Texas Auto Transport: Daily Car Shipping Routes in Dallas, Houston & Austin

Ship your vehicle to or from the Lone Star State with confidence. Number 1 Auto Transport connects you with fully vetted carriers for safe, on-time delivery anywhere in Texas, from Houston and the Gulf Coast to El Paso and the Panhandle. Our network runs I-10 and I-35 daily, which means faster pickups and competitive rates whether you are relocating, buying a car out of state, or sending a vehicle to a family member.

  • 50,000+ Vehicles Shipped
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  • 10+ Years Shipping Cars

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Texas Auto Transport Done Right

Texas is one of our highest-volume corridors. Long distances, heavy heat, military moves, and a constant flow of relocating households push steady carrier volume into and out of the state year-round.

Number 1 Auto Transport has coordinated Texas shipments for over a decade. We connect you with vetted carriers running every major Texas route, from the Texas Triangle of Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin to El Paso, the Rio Grande Valley, and the Panhandle. Every carrier we assign is verified for FMCSA authority, insurance, and safety history before they touch your vehicle.

Texas auto transport routes map showing major corridors served by Number 1 Auto Transport
  • Pickup and delivery at your address across all 254 Texas counties, or a nearby meetpoint where the truck cannot fit
  • Open and enclosed transport on every major route
  • Licensed broker MC-796224, USDOT 2336907, matched to FMCSA-compliant carriers
  • Transparent pricing with no hidden fees at pickup

Shipping a Car to or From Texas: How It Works

Five steps from quote to delivery. One agent stays with you the whole way. For the longer version, read how car shipping works.

  1. Get Your Texas Quote

    • Use our online calculator or call for a personalized Texas shipping quote.
    • Provide your vehicle details, Texas ZIP code, and preferred dates.
    • Price Lock Guarantee: Your quote is locked the moment you book.
  2. Match With a Carrier

    • We select a carrier experienced on Texas routes, including the I-35, I-10, and I-45 corridors.
    • Every carrier is verified for FMCSA authority, insurance, and inspection history.
    • High demand across major Texas metros means early booking gets the best rates.
  3. Pickup and Inspection

    • Your carrier confirms a 1 to 2 day pickup window at your location.
    • The driver performs a detailed exterior inspection before loading.
    • Bill of Lading (BOL): Review and keep this official record of your vehicle's condition.
  4. Transit and Updates

    • Your dedicated coordinator is your single point of contact throughout the shipment.
    • Most Texas routes take 2 to 7 days depending on distance and pickup location.
    • Call us directly anytime for status updates or schedule changes.
  5. Delivery and Final Inspection

    • Compare your vehicle's condition to the original Bill of Lading at delivery.
    • Note any discrepancies on the delivery receipt before signing.
    • If anything comes up, we manage the claims process on your behalf.

Texas Auto Transport Routes, Transit Times, and Pricing

Texas sits at the center of the country's busiest east-west and north-south corridors. Number 1 Auto Transport coordinates daily shipments to and from every Texas region. Pricing below reflects standard sedan rates from current carrier activity. Larger vehicles, lifted trucks, and inoperable cars price separately.

Major Texas Cities Served

The five cities with their own guides are linked. Every other city below is covered on the same terms.

Texas State-to-State Route Reference

Route averages for open and enclosed transport between Texas and high-demand origin or destination states. Quotes update daily based on carrier supply.

Texas state-to-state route averages
RouteDistanceTransitOpen costEnclosed cost
Texas to California~1,500 mi4 to 6 days$750 to $1,100$1,050 to $1,650
Texas to Florida~1,350 mi3 to 5 days$650 to $950$900 to $1,350
Texas to New York~1,550 mi4 to 7 days$900 to $1,200$1,250 to $1,700
Texas to Georgia~800 mi2 to 4 days$650 to $950$900 to $1,350
Texas to Colorado~800 mi2 to 4 days$775 to $1,050$1,075 to $1,500
Texas to Arizona~1,075 mi2 to 4 days$750 to $1,000$1,050 to $1,425
Texas to Illinois~825 mi2 to 4 days$650 to $900$900 to $1,275
Texas to Pennsylvania~1,500 mi4 to 6 days$700 to $1,000$975 to $1,425
Texas to Washington~2,100 mi5 to 9 days$1,150 to $1,400$1,600 to $2,000
Texas to New Jersey~1,550 mi3 to 5 days$850 to $1,200$1,175 to $1,700
Texas to Maryland~1,350 mi3 to 5 days$775 to $1,000$1,075 to $1,425
Texas to Massachusetts~1,750 mi4 to 6 days$950 to $1,250$1,325 to $1,775
Texas to Michigan~1,200 mi3 to 5 days$850 to $1,100$1,175 to $1,575

Popular City-to-City Texas Routes

City-pair pricing for both inbound and outbound Texas moves. Routes run in both directions at the same rate range.

Popular city-to-city routes into and out of Texas
RouteDistanceTransitOpen costEnclosed cost
Houston, TX to Los Angeles, CA1,545 mi4 to 6 days$850 to $1,200$1,200 to $1,700
New York, NY to Dallas, TX1,555 mi4 to 7 days$900 to $1,250$1,250 to $1,775
Houston, TX to Miami, FL1,190 mi3 to 5 days$700 to $1,000$975 to $1,425
Atlanta, GA to Houston, TX790 mi2 to 4 days$650 to $950$900 to $1,350
Dallas, TX to Phoenix, AZ1,075 mi2 to 4 days$750 to $1,000$1,050 to $1,425
Chicago, IL to San Antonio, TX1,200 mi3 to 5 days$750 to $1,050$1,050 to $1,500
Austin, TX to Denver, CO950 mi2 to 4 days$775 to $1,050$1,075 to $1,500
Seattle, WA to Houston, TX2,350 mi6 to 9 days$1,200 to $1,500$1,675 to $2,125
Dallas, TX to Boston, MA1,775 mi4 to 7 days$975 to $1,275$1,365 to $1,800
Newark, NJ to Houston, TX1,620 mi4 to 6 days$875 to $1,225$1,225 to $1,725

In-State Texas Routes

Texas is wide. Houston to El Paso alone is 745 miles. We coordinate intra-state moves on every major lane.

In-state Texas routes
RouteDistanceTransitOpen costEnclosed cost
Houston to Dallas240 mi1 to 2 days$350 to $550$500 to $775
Austin to San Antonio80 mi1 day$250 to $425$350 to $600
Dallas to San Antonio275 mi1 to 2 days$400 to $625$550 to $875
Austin to Houston165 mi1 to 2 days$300 to $500$425 to $700
Houston to El Paso745 mi2 to 3 days$725 to $1,025$1,025 to $1,450
Dallas to El Paso635 mi2 to 3 days$675 to $950$950 to $1,325
San Antonio to El Paso550 mi2 to 3 days$625 to $875$875 to $1,225
Houston to Lubbock525 mi2 days$600 to $850$850 to $1,200
Dallas to McAllen510 mi2 days$575 to $825$800 to $1,175

Per-Mile Pricing Guide for Texas Routes

  • Short distance (under 500 miles)

    $1.00 to $1.75 per mile

  • Medium distance (500 to 1,000 miles)

    $0.75 to $1.00 per mile

  • Long distance (1,000+ miles)

    $0.50 to $0.75 per mile

What changes the price: Enclosed transport runs 40 to 60 percent above open. Snowbird season (October to December) and PCS season (May to August) tighten supply on Texas lanes and add a small premium. Inoperable vehicles add $100 to $250 for winch loading.

Texas Route Guides

Full pages on the lanes we run most, with city-pair pricing, transit windows, and what to do after the car arrives. The complete list is on our popular routes page.

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Why Clients Choose Number 1 Auto Transport in Texas

Texas runs the most miles, the most heat, the most heavy haul, and the most military moves in the country. Here is why customers trust us for the lane.

  • A+ Rated Texas Experts

    Decade of work on Texas Triangle, El Paso, Rio Grande Valley, Permian Basin, and Gulf Coast lanes. BBB A+, 5-star Google, 5-star Transport Reviews.

  • Price Lock Guarantee

    Quote at booking is the price at delivery. No fuel surcharges, surprise fees, or rate hikes after the carrier is assigned.

  • Open and Enclosed Options

    Open carriers for daily drivers, enclosed carriers for classics, exotics, and high-value Texas inventory. Same agent handles both.

  • Personal Dedicated Agents

    One agent stays on the move from quote to delivery. Direct line, direct email, no call queue or transfer loops.

  • Thousands of Vetted Carriers

    FMCSA-compliant network with 5,000+ carriers. Faster pickup on every Texas corridor and broader options for tight windows.

  • Rigorous Carrier Vetting

    Active authority, current insurance, on-time records, and customer feedback are checked before any carrier touches your vehicle.

Military and PCS Auto Transport in Texas

Texas hosts more active-duty service members than any state except California. Number 1 Auto Transport coordinates PCS shipments to and from every major Texas installation.

We work around orders timing, lock quotes early, and discount military rates for active duty, reserve, National Guard, and veterans. Your assigned agent stays with the move from quote through delivery. One number, one person, one record. Full details on our military auto transport page.

Military auto transport for PCS moves to and from Texas military bases

Texas Military Installations We Serve

  • Fort Hood

    Killeen, TX. One of the largest posts in the country.

  • Fort Bliss

    El Paso, TX. Army post on the far west end of the state.

  • Joint Base San Antonio

    San Antonio, TX. Lackland, Randolph, and Fort Sam Houston.

  • NAS JRB Fort Worth

    Fort Worth, TX. Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base.

  • Dyess AFB

    Abilene, TX. Air Force base in West Central Texas.

  • Sheppard AFB

    Wichita Falls, TX. Training base near the Oklahoma line.

  • Goodfellow AFB

    San Angelo, TX. Intelligence and firefighter training.

  • NAS Corpus Christi

    Corpus Christi, TX. Naval Air Station on the Gulf.

Timing Your Shipment Around PCS Orders

PCS season runs May to August. Carrier supply tightens, prices rise, and pickup dates fill weeks ahead. Book 3 to 4 weeks out once orders are in hand. We can hold a quote for 7 days while you finalize report dates.

For overseas PCS to Hawaii, Alaska, or Europe, we coordinate with the gaining base's vehicle processing center. We deliver to the port, you handle the rest at destination.

Military Discount and Who Qualifies

Military rate available for: active duty, reserve, National Guard, retired service members, and veterans. Mention your status on the call or in the quote form. Government bills of lading and DPS reimbursement requests are supported.

Need a Texas PCS quote today? Get a price-locked rate in minutes from a dedicated agent.

Dealer, Auction, and Fleet Auto Transport in Texas

Texas runs more wholesale auto auctions than any state in the country. Number 1 Auto Transport coordinates dealer trades, auction pickups, and full fleet moves out of every major Texas yard. Net terms are available for verified dealers and businesses.

Built for Dealers, Auctions, and Fleet Managers

  • Dealer Trades and Inventory

    Dealer-to-dealer swaps, customer sales, and trade-in moves. Multi-car loads on regular Texas Triangle lanes. Net 15 or net 30 for verified dealerships.

  • Auction Pickups

    Open or enclosed pickups from Copart Dallas, Copart Houston, Manheim Texas Hobby, Manheim Dallas-Fort Worth, IAA Houston, IAA Dallas, ADESA Houston, and Mecum Houston. Provide lot number and gate pass and we handle the rest.

  • Fleet and Corporate Relocation

    Bulk vehicle moves for corporate fleets, rental rotations, and employee relocations. Volume pricing on 3 or more vehicles. Same agent handles every shipment in the batch.

Licensed broker, not a fleet. Number 1 Auto Transport connects you with a vetted carrier on your route. MC-796224, USDOT 2336907. Call 855.422.4141 for dealer or fleet pricing.

Multi-car or recurring Texas moves? Get a fleet quote with net terms in one phone call.

Heavy Equipment Transport in Texas

Texas runs heavier and bigger than most states. Oil and gas equipment in the Permian Basin, construction iron in Houston and Dallas, agricultural machinery across the Panhandle, and drilling rigs along the Gulf Coast all move on lowboy and step deck trailers.

Number 1 Auto Transport coordinates oversized and overweight loads with carriers that hold Texas Department of Motor Vehicles oversize permits and run with route surveys and escort vehicles when required.

Heavy equipment transport on lowboy trailer in Texas

What Moves on Lowboy and Step Deck Trailers

  • Excavators, dozers, and loaders
  • Skid steers, backhoes, and compact track loaders
  • Cranes, lifts, and aerial booms
  • Drilling rigs and oilfield equipment
  • Combines, tractors, and farm implements
  • Industrial generators and pumps

Why Lowboy and RGN Transport Works for Texas

  • Height Compliance

    Lowboy decks sit 18 to 24 inches off the ground. Tall machinery clears bridges and overpasses on Texas interstates.

  • Stability and Capacity

    Step deck and lowboy trailers carry the weight of full-size dozers, cranes, and combines without straining the suspension.

  • Permit and Escort Expertise

    Carriers in our network handle TxDMV permitting, route surveys, escort vehicles, and restricted travel windows.

Texas Port Logistics

Texas ports handle import vehicles, oilfield equipment, and overseas auto auction shipments. We deliver to and pick up from every major Gulf Coast facility.

  • Port of Houston (largest US port by tonnage)
  • Port of Corpus Christi (energy and crude exports)
  • Port of Galveston (auto and cruise terminal)
  • Port of Beaumont (military and project cargo)
  • Port of Brownsville (heavy lift and offshore)

Equipment that does not fit on a step deck moves on a Removable Gooseneck (RGN) trailer. The front detaches so tracked machinery rolls on without ramps. Best for excavators, dozers, and equipment without functional drive systems.

Need a Texas heavy haul quote? Send equipment specs and route. We come back with a price-locked rate.

Open vs Enclosed Auto Transport in Texas

Most Texas customers ship on open auto transport. About 85 percent of US shipments move this way. Enclosed auto transport is the right pick for classics, exotics, and any vehicle valued at $75,000 or more.

Side-by-Side Comparison

Open and enclosed transport compared in Texas
FeatureOpenEnclosed
Share of US shipmentsAbout 85%About 15%
Vehicles per load8 to 102 to 6
Cost vs. baseStandard40 to 60% above open
ProtectionTied down, weather exposedFully enclosed
Carrier availabilityWide, faster pickupTighter, books up fast
Booking lead time1 to 2 weeks2 to 3 weeks
Best fitDaily driversClassics, exotics, $75K+

When Each Option Makes Sense

  • Open auto transport carrier loading vehicles in Texas

    Open Transport in Texas

    Best for daily drivers, leases, and trade-ins. Faster pickup on Houston, Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio lanes. Most Texas auto auctions and dealers use open carriers for inventory moves.

  • Enclosed transport carrier with high-value vehicle in Texas

    Enclosed Transport in Texas

    Best for classics, exotics, low-clearance cars, and high-value collector vehicles. Hurricane and hail season pushes more Gulf Coast shippers to enclosed for storm protection.

Texas weather note. Hail storms hit North Texas every spring. Hurricane season runs June through November on the Gulf Coast. Enclosed transport gives full weather protection for high-value vehicles during these windows.

Not sure which one fits? Tell us the year, make, and model and we will say so straight.

Should You Drive or Ship Your Car to Texas?

Driving vs. Shipping Your Vehicle

When comparing the cost of driving versus shipping a car to Texas, shipping is often the more efficient choice once you account for fuel, lodging, and vehicle depreciation. The table below provides a cost-benefit analysis for a 1,550-mile trip from Los Angeles to Houston, one of the busiest auto transport lanes in the country.

Cost of driving versus shipping, Los Angeles to Houston
FactorCost of driving (CA to TX)Cost of shipping to Texas (open)
Fuel$210 to $290$0 (included)
Lodging (2 nights)$160 to $360$0 (not required)
Food and meals$60 to $120$0
Tolls$0 to $40$0
Vehicle wear (tires, oil, mileage)$150 to $2500 miles added
Time required23 to 25 hours of driving3 to 5 days, no driver time
Total estimated cost$580 to $1,060$800 to $1,100

The bottom line. Shipping costs about the same out of pocket, but it spares your car 1,550 miles of desert-highway wear, frees up three days of your time, and cuts the risk that comes with long hauls across the I-10 corridor. On a high-value vehicle, the math often tips toward shipping.

Types of Vehicles We Ship in Texas

Number 1 Auto Transport coordinates every kind of vehicle move in and out of Texas. Pick the category below that fits your shipment, or see the full range on our car shipping services page.

Moving to Texas: What to Do After Your Car Arrives

Most people shipping into Texas are relocating. Once the car is in your driveway, Texas puts you on a clock. Here is what actually applies.

New Texas residents have 30 days to register the vehicle with their county tax assessor-collector. Active duty military get 60 days.

The New Resident Tax Is $90, Not 6.25 Percent

Texas charges a flat $90 new resident tax on a vehicle you already owned and had registered in your name in another state. That replaces the standard motor vehicle sales tax. You pay it to your county tax assessor-collector when you title and register. Miss the 30-day window and the calculation changes to a use tax based on the purchase price or the standard presumptive value, which usually costs more.

Safety Inspections Are Gone, Emissions Are Not

Texas ended the annual safety inspection for non-commercial vehicles on January 1, 2025. In its place there is an Inspection Program Replacement Fee, $7.50 a year for most vehicles and $16.75 for a new vehicle covering two years.

Emissions testing is a separate program and it still applies. It is required in the Houston, Dallas Fort Worth, Austin, and El Paso area counties, and Bexar County, which covers San Antonio, joins in 2026. Electric vehicles are exempt. Check your county's current requirement with the Texas DMV before you head to the tax office.

Insurance and License

Texas requires liability coverage of at least $30,000 per injured person, $60,000 per accident, and $25,000 for property damage. Your out-of-state policy will need to be switched to a Texas policy at a Texas address. You also need to transfer your driver license, so check the current window with Texas DPS when you register.

Bring proof of Texas insurance, the vehicle title, and proof of your Texas address to the county tax office. Doing all of it in one trip saves a second one.

Texas Seasonal Shipping Guide

Texas demand swings hard with the seasons. Snowbirds head south in October, PCS orders peak May to August, and hurricane season runs June to November on the Gulf Coast. Booking around these windows saves money and locks in better pickup dates.

  • Jan
  • Feb
  • Mar
  • Apr
  • May
  • Jun
  • Jul
  • Aug
  • Sep
  • Oct
  • Nov
  • Dec
  • Peak demand
  • Shoulder season
  • Base demand

Snowbird Season (October to December)

Texas is a top "Winter Texan" destination. Snowbirds drive into the Rio Grande Valley, South Padre Island, and Big Bend country from October through December. Northbound return trips peak again in March and April. See our snowbird auto transport page for booking lead times and price locking.

Texas demand windows, premiums, and booking lead times
WindowDemandPremium vs. baseBooking lead time
October to December (south)Peak+10 to 20%3 to 4 weeks
January to February (steady)ShoulderBase1 to 2 weeks
March to April (north)Peak+10 to 15%3 weeks
May to August (PCS season)Peak+10 to 20%3 to 4 weeks

Popular Snowbird Routes To and From Texas

  • Chicago and Detroit to McAllen and Brownsville
  • Minneapolis and Milwaukee to South Padre Island
  • Toronto and Buffalo to Houston and San Antonio
  • Denver and Salt Lake City to El Paso and Big Bend
  • Northern Plains states to the Rio Grande Valley

Texas Weather Factors

  • Hurricane Season

    June to November along the Gulf Coast. Houston, Galveston, Corpus Christi, and Brownsville are most affected. Lock pickup windows early.

  • Spring Hail Storms

    Dallas, Fort Worth, and Plano see heavy hail every March to May. Enclosed transport gives full protection during these weeks.

  • Summer Heat

    Triple-digit days for weeks at a stretch. Carriers pre-cool sensitive vehicles and check tire pressure on the lane.

Hurricane Response Plan

  1. Monitor

    We track Gulf storms 5 days out and flag any Texas shipments inside the cone.

  2. Communicate

    Your dedicated agent calls 24 to 48 hours before the affected pickup or delivery window.

  3. Hold, Reroute, or Refund

    No penalty for weather-driven changes. We reroute, delay, or refund based on your call.

Booking lead time during peak Texas windows: 3 to 4 weeks for snowbird, hurricane, and PCS season. 1 to 2 weeks for shoulder months.

Texas Auto Transport Frequently Asked Questions

The questions we get most on Texas moves. For everything else, see our auto transport FAQ.

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

    In-state Texas routes run $350 to $850 for open transport. Regional routes from neighbor states run $700 to $1,200. Cross-country routes from California, New York, or Washington run $950 to $1,500 open and 40 to 60 percent more for enclosed.

  • How long does it take to ship a car to or from Texas?

    In-state moves take 1 to 2 days. Regional routes from Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, or New Mexico take 2 to 4 days. Cross-country shipments take 5 to 9 days. Texas Triangle pickup often happens within 24 to 48 hours of dispatch.

  • Is Number 1 Auto Transport a broker or a carrier?

    We are a licensed broker, not a carrier. MC-796224, USDOT 2336907. We connect customers with vetted carriers from a network of more than 5,000 FMCSA-compliant transporters. We do not own trucks or employ drivers.

  • What is the Price Lock Guarantee?

    The quote you book is the price you pay at delivery. No fuel surcharges, no surprise add-ons, no rate hikes once a carrier is assigned. You pay only what was quoted.

  • What is the difference between open and enclosed transport?

    Open transport uses multi-car haulers carrying 8 to 10 vehicles. It is the standard option and costs less. Enclosed transport uses fully covered trailers for full weather protection. It costs 40 to 60 percent more and is best for classics, exotics, and vehicles valued at $75,000 or more.

  • Can I put personal items in my car during shipping?

    You can leave up to 100 pounds in the trunk or cargo area, kept below the window line. Personal items are not covered by the carrier's insurance. Avoid valuables, electronics, and irreplaceable items.

  • What insurance coverage is included?

    FMCSA requires every motor carrier to hold a minimum of $100,000 in cargo insurance. Enclosed carriers carry higher policies, often $250,000 to $2,000,000. We confirm active coverage before any carrier is assigned to your move.

  • Do you ship inoperable or non-running vehicles to or from Texas?

    Yes. Carriers winch-load vehicles that roll, steer, and brake but will not start. Add $100 to $250 to the standard rate. Vehicles that do not roll need a forklift or specialty rig and require a custom quote.

  • Can I track my Texas vehicle during shipping?

    Your dedicated agent shares pickup, transit, and delivery updates. Many carriers offer GPS tracking on request. Ask for tracking when you book and we confirm what the assigned carrier supports.

  • How do I prepare my car for Texas auto transport?

    Remove personal items and aftermarket accessories. Fill the tank between one quarter and one half. Document existing damage with photos. Disable alarms. Secure or remove convertible tops. Leave one full set of keys for the driver.

  • Do I need to be present for pickup and delivery?

    Someone 18 or older must be present at pickup and delivery to sign the inspection report. You can designate a friend, family member, neighbor, or dealership employee to stand in for you.

  • How far in advance should I book my Texas auto transport?

    Texas Triangle and major urban routes book 3 to 5 days out. West Texas, the Panhandle, and small towns book 5 to 7 days out. Snowbird, hurricane, and PCS season need 3 to 4 weeks of lead time.

  • Do you offer military discounts on Texas shipments?

    Yes. Active duty, reserve, National Guard, retired service members, and veterans qualify for a discounted rate. We coordinate PCS shipments to and from Fort Hood, Fort Bliss, Joint Base San Antonio, NAS JRB Fort Worth, Dyess AFB, Sheppard AFB, Goodfellow AFB, and NAS Corpus Christi.

  • How does hurricane season affect my Texas pickup or delivery?

    We track Gulf storms five days out and flag any shipment in the cone. Your agent calls 24 to 48 hours before any affected window. You can hold, reroute, or refund without penalty when weather forces a change.

  • Can you ship a car from a Texas auto auction?

    Yes. We pick up from Copart Dallas, Copart Houston, Manheim Texas Hobby, Manheim Dallas-Fort Worth, IAA Houston, IAA Dallas, ADESA Houston, and Mecum Houston. Provide the lot number, gate pass, and buyer information when you book.

  • Do you ship to and from smaller Texas cities like Killeen, Waco, Beaumont, and Tyler?

    Yes. We coordinate pickups and deliveries in every Texas city, every Texas county, and every zip code. Smaller cities sometimes need an extra day for carrier sourcing. Tell us your zip and we lock in the route.

  • Do I have to register my car in Texas after it arrives?

    Yes, if you are moving here. New residents have 30 days from first use in Texas, and active duty military get 60. There is a flat $90 new resident tax instead of the standard motor vehicle sales tax. Emissions testing still applies in the Houston, Dallas Fort Worth, Austin, and El Paso area counties.

  • What payment methods do you accept?

    Credit card, debit card, cashier's check, money order, cash, and electronic transfers (Zelle, Venmo, CashApp). Verified businesses and dealerships can apply for net 15 or net 30 terms.

Texas Cities and 50-State Coverage

Number 1 Auto Transport runs daily on every major Texas lane and connects you to vetted carriers in all 50 states. Below are the top Texas cities we serve and direct links to every other state page.

Major Texas Cities Served

  • Houston
  • Dallas
  • San Antonio
  • Austin
  • Fort Worth
  • El Paso
  • Arlington
  • Corpus Christi
  • Plano
  • Laredo
  • Lubbock
  • Irving
  • Garland
  • Amarillo
  • Frisco
  • McAllen
  • Round Rock
  • Richardson
  • College Station
  • Tyler
  • Killeen
  • Waco
  • Beaumont
  • Abilene
  • Brownsville
  • Wichita Falls
  • Galveston
  • San Angelo

We also pick up and deliver in smaller Texas cities and across all 254 counties. Tell us your zip code and we will source a carrier on your route.

Auto Transport to and from Every State

Every state page below has its own routes, pricing, and lead times. The full directory is on our ship by state page.

Get Your Texas Auto Transport Quote Today

Number 1 Auto Transport connects you with vetted carriers running every Texas lane. Lock your rate in minutes from one dedicated agent. Read what customers say on our auto transport reviews page.

Number 1 Auto Transport
Phone: 855.422.4141
Hours: Monday to Friday 8am to 8pm ET, Saturday 9am to 5pm ET
MC-796224 | USDOT 2336907

Number 1 Auto Transport is a licensed and bonded auto transport broker, not a motor carrier. We arrange transportation with vetted, FMCSA-authorized carriers who hold active cargo insurance. Pricing shown reflects recent carrier activity on Texas lanes and is not a binding quote. Your locked rate is confirmed at booking.