
Car Transport Kirkland Near Me
Welcome to A-1 Auto Transport, Kirkland’s leading nationwide, long-distance, and international auto transporter! In this guide to local car shipping, we’ll go over some basic tips to help you find an experienced and reliable car hauler in the area, as well as a directory of local companies and some resources for auto shippers. If you’re interested in getting a free price estimate for shipping a vehicle to or from Kirkland, Washington, call us at the number at the top of the page or use our online form for an instant price quote.
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Kirkland Auto Transport Pricing & Time To Ship Your Car Examples
| Shipping To/From Kirkland | Cost | Distance | Estimated Time In Transit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Portland to Kirkland | $109 | 181 miles | 2-3 days |
| Sacramento to Kirkland | $466 | 760 miles | 3-5 days |
| Kirkland to San Francisco | $479 | 815 miles | 3-5 days |
| Minneapolis to Kirkland | $963 | 1655 miles | 5-7 days |
| Dallas to Kirkland | $1261 | 2101 miles | 6-8 days |
| Washington, D.C. to Kirkland | $1657 | 2762 miles | 6-8 days |
| Kirkland to New York | $1711 | 2852 miles | 6-8 days |
| Milwaukee to Kirkland | $1195 | 1991 miles | 5-7 days |
*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and what type of vehicle you are shipping.
Using Vehicle Transport Companies

- Shop Around - One aspect of the auto transport industry that is very helpful for customers is the price quote system. Almost every company that hauls vehicles will offer a free cost estimate to prospective customers. This means that there’s no limit to the amount of price comparing you can do between companies. Once you’ve contacted a handful of companies, you’ll get a clearer idea of what the price is likely to be, as well as whether certain companies offer more savings. Take advantage of the free quotes by comparing prices and don’t forget to ask questions!
- Document Damages - It’s important to document any preexisting damages on your vehicle before it’s picked up by the transporter. There is a document called the bill of lading (see below) that details the specifics of any type of cargo transport, including vehicles. The document should include information such as location, destination, your information, the auto carriers information, and perhaps most importantly, the condition of the vehicle. The bill of lading is used to resolve disputes between customers and auto shippers so make sure that the information included on it is accurate! It’s also recommended that you document the vehicle’s condition with photographs.
- Multiple Vehicles - Shipping more than one vehicle at a time will usually get you a discount from an auto transporters. This is the method that car dealerships and rental agencies use when having inventory shipped since the potential for savings goes up the more cars you ship. This same method applies to private collectors and individual owners that may need a car hauled. You should pay less per vehicle when shipping two, three or four cars with increasing discounts applied with each additional car.
To learn more about local businesses in the Kirkland area and the services they provide, visit the official website for the City of Kirkland.
Auto Transport Company Directory
Great American Auto Transport
A nationwide auto carrier in Seattle, Great American Auto Transport ships to all 50 states and offers free price quotes through their website. They have door-to-door and general transport services available for a wide variety of vehicles, both to and from Kirkland.
8349 13th Ave
Seattle, WA
(206) 455-8162

Interbay Transport Logistics
An experienced local car shipper, Interbay Transport Logistics has more than 16 years of experience and are a fully licensed and insured auto transporter. They have a number of services available for auto shippers in the Pacific Northwest.
2253 Gilman Dr W
Seattle, WA
(206) 510-8296
Selland Auto Transport
Founded in 1967, Selland Auto Transport is a family owned business that is known for its excellent customer service and experienced drivers. They are a great choice for hauling a car in bad weather and winter months since they have a number of enclosed shipping options available.
3801 Oakesdale Ave SW
Renton, WA
(425) 251-5950
Neighborhood Areas We Serve
Our auto transport services are proud to help with your move in any of the neighborhoods you see below. And if you don't see your neighborhood listed here, don't worry because we can most likely service it.
| Totem Lake | Norkik | Firtoch |
| Juanita | South Rose Hill | Manitou |
| Kingsgate | Feriton | Everest |
| Central Houghton | North Juanita | Lake Park |
| North Rose Hill | Oskams Corner | Crestwoods |
| Highlands | Synders vCorner | Harmon Ridge |
| Inglewood |

Frequently Asked Questions
How much does car transport from Kirkland cost?
As of September 11, 2026, open transport for a standard running car from Kirkland commonly falls around $500-$700 under 500 miles, $800-$1,200 for 500-1,500 miles, and $1,300-$1,700 for many cross-country moves over 2,500 miles. These bands synthesize current Kirkland and Washington estimates rather than treating one destination as typical. Vehicle size, operability, trailer type, and pickup timing can move the final quote. A1's car shipping rates guide explains the main pricing inputs.
How long does car shipping from Kirkland take?
Loaded transit from Kirkland usually takes about 1-3 days under 500 miles, 2-6 days for 500-1,500 miles, and 7-10 days for many 2,500+ mile routes. Current Kirkland and Washington estimates support those planning bands across regional, West Coast, and cross-country moves. That travel time begins after the carrier loads your vehicle; dispatch and pickup scheduling happen beforehand. Ask for the pickup window and loaded-transit estimate separately so you know when the car should leave and when it should arrive.
Is door-to-door car transport available at my Kirkland address?
Yes, door-to-door Kirkland auto transport means the carrier aims to load and unload as close to your address as legal and safe access allows. WSDOT is rebuilding the I-405/NE 85th Street interchange in Kirkland and warns of lane reductions, nighttime closures, and periodic ramp or street closures near Exit 18, so nearby pickups may require a detour or alternate meeting point. Large carriers also need enough room to turn and load safely. A1's door-to-door auto transport service explains how alternate handoff locations work.
Should I choose open or enclosed car transport in Kirkland?
For most everyday cars, open transport is the practical choice because it has broader carrier availability and usually costs less, while enclosed transport adds protection from weather and road debris. Enclosed trailers are often chosen for classic, exotic, collector, or high-value vehicles where exterior condition matters more than the lower open-carrier price. Current Kirkland data confirms a substantial enclosed-service premium rather than a small upgrade charge. A1's enclosed auto transport options also cover equipment suited to vehicles with special clearance or handling needs.
Is my vehicle insured during transport from Kirkland?
The assigned carrier's cargo policy is the main coverage to review for vehicle damage during transport, and its limit, deductible, exclusions, and effective dates determine what the policy covers. FMCSA's current insurance chart sets no federal cargo-insurance minimum for ordinary for-hire non-hazardous property carriers, so a blanket $100,000-$250,000 federal minimum is inaccurate. Before pickup, request the carrier's Certificate of Insurance and match its legal name and USDOT or MC information to your paperwork. Keep pickup photos and the signed Bill of Lading until delivery.
Can I track my car while it is being transported from Kirkland?
Yes, Kirkland auto transport tracking is available after pickup, but the exact update method depends on the assigned carrier. Many carriers provide live or near-real-time location updates, while others use periodic checkpoints, text or email updates, or direct driver and dispatch communication. Keep your booking or order number and pickup and delivery ZIP codes handy, then use A1's vehicle tracking guide to check the available method. If tracking stops refreshing, contact your coordinator for the latest carrier-reported status.



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