
Ship Car from Texas to Indiana
Texas to Indiana Car Transportation Companies
Car Shipping from Texas to Indiana
Indiana boasts the second-largest automotive industry in the country and is the fastest-growing manufacturing state in the country. You need a personal means of hauling.
When you hire A1-AT to haul, it will be easier and safer than ever. We can handle any type of service because we have over three decades of experience in the industry.
Pricing & Time For Shipments
To / From Texas to Indiana | Distance | Cost | Estimated Time In Transit |
Houston, TX to Indianapolis, IN | 866 miles | $1,515.50 - $1,879.22 | 4 - 6 Days |
San Antonio, TX to Fort Wayne, IN | 1098 miles | $1,921.50 - $2,382.66 | 5 - 7 Days |
Dallas, TX to Evansville, IN | 630 miles | $1,102.50 - $1,367.10 | 4 - 6 Days |
Austin, TX to South Bend, IN | 999 miles | $1,748.25 - $2,167.83 | 5 - 7 Days |
Fort Worth, TX to Carmel, IN | 811 miles | $1,419.25 - $1,759.87 | 4 - 6 Days |
El Paso, TX to Fishers, IN | 1275 miles | $2,231.25 - $2,766.75 | 6 - 8 Days |
Arlington, TX to Bloomington, IN | 746 miles | $1,305.50 - $1,618.82 | 4 - 6 Days |
Corpus Christi, TX to Hammond, IN | 1104 miles | $1,932.00 - $2,395.68 | 5 - 7 Days |
Plano, TX to Gary, IN | 780 miles | $1,365.00 - $1,692.60 | 4 - 6 Days |
Laredo, TX to Lafayette, IN | 1143 miles | $2,000.25 - $2,480.31 | 5 - 7 Days |
*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and what type of vehicle you are moving.
What is the Cost of Delivery?

Moving in the winter is much less expensive than in the summer. Furthermore, hauling a big vehicle costs more than moving a smaller car.
The distance between your pickup and delivery locations also determines the fee.
What Is the Distance, and How Long Is the Estimated Time?
The distance is approximately 1110 miles, and delivery to Indiana would take approximately 4-7 days. Unforeseen events, such as bad weather, may, nevertheless, cause considerable delays.
What Are the Major Places It Can Be Delivered?
- Indianapolis
- South Bend
- Hammond
- Greenwood
- New Haven
- Anderson
- Lebanon
- Martinsville
- Columbus
What Is the Cheapest Method?
We recognize that our clients have various delivery requirements, which is why we provide various options to satisfy those requirements.

Open-air transit is the most prevalent and least expensive kind. It's adaptable and can hold a large number of autos at once. It is possible, however, that it will be affected by the outcome of exposure to inclement weather and poor road conditions.
The most expensive mode is the enclosed carrier. Unlike the open option, you won't be able to split the charges with many cars. You may feel confident, however, that your vehicle is totally protected from the weather and road conditions.
We Also Moved the Following Items:
- Limousines
- Motorcycles
- Boats
- Large Trucks
- RV’s
- Heavy Equipment
- ATV’s
- SUV's
- Freight
Scheduling Your Pickup
- Sugar Land
- Houston
- San Antonio
- Dallas
- Arlington
- Fort Worth
- Round Rock
- Baytown
