Arizona to Ohio Auto Transport
What is the Shipping Cost from Arizona to Ohio?
Arizona and Ohio are magnificent states; you can have different reasons for dispatching a vehicle between these two states. But before you transfer your vehicle, you should know some factors that influence the moving price. Factors like moving Preferences, Location and Distance, Vehicle Type, Time of Year, Shipping Options, and additional relocating charges all determine the delivery cost. The average cost, however is around $1210 to $1850
Auto Transport Pricing & Time To Ship Your Car Examples - Arizona to Ohio
Last Updated: 8 hours ago
Quick Answer: Shipping a car from Arizona to Ohio costs around $1,050 and typically takes 4-6 days.
See route-specific prices and distances in the table below.
| To / From Arizona to Ohio | Distance | Cost | Estimated Time In Transit |
| Phoenix, AZ To Columbus, OH | 1876 miles | $3,283.00 - $4,070.92 | 7 - 9 Days |
| Tucson, AZ To Cleveland, OH | 2010 miles | $3,517.50 - $4,361.70 | 7 - 9 Days |
| Mesa, AZ To Cincinnati, OH | 1792 miles | $3,136.00 - $3,885.64 | 6 - 8 Days |
| Chandler, AZ To Toledo, OH | 1925 miles | $3,368.75 - $4,177.25 | 7 - 9 Days |
| Scottsdale, AZ To Akron, OH | 1987 miles | $3,477.25 - $4,318.79 | 7 - 9 Days |
| Glendale, AZ To Dayton, OH | 1826 miles | $3,195.50 - $3,962.42 | 6 - 8 Days |
| Gilbert, AZ To Parma, OH | 2000 miles | $3,500.00 - $4,349.00 | 7 - 9 Days |
| Tempe, AZ To Canton, OH | 1992 miles | $3,486.00 - $4,322.64 | 7 - 9 Days |
| Peoria, AZ To Youngstown, OH | 2090 miles | $3,657.50 - $4,535.30 | 7 - 9 Days |
| Surprise, AZ To Lorain, OH | 2047 miles | $3,582.25 - $4,441.99 | 7 - 9 Days |
*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and the type of vehicle you are shipping.
How Many Days Does It Take, and What is the Approximate Distance to Deliver a Sedan?
Shipping from Arizona to Ohio should take about 5-7 days; the transporter will travel 1930 miles. Some standard transporters travel about 500 miles daily, so if there is no delay, you should get your vehicle earlier than expected.
What Auto Moving Delivery Hubs are in the Area?
Once your vehicle has been shipped, it will be delivered to any of the following cities:
- Columbus
- Cleveland
- Cincinnati
- Toledo
- Akron
- Dayton
- Parma
- Canton
What Is the Cheapest Dispatching Option to Ship?
Because open transport is more economical than covered auto movers and is available for any vehicle, it is much more often employed. Open carriers are used to deliver around 90% of autos. Even though automobiles are exposed to the weather, when auto transport firms bring them to their ultimate destination, they will make sure they are in the same condition as when they were picked up. Enclosed auto transfer, on the other hand, transports your vehicle in a fully enclosed trailer with a roof and four sides, providing a safe and secure environment for vehicles during transit. Enclosed automobile travel is safer than open-car delivery but is also more costly.
We Also Transfer the Following Items
If you need help shipping any of the following items, A-1 Auto Transport is your bet.
- Motorcycles
- Boats
- RV’s
- Truck
- Heavy Equipment
- ATV’s
Scheduling Your Automobile Delivery Pickup
A-1 Auto Transport has links to various vehicle dispatch pickup stations:
- Chandler
- Phoenix
- Tucson
- Mesa
- Glendale
- Tempe
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be present when my car is picked up or delivered from Arizona to Ohio?
You do not need to be present if a trusted adult can release or receive the vehicle. That person must provide keys and sign the inspection report. Being present is still recommended to confirm vehicle condition. On Arizona to Ohio routes, carriers often use large trailers, so clear street access matters, especially in Ohio winter months. Pickup and delivery coordination is explained in our door-to-door auto transport service.
What documents are required to ship a car from Arizona to Ohio?
You typically need a valid photo ID and vehicle keys. Title copies are not required for domestic shipping, though lienholders may restrict transport. The carrier completes a condition report at pickup and delivery, which serves as the official inspection record. Vehicles must be operable unless special arrangements are made in advance.
How much does Arizona to Ohio auto transport usually cost?
Arizona to Ohio auto transport typically costs $900–$1,400 for a standard operable sedan on open transport. Pricing rises with SUVs, trucks, enclosed carriers, expedited service, or winter demand. The route spans roughly 1,900–2,100 miles, so fuel rates, carrier availability, and pickup flexibility strongly affect final cost. Current pricing factors are detailed in our car shipping rates guide.
How long does it take to ship a car from Arizona to Ohio?
Shipping a car from Arizona to Ohio usually takes 5–8 days once picked up. Pickup windows commonly range 1–3 days, depending on city access and carrier scheduling. Midwest winter weather can slow delivery, and federal driver hour limits apply on long routes. Typical coast-to-midwest timelines are outlined in our shipping cars across country resource.
Can I ship personal items inside my car from Arizona to Ohio?
Most carriers allow up to 100 pounds of personal items placed below window level, but those items are not insured. Excess weight can delay loading or result in added fees. Valuables, electronics, and fragile items should always be removed before pickup to avoid loss or damage during transit.
Is open or enclosed transport better for Arizona to Ohio car shipping?
Open transport is the most common and budget-friendly option for Arizona to Ohio car shipping. Enclosed transport is recommended for classic, luxury, exotic, or low-clearance vehicles needing protection from weather and road debris. Enclosed service usually costs 30–50 percent more but reduces exposure over long interstate distances. Transport method differences are explained in our enclosed auto transport overview.
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