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2,270 miles · 6 to 10 day transit

Car Shipping
Anchorage to Seattle

Auto Transport Pros connects you with licensed, insured partners for Anchorage to Seattle car shipping: about 2,270 miles on Alaska Highway and I-5, 6 to 10 days in transit, with a published range of $1,400 to $2,000 for a sedan on an open carrier.

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Anchorage to Seattle

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Pickup Anchorage AK

2,270 mi

Alaska Highway and I-5

Delivery Seattle WA

Timing tip

Summer is the busiest season for long-distance vehicle moves because it lines up with household relocations. If your dates are flexible, September and early October usually bring easier scheduling before the snowbird season starts.

Route overview

Anchorage to Seattle is about 2,270 miles, heading southeast on Alaska Highway and I-5. The published transit of 6 to 10 days after pickup works out to roughly 230 to 380 miles a day, slower than driving it yourself because the truck stops for other vehicles and federal rules cap the driver at 11 hours behind the wheel per shift.

The published range for a standard sedan on an open carrier is $1,400 to $2,000, about 62 cents to 88 cents a mile. Loading, inspection and dispatch cost the same on any route, so on a run this long they are spread thin and the per-mile rate is among the lowest on the site.

If your street in Anchorage or Seattle is too narrow, too steep or too tree-lined for a full-size carrier, the driver will arrange to meet at a nearby open lot instead.

Open transport suits most vehicles on a route this long. Enclosed trailers cost more and earn it for classic, luxury and low-clearance cars, which would otherwise ride 6 to 10 days exposed to weather and road grit.

Distance

~2,270 miles via Alaska Highway and I-5

Transit

6 to 10 days after pickup

Typical rate

$1,400 to $2,000 for a sedan on an open carrier*

Every partner is licensed and insured. Before the Anchorage pickup, ask for the carrier's MC or USDOT number to check on FMCSA SAFER and for its cargo insurance certificate; the Bill of Lading guide explains the inspection you sign at both ends, and the disclaimer sets out who is responsible for what.

FAQs

How long does car shipping from Anchorage to Seattle take?
Published transit for this 2,270-mile route is 6 to 10 days after pickup. Pickup itself is booked as a window of a few days, and expedited service can shorten that wait when a truck is available for your dates.
How much does it cost to ship a car from Anchorage to Seattle?
The published range is $1,400 to $2,000 for a standard sedan on an open carrier. SUVs, pickup trucks, vehicles that do not run and enclosed trailers all price above it.
Can I ship the car back from Seattle to Anchorage?
Yes, by phone: Seattle to Anchorage is not a published route. Where both directions of a route are published the ranges match, so this page’s figures are a fair starting point.

*Published range, not a quote.

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Ship Anchorage to Seattle

Have both ZIP codes and the vehicle details ready and we can price it on the call.

Call (844) 257-5832