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2,080 miles ยท 5 to 8 day transit

Car Shipping from
Dallas to Seattle

Ship a car from Dallas to Seattle: about 2,080 miles on US-287 and I-80, 5 to 8 days in transit, with your rate set on the call.

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Dallas to Seattle

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Pickup Dallas TX

2,080 mi

US-287, I-80, and I-84

Delivery Seattle WA
Pickup city Dallas, TX Delivery city Seattle, WA

Route overview

This one cuts northwest across the plains instead of going around: US-287 through Amarillo toward Denver, I-80 across southern Wyoming, then I-84 through Utah, Idaho and Oregon and I-90 over the Cascades.

Wyoming and the Cascades are the two weather points. I-80 in southern Wyoming is known for wind closures, and Snoqualmie Pass on I-90 can need chains from November into spring.

Seattle winter afternoons get dark early, so ask for a daylight delivery if you can. Scratches and chips are much easier to spot at the delivery inspection in daylight.

Distance

~2,080 miles via US-287, I-80, and I-84

Transit

5 to 8 days after pickup

Typical rate

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

*Price ranges are planning estimates for a sedan on an open carrier. The actual rate is set on the call, based on your dates, the vehicle and carrier availability on this route.

The Dallas pickup starts with a walk-around inspection, and the same check happens at delivery; the Bill of Lading guide explains what you sign at each end.

Recommended service

Coast-to-coast moves of 2,000 miles and more.

Cross-Country Car Shipping

FAQs

Texas to Washington: what helps the price?
A diagonal like this one has fewer obvious pairings than a coastal lane, so flexible pickup dates help most. The range shown is for a sedan on an open trailer.
Why does the route go through Wyoming?
It is the most direct line from north Texas to the Pacific Northwest. The catch is wind on I-80, which can close the road to high-profile trucks in winter.
Can I ship from Seattle back to Texas?
Yes. Seattle to Austin has its own page, and a Seattle to Dallas move runs the same corridor.
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Ship Dallas to Seattle

Have both ZIP codes and the vehicle details ready, and this run gets priced on the call.

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Call (844) 257-5832