minutes or call (800) 980-2222.
Last Updated: May 2026. Pricing and regulations subject to change. Contact Direct Connect for current rates.