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Kansas to Texas Auto Transport

The easiest way to transport a car from Kansas to Texas

When you need to transport a car from Kansas to Texas, you need auto transport experts you can rely on. Through our advanced network of over 25,000 open and enclosed auto transporters nationwide, we can provide you with a safe and reliable way to transport a car from Kansas to Texas.

Pickup Anywhere in Kansas Delivery Anywhere in Texas

We provide direct door-to-door auto transport service from any residential or business location in Kansas to any location in Texas.

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Pickup Anywhere in Kansas Delivery Anywhere in Texas

We provide direct door-to-door auto transport service from any residential or business location in Kansas to any location in Texas.

Route Availability

8 / 10

Based on recent dispatch reports, the carrier availability rating from Kansas to Texas is 8/10.

Approximate Distance

600 miles

The center of each state is used to approximate mileage between locations.

Estimated Transit Time

1 - 3 days

Estimated transit times are based on carriers traveling up to 500 miles per day.

Calculate your instant auto transport quote.

Getting a quote is easy with our online quote form, enter your origin and destination, select the dates you want to ship, and book your reservation online or by phone!

RoadRunner Auto Transport Reviews

“I shipped my car from Kansas to Texas with RoadRunner and they did a fantastic job. They provided consistent updates and kept me informed at all times.”

Kristin M.Topeka, KS

“Shipped my Audi from Wichita, Kansas to Texas with RoadRunner. The driver was very professional and his truck was impeccable.”

Jennifer L.Houston, TX

“RoadRunner did a great job connecting me with an awesome driver when I needed to ship my car from Kansas to Texas. I definitely recommend RoadRunner!”

Nicole A.Dallas, TX

"You can trust this company to provide excellent service and set your mind at ease with the delivery of your vehicle."

Trish A.

Miami, FL

"Very easy to book and great with answering my questions. The shipping agent I spoke with was very friendly and helpful."

Susan K.

Dallas, TX

"Everything with RoadRunner went smooth and seamless. They gave me a great rate and provided excellent service!"

Owen A.

Hartford, CT

"From the time of quote to the pick up of my vehicle and the delivery there was a very good communication."

Andres M.

Oakland, CA

Kansas to Texas car shipping is made easy with the help of RoadRunner Auto Transport. With their extensive experience in the industry, RoadRunner Auto Transport has moved thousands of shipments along this route each year, making them a reliable choice for anyone looking to transport their vehicle from Kansas to Texas. -The vast network of carriers that RoadRunner Auto Transport maintains nationwide, which amounts to over 25,000 in total, ensures that they are able to provide fast and reliable service to their customers. This is especially true for shipments from Kansas to Texas, which are serviced frequently due to the high demand in this area.-In addition to the reliable and convenient service offered by RoadRunner Auto Transport, there are also other factors in both Kansas and Texas that make car shipping an easy process. Kansas is well-known for having a strong infrastructure network, with a number of well-maintained highways and interstates that make it easy to transport vehicles across the state. Meanwhile, Texas is home to a number of major cities that are popular destinations for car shippers, including Houston, Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio.-All of these factors combine to make shipping a car from Kansas to Texas a simple and hassle-free process, especially when utilizing the services of a trusted and experienced company like RoadRunner Auto Transport.

How does vehicle transport from Kansas to Texas work?

1. Get Your Car Shipping Quote: Being one of the best car shipping companies, RoadRunner offers free, no-obligation car shipping quotes. You'll need to decide between open or enclosed auto transport carriers. Open-carrier shipping is the most popular and cost-effective choice. Auto transporter companies like RoadRunner Auto Transport also offer enclosed carriers for additional protection.

2. Vehicle Pickup: Once you get your quote, you can book online or speak with an auto transportation specialist to schedule a date for pickup. On the day of your pickup, your vehicle will be carefully loaded onto the carrier. With RoadRunner, you can track the status of your shipment online at any time.

3. Vehicle Delivery: On the day of your delivery, your vehicle will be safely offloaded from the auto transporters truck and a final inspection will be completed to confirm that your vehicle was delivered in the same condition as when it was picked up.

Several factors can affect your car shipping cost from Kansas to Texas including:

The distance of your move from origin to destination
The type and size of your vehicle
Your chosen transport type: open, enclosed, or top-loaded
The accessibility of your pickup and delivery locations
Depending on your route, the time of year can add a seasonality factor
Current fuel prices
The speed of delivery

Longer distances, larger vehicles, and enclosed transport typically result in higher costs. Rural or hard-to-reach locations can also increase prices.

Costs may fluctuate depending on the time of year and fuel prices. Expedited shipping services are available for faster delivery but come at a higher cost.

Our Kansas to Texas car shipping specialists are always available to discuss which factors matter most to you for your particular car transport with the goal of getting you the best value through the process.

Situated in the midwestern United States, the state of Kansas comprises of westward dipping sedimentary rocks. The western part of the state lies on the great central plain area of the United States. The state is also home to several rivers and tributaries, most notably, the Missouri and Kansas rivers.

The state has three distinct climates: humid sub-tropical, humid-continental and semi-arid-steppe. The northeastern portion of the state has a humid-continental climate (cold winter and hot-humid summers). The humd sub-tropcal climate is found in the south-central and southeastern portions of Kansas. The western end of Kansas has a semi-arid steppe climate.

Texas is the second most populated state in the US. It is also the second largest state in the U.S. It is situated in the South Central part of the United States. It shares a border with Mexico to the south and the US states of New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana. It's total area is 268,820 square miles (696,200 sq km). The state has 10 climatic regions, 14 different types of soil regions, and 11 distinct ecological regions. Its classification into different types of regions is thus tricky. One system of classification into the Gulf Coastal Plains, Interior Lowlands, Great Plains, and Basin and Range Province.

If you need your vehicle shipped, count on a reliable auto transport company that gets cars where they need to be quickly and safely. As the leading American auto shipping service, RoadRunner has over 30 years of experience delivering cars cross country. Our team of highly trained transport professionals strives to provide the best level of service at every turn, from coordination and customer support to dispatch and delivery.

Whether you need a car transported in or out of the city, RoadRunner can set you up with convenient Kansas to Texas auto shipping services at an affordable price. We also offer full coverage insurance options for enhanced protection. Call (888) 777-2123 or use our car shipping calculator online to get an instant quote today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about the vehicle shipping process.

How much does it cost to transport a car from Kansas to Texas?

The cost of shipping a car from Kansas to Texas depends on the type of vehicle you are shipping and the timeframe you intend to ship. Calculate your Kansas to Texas auto transport quote instantly via our online quote calculator to get an accurate rate for your transport.

How long does it take to transport a car from Kansas to Texas?

The estimated transit time from Kansas to Texas is 1 - 3 days. The approximate distance for this route is around 600 miles. Standard carriers typically travel an average of 500 miles per day. Expedited service is also available for shipments that require quicker delivery.

How do I ship my car from Kansas to Texas?

Shipping a car from Kansas to Texas with RoadRunner is as easy as 1-2-3. Step 1 - Calculate your instant auto transport quote and select a convenient time for pickup. Step 2 - Your vehicle is picked up from your specified location in Kansas. Step 3 - Your vehicle is delivered to your specified location in Texas.

Can I place an order if I don’t know the exact address?

Yes, the city and zip code will suffice until your exact pickup or delivery location is known.

How do I get a quote for shipping my car?

To get a quote for shipping your vehicle, you can either use our instant online car shipping quote calculator above or you can call (888) 422-7584 to receive a quote from one of our car transport pricing specialists. In order for us to calculate your quote we will need to know the location you are shipping from and to, the type of vehicle you would like to ship, and the date your vehicle will be ready.

Can I put personal items in my vehicle?

You may transport personal belongings in your car, as long as their total weight does not exceed 100 pounds and they are stored in the trunk or back seat (below the window line). Please keep in mind that personal belongings are not covered by insurance if they are reported as damaged or missing.

Can I ship a vehicle with low ground clearance?

Yes, however any vehicle with clearance lower than 4 inches will likely need to be shipped on an enclosed trailer with a lift gate. Low-clearance vehicles simply cannot be driven onto an open trailer because the car would risk bottoming out while being loaded onto the carrier.

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