How much does it cost to ship a car from Alaska to Kansas?

Shipping a vehicle from Alaska to Kansas typically costs between $1,200 and $2,500. Factors influencing the price include the type of vehicle, transport method (open or enclosed), and seasonal demand.

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

The transit time for shipping a car from Alaska to Kansas generally ranges from 8 to 14 days. This duration depends on factors such as carrier availability, chosen transport method, and potential weather conditions.

Is enclosed auto transport available for shipping from Alaska to Kansas?

Yes, enclosed transport is available and offers added protection for vehicles, shielding them from weather and road debris. It's ideal for luxury, classic, or high-value cars, though it typically costs more than open transport.

Can I ship a non-running car from Alaska to Kansas?

Yes, non-operational vehicles can be shipped, but they require special equipment like winches for loading and unloading. This may incur additional fees, typically ranging from $150 to $300 more than standard rates.

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How Much Does Auto Transport from Alaska to Kansas Cost?

Alaska is a state in the western region of the United States. It is popular for its cold winters and is a top tourist location for skiing and snowboarding. On the other hand, Kansas is a midwestern state with Topeka as its capital. Moving from Alaska to Kansas is quite the journey, so driving your car is very difficult. The best thing you can do to make your journey as easy as possible is to hire a car shipping company.

A-1 Auto Transport can help make your car shipping as simple as possible. Many factors affect the shipping cost, such as distance and type of vehicle. Before we price your shipping, you’ll need to provide us with sufficient details. You can also use our car shipping calculator to get an instant quote.

Alaska to Kansas Shipping Route

Shipping a vehicle from Alaska to Kansas involves a multi-modal journey that combines sea and land transportation. Typically, vehicles are transported by ship from ports like Anchorage or Fairbanks to a West Coast port in the continental U.S., such as Seattle. From there, the journey continues overland through several states until reaching Kansas. This complex route requires coordination across different transportation modes and can be influenced by weather conditions and port schedules. Planning and working with experienced auto transport companies can help ensure a smooth and timely delivery.

Why Enclosed Shipping Might Be Worth It

While open carriers are the more affordable option, customers shipping from Alaska often ask whether enclosed shipping is worth the extra cost. If you’re transporting a classic car, luxury vehicle, or anything especially vulnerable to the elements, enclosed shipping can provide peace of mind, especially given the long distance and changing climates along the route. Protection from salt air, road debris, and temperature extremes may make this upgrade a wise investment for certain vehicles.

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Auto Transport Pricing & Time To Ship Your Car Examples

To / From Alaska to Kansas	Distance	Cost	Estimated Time In Transit
Anchorage, AK To Wichita, KS	3529 miles	$6,175.75 - $7,657.93	10 - 12 Days
Juneau, AK To Overland Park, KS	2956 miles	$5,173.00 - $6,414.52	10 - 12 Days
Fairbanks, AK To Kansas City, KS	3381 miles	$5,916.75 - $7,336.77	10 - 12 Days
Badger, AK To Olathe, KS	3390 miles	$5,932.50 - $7,356.30	10 - 12 Days
Knik-Fairview, AK To Topeka, KS	3458 miles	$6,051.50 - $7,503.86	10 - 12 Days
College, AK To Lawrence, KS	3411 miles	$5,969.25 - $7,401.87	10 - 12 Days
Wasilla, AK To Shawnee, KS	3474 miles	$6,079.50 - $7,538.58	10 - 12 Days
Tanaina, AK To Manhattan, KS	3458 miles	$6,051.50 - $7,503.86	10 - 12 Days
North Lakes, AK To Lenexa, KS	3474 miles	$6,079.50 - $7,538.58	10 - 12 Days
Sitka, AK To Salina, KS	2108 miles	$3,689.00 - $4,574.36	7 - 9 Days

*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and the type of vehicle you are shipping.

How Far Is It, and How Long Is the Estimated Delivery Time to Ship a Car?

The distance between Alaska and Kansas is about 3400 miles. Your car will arrive in Kansas in about 7-9 days. We offer express shipping services if you need fast car shipping.

What Are the Major Auto Shipping Delivery Hubs?

Wichita
Overland Park
Kansas City
Olathe
Topeka
Lawrence
Shawnee
Manhattan

What Is the Cheapest Way to Ship?

Open-air carrier transport is the cheapest way to ship a vehicle from Alaska to Kansas. This method is the most affordable, but exposure to natural elements is the significant disadvantage. If you don’t like the idea of your car being exposed throughout the journey, you can opt for the enclosed shipping method. It is a safer method, but it is also more expensive.

Preparing Your Vehicle for Long-Distance Transport

Before shipping your car from Alaska to Kansas, preparing it correctly for the long journey is essential. Start by thoroughly cleaning your vehicle inside and out to facilitate a detailed inspection. Document any existing damages with photos and notes. Remove all personal belongings and ensure the fuel tank is about a quarter full to reduce weight. Check that your car is in good working condition, with properly inflated tires and no fluid leaks. Disabling alarm systems and securing or removing loose parts or accessories can also prevent issues during transit. These steps can help protect your vehicle and provide peace of mind throughout shipping.

We Can Also Help You Ship the Following Items

Heavy Equipment
Boats
RVs
SUVs
Motorcycles
ATVs
Freight

Arrange For Your Vehicle Transport Pickup

Here are some of the popular cities in Alaska that we service:

Anchorage
Juneau
Fairbanks
Badger
Knik-Fairview
College
Wasilla

Weather Delays and Seasonal Planning

Alaska’s harsh winters and unpredictable sea conditions can significantly impact shipping timelines. Ports may experience closures due to ice or storms, especially between October and March. If you’re planning to ship your vehicle during this period, it’s best to book early and build in buffer days for potential delays. On the other hand, spring and summer offer smoother sailing and quicker land transit through the central U.S. Choosing the right time of year can make your Alaska to Kansas vehicle shipping far less stressful.