Auto Transport Near Me
A-1 A-T is a leading car shipping company that provides service to and from Blaine and Anoka County, Minnesota. In this guide, we’ve prepared tips and helpful information for anyone in the area who’s sending a vehicle. Whether you’re sending a car you bought at an auction to where you live or spending a summer in Europe and want to take your car with you, the information on this page will help you to make an informed decision when hiring a company to move your vehicle.
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Blaine Car Shipping Pricing & Time To Send Your Car Examples
| Shipping To/From Blaine | Cost | Distance | Estimated Time In Transit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blaine to Milwaukee | $207 | 345 miles | 3 - 5 days |
| Chicago to the City | $260 | 417 miles | 3 - 5 days |
| City Limits to St. Louis | $338 | 547 miles | 3 - 5 days |
| Cleveland to the Area | $445 | 759 miles | 3 - 5 days |
| Denver to the City | $559 | 931 miles | 3 - 5 days |
| Local Delivery to Dallas | $574 | 957 miles | 3 - 5 days |
| Local Area to Tucson | $988 | 1646 miles | 5 - 7 days |
| San Jose to the Area | $1215 | 2025 miles | 6 - 8 days |
*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and the type of vehicle you are sending.
Using Vehicle Haulers
- Enclosed Auto Transport - Shipping a vehicle in an enclosed carrier offers excellent protection and security throughout delivery. Like hauling a car on an open-air carrier, the vehicle is secured on a trailer or carrier, with the difference being that the car is completely enclosed in the hauling truck. This offers protection from weather and road debris, making it the preferred delivery method for high-end and luxury vehicle owners. An additional benefit of enclosed auto shipping is that it provides an element of discretion for customers who choose not to have their vehicle in plain sight while it’s being moved.
- Ways To Save - You can save money when sending a vehicle in several ways. Combining any service with auto transport, such as storage, round-trip delivery, or multiple shipments, is a great way to save some cash. When collecting price quotes, mention it if the items discussed above apply to your situation. If you know you’ll need to hire an auto mover and have plenty of time to plan, take advantage of it by contacting several companies to compete for cost estimates. The last thing you want to do is have to pay extra for a last-minute booking! Several companies also offer discounts to their customers that can help you save money. Popular discount programs are for students, seniors, military members, snowbirds, multiple car shipments, and AAA members, to name a few. You can view our list of specials and discounts at A-1 A-T here.
- RV Carrier- Sending an RV is no small job and requires special equipment that not all auto shippers will have available. If you need an RV or motorhome shipped, ensure that any company you contact offers the service. Local hauling and towing companies are not usually equipped to handle oversized vehicles and RVs, especially for long-distance delivery. If you’re a seasonal traveler and need an RV shipped, you may qualify for a snowbird discount and a round-trip special by booking both ends of your shipment simultaneously (see above).
The City of Blaine, Minnesota's official website, has more information about local businesses and the services they provide in the area.
Auto Transport Businesses Directory
Interstate Roadrunner
In business since 2006, Interstate Road Runner offers nationwide auto hauling and caters to snowbirds that take seasonal vacations to warmer climates during the winter months. They are located in Chanhassen and operate within the lower 48 states.
1591 Park Rd
Chanhassen, MN
(612) 721-2712
Lomen Auto Transport
With more than 30 years of experience shipping vehicles in the Midwest, Lomen Auto Transport is one of the more experienced companies in the region. They specialize in moving fleets of cars and serve several dealerships in the area.
1216 Scheffer Ave
St Paul, MN
(651) 698-5280
Express Auto Transport Inc
Express Auto hauling out of Shakopee is a car shipper that’s perfect for customers needing an inoperable or salvaged vehicle. They also serve customers who buy vehicles online or at auctions.
7700 County Road 101
Shakopee, MN
(952) 403-9778
Neighborhood Areas We Serve
Our auto transport services are proud to help you move in any of the neighborhoods listed below. If your neighborhood is not listed here, don't worry—we can most likely service it.
| The Lakes | The Preserve at Legacy Creek | Crescent Ponds |
| Club West | Woods at Quail Creek | Shade Tree Communities |
| Johnsville | Blaine Haven | Willowbrook |
| Oak Park | Finn Farm | Glenn Meadows |
| Harpers Street | The Lakes Industrial Park | Lexington Preserve Business Park |
| Emerald Bay | Sanctuary | Savanna Grove |
| Garden Wood | St. Andrews Village | Blaine Town Square |
| Ball Road Industrial Park | Quail Creek |
Services And Information
- Blaine long-distance moving services
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Blaine, MN car shipping cost?
Blaine, MN car shipping for a running sedan on open transport typically costs about $500-$900 under 500 miles, $800-$1,200 for 500-1,500 miles, and $1,100-$1,600 beyond 1,500 miles. Vehicle size, enclosed transport, operability, and tight pickup dates can move the final quote higher. Because Blaine shipments can range from Upper Midwest routes to cross-country moves, compare estimates using the same mileage, vehicle, trailer type, and dates. A1's car shipping rates guide explains the main pricing inputs.
How long does car shipping to or from Blaine, Minnesota take?
Once picked up, Blaine car shipping typically takes 1-3 days under 500 miles, 3-6 days for 500-1,500 miles, and 5-10 days beyond 1,500 miles. These ranges describe loaded transit, not the time between booking and carrier pickup. Route distance matters most, while weather, traffic, and carrier scheduling can shift the delivery window. Ask for the pickup window and loaded-transit estimate separately so you know when the car should be collected and how long it should remain on the truck.
Can I track a car shipment from Blaine, MN?
Yes. A Blaine car shipment can usually be followed through carrier or broker status updates after pickup, although not every load includes live GPS tracking. Depending on the provider, updates may come through an online portal, phone, text, email, or direct contact with the assigned driver. Before the car is loaded, ask whether tracking is live or status-based and who handles delivery updates. Keep your booking number and assigned carrier contact information available until the vehicle arrives.
Is door-to-door car transport available in Blaine, MN?
Yes. Door-to-door car transport in Blaine brings the carrier as close to your address as it can safely and legally reach. As of September 13, 2026, MnDOT reports lane closures on Highway 65 between 97th Avenue and 121st Avenue/Paul Parkway, while 113th Avenue access to and from southbound Highway 65 is closed through early November. Blaine also has I-35W and U.S. Highway 10 access. If construction or street geometry limits a large trailer, the driver may arrange a nearby legal meeting point. A1's door-to-door auto transport service explains the process.
Is open or enclosed transport better for Blaine car shipping?
Open transport is usually the practical choice for an everyday vehicle in Blaine, while enclosed transport is better suited to cars needing greater protection from weather and road debris. Open carriers handle most vehicle shipments and generally cost less. Enclosed trailers fully cover the vehicle, so owners commonly choose them for classics, exotics, restored cars, and other high-value vehicles. A1's enclosed auto transport options explain the equipment difference. For a normal sedan or SUV, open transport is usually the starting point.
What should I do before my vehicle is picked up in Blaine?
Before a vehicle pickup in Blaine, clean the car enough to document its condition and take clear photos from several angles. Remove valuables, toll tags, and loose accessories, disable the alarm, and have a working key ready for the driver. Many carriers ask for roughly a quarter tank of fuel, but follow the assigned carrier's instructions for fuel and personal items because policies differ. At pickup, review the condition recorded on the bill of lading before signing and keep your copy until delivery.
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