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Arkansas Car Shipping Services

We arrange door-to-door vehicle transport across Arkansas on both open and enclosed carriers. Every lane here is quoted individually rather than stretched from a per-mile average. Tell us the two ZIP codes and the vehicle, and we will price the lane.

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Total Arkansas Car Shipping and Hauling Services

Whether you need to ship a car to or from Arkansas, AutoTransport.com is here for you. Our team of expert car-hauling agents is ready to take your call now. As leaders in the Arkansas car shipping industry, we provide expert auto transport throughout Arkansas to any state in the country.
We offer quality services at affordable car transport quotes in Arkansas.

Here are a few of the Arkansas car shipping services we offer:

  • Open carrier shipping: We load your vehicle onto an open trailer, such as a flatbed or step deck, to transport it to Arkansas.
  • Enclosed trailer transport: Your car is safely stored inside a trailer that has walls all around it, providing added protection.
  • Classic vehicle shipping: We transport classic and vintage cars for individuals, car shoAutoTransport.com also moves motorcycles, buses, boats, RVs and a variety of other vehicles.
  • Auto auction transport: If you bought a car at an auction in Arkansas, we can help you get it delivered to any location, whether it’s within the state, nationwide and overseas.
  • Specialty vehicles: AutoTransport.com also moves motorcycles, buses, boats, RVs and a variety of other vehicles.

We are specialists in helping people transport their vehicles in Arkansas. We can assist with a variety of vehicles, including cars, trucks, SUVs, vans, motorcycles and even RVs. Our goal is to make car shipping easy and affordable for everyone, whether you need to send your vehicle to or from Arkansas.

Partner with AutoTransport.com, and you’ll have a stress-free car shipping experience. We provide everything you need for a reliable and affordable Arkansas car transport.

By calling an Arkansas car shipping expert at Autotransport.com, you can receive up to 10% off!

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How to Ship Your Car In Three Simple Steps

Shipping your car is easy with our States Transport Service, ensuring quick and safe delivery

1

Speak With Your Agent

Discuss your transport needs and gather important information about the process.

2

Your Vehicle is Picked Up

We arrange pick up of your vehicle from your specified location.

3

Your Vehicle is Delivered

Your vehicle is safely delivered to your desired destination quickly and safely.

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

Most Arkansas car shipping lands between $350 and $1,950+ on an open carrier. A regional lane such as Little Rock to Memphis — roughly 135 miles — runs $350–$550 and delivers in 1–2 days. A long haul such as Little Rock to Los Angeles, about 1,720 miles, runs $900–$1,950+ over 7–10 days.

Vehicle size, running condition, open versus enclosed transport and how soon you need pickup move your quote within that range.

Call (866) 517-7015 to price your exact lane, or use the transport cost calculator.

Arkansas Car Transport Routes & Highways

Interstate Highways:
I-30: Runs southwest from Little Rock to Texarkana, connecting central Arkansas to Texas.
I-40: Traverses the state east-west from the Oklahoma border through Fort Smith and Little Rock, continuing to the Tennessee border near Memphis.
I-49: Extends north-south in the western part of the state, from the Louisiana border through Texarkana and Fort Smith, with plans for future expansion.
I-55: Passes through the eastern part of Arkansas, connecting Memphis, Tennessee, to the Missouri border.
I-430: Serves as a western bypass of Little Rock, connecting I-30 and I-40.
I-440: Acts as an eastern bypass of Little Rock, linking I-30, I-40, and I-530.
I-530: Connects Little Rock to Pine Bluff, facilitating north-south travel in central Arkansas.
I-630: Runs east-west through Little Rock, connecting I-30 and I-430.
U.S. Highways:
US 49: Enters from Mississippi near Helena, running north to Piggott.
US 59: Travels from Texarkana to the Oklahoma state line west of Acorn.
US 61: Runs from the Tennessee state line near West Memphis to the Missouri state line near Blytheville.
US 62: Crosses the state from the Oklahoma state line to the Missouri state line near St. Francis.
US 63: Extends from Junction City to the Missouri state line near Mammoth Spring.
US 64: Spans from the Oklahoma state line near Fort Smith to the Tennessee state line near Memphis.
US 65: Runs from the Louisiana state line south of Eudora to the Missouri state line north of Burlington.
US 67: Connects Texarkana to the Missouri state line north of Corning.
US 70: Travels from the Oklahoma state line near De Queen to the Tennessee state line near Memphis.
US 71: Extends from the Louisiana state line near Ida to the Missouri state line north of Bella Vista.
US 79: Runs from the Louisiana state line near Haynesville to the Tennessee state line near Memphis.
US 82: Crosses southern Arkansas from the Texas state line near Texarkana to the Mississippi state line near Lake Village.
US 165: Travels from the Louisiana state line near Wilmot to North Little Rock.
US 167: Extends from the Louisiana state line near Junction City to the Missouri state line near Batesville.
US 270: Runs from the Oklahoma state line near Acorn to White Hall.
US 278: Crosses the state from the Mississippi River near Greenville, Mississippi, to the Oklahoma state line near Wickes.
US 371: Travels from the Louisiana state line near Springhill to De Queen.
US 412: Spans from the Oklahoma state line near Siloam Springs to the Missouri state line near Paragould.

These highways collectively support Arkansas's transportation hub role, accommodating local and interstate travel.

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Most Popular Arkansas Car Shipping Routes

These are the corridors we quote most often into and out of Arkansas. Distances are approximate road miles between the named metro areas; your exact pickup and delivery addresses set the final number.

Open-carrier estimates and carrier transit windows by route
RouteApprox. road milesTypical carrier transitOpen-carrier estimate
Little Rock, AR → Los Angeles, CA1,720 mi7–10 days$900–$1,950+
Little Rock, AR → New York, NY1,240 mi4–7 days$750–$1,300
Little Rock, AR → Miami, FL1,120 mi4–7 days$750–$1,300
Little Rock, AR → Denver, CO900 mi3–5 days$600–$1,000
Little Rock, AR → Chicago, IL660 mi3–5 days$600–$1,000
Little Rock, AR → Dallas, TX320 mi2–4 days$450–$700
Little Rock, AR → Memphis, TN135 mi1–2 days$350–$550

Estimates are open-carrier ranges taken from the published distance bands on our state shipping overview. They cover a standard operable sedan door to door. Enclosed transport, oversized or inoperable vehicles, and short-notice pickups price higher. Ranges are estimates, not quotes — run your own numbers in the transport cost calculator.

Shipping one of these lanes? Call (866) 517-7015 for a same-day dispatch check, or estimate your route.

Arkansas Car Shipping Questions

Six questions Little Rock and Northwest Arkansas customers ask before booking.

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

Little Rock to Memphis is 135 miles and usually one to two days. Dallas at 320 miles runs two to four. Chicago at 660 miles and Denver at 900 both fall in the three-to-five-day band, Miami at 1,120 is four to seven, and Los Angeles at 1,720 books seven to ten.

Which Arkansas corridors do carriers run most?

I-40 crosses east to west through Little Rock on the main California-to-Southeast lane, which gives the state better carrier access than its size would suggest. I-30 runs southwest toward Texarkana and Dallas, and I-49 links Fort Smith and Northwest Arkansas down into Louisiana.

Can a transporter reach my Arkansas address?

Little Rock and the Northwest Arkansas suburbs are generally fine for door-to-door service. The Ozark and Ouachita mountain roads in the north and west are the constraint — narrow, winding and often with low tree cover that a tall transporter cannot clear.

Open or enclosed transport in Arkansas?

Salting is light here, so corrosion is not the concern. Spring hail and severe storms are the more relevant risk, and worth weighing if you are moving a valuable vehicle in April or May. Outside that window, open transport is the normal and sensible choice.

When is the cheapest time to ship a car in Arkansas?

Winter and late summer. Spring combines peak demand with the highest weather risk of the year, which makes it the worst months on both counts if your dates are flexible.

Is there anything specific about shipping in and out of Arkansas?

Northwest Arkansas around Bentonville and Fayetteville has grown quickly and generates steady corporate relocation traffic that runs largely independently of the rest of the state. That corner often has better carrier availability than central or southern Arkansas.

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