Florida to Texas Car Shipping: Cost, Time & Tips

Ship a car from Florida to Texas. Average cost $800-$1,050. Transit time 2-4 days. High carrier availability on this popular Gulf Coast route. Get a free quote.


Florida to Texas Auto Transport at a Glance

Detail Info
Average distance ~1,000–1,300 miles
Estimated cost (open transport) $800–$1,050
Estimated cost (enclosed transport) $1,200–$1,600
Typical transit time 2–4 days
Route popularity High
Carrier availability Very good

About This Route

Florida to Texas is a well-traveled Gulf Coast corridor connecting major markets in South Florida, Central Florida, and the Gulf Coast of Texas. The route runs along I-10 through Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and into Texas.

Major Florida origins: Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville.

Major Texas destinations: Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Austin.


Pricing Breakdown

Open Transport

  • Miami to Houston: $850–$1,050
  • Tampa to Dallas: $850–$1,050
  • Orlando to San Antonio: $800–$1,000
  • Jacksonville to Houston: $750–$950

Enclosed Transport

  • Miami to Dallas: $1,250–$1,600

Transit Time

  • Standard: 2-4 days
  • Expedited: 2-3 days
  • One of the faster routes due to distance and route directness

Route Tips

  1. Book 7-10 days ahead for standard pricing
  2. Houston and Dallas both have excellent carrier availability
  3. Hurricane season (June-November): enclosed transport recommended for high-value vehicles transiting through the Gulf region

Q&A

Q: Can I ship a snowbird's car from South Florida to Texas for the summer?

Absolutely. This is a common use case. Multi-car discounts apply if you and a neighbor are both shipping.

Q: Is this route available in winter?

Yes, with no significant weather-related disruptions typical on this southern corridor.


Get your Florida to Texas quote. Visit webautotransport.com, call (760) 932-2886 / (760) WEB-AUTO or use LiveChat. USDOT# 4574725 | FMCSA Licensed and Bonded. Email. info@webautotransport.com

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