Washington to Ohio Auto Transport
What is the average time it takes to relocate a vehicle from Washington to Ohio?
It takes 14 hours to transport your vehicle from Washington to Ohio if you are planning on relocating it from one state to another. It is not always a good idea for the engines of the vehicle to drive over a distance of 700 miles, as this can be detrimental to their performance. In order to make the process of moving and transferring your vehicle as smooth and as safe as possible, you need to hire professional movers to assist you.
Auto Transport Pricing & Time To Ship Your Car-Washington to Ohio
Last Updated: 2 days ago
Quick Answer: Shipping a car from Washington to Ohio averages $1,200 and typically takes 5–8 days.
See route-specific prices and distances in the table below.
| To / From Washington to Ohio | Distance | Cost | Estimated Time In Transit |
| Seattle, WA to Columbus, OH | 2006 miles | $3,610 - $4,413 | 6 - 8 Days |
| Spokane, WA to Cleveland, OH | 1793 miles | $3,227 - $3,945 | 5 - 7 Days |
| Tacoma, WA to Cincinnati, OH | 1968 miles | $3,542 - $4,329 | 5 - 7 Days |
| Vancouver, WA to Toledo, OH | 1953 miles | $3,515 - $4,296 | 5 - 7 Days |
| Bellevue, WA to Akron, OH | 2034 miles | $3,661 - $4,474 | 6 - 8 Days |
| Kent, WA to Dayton, OH | 1953 miles | $3,515 - $4,296 | 5 - 7 Days |
| Everett, WA to Parma, OH | 2014 miles | $3,625 - $4,430 | 6 - 8 Days |
| Renton, WA to Canton, OH | 2049 miles | $3,688 - $4,506 | 6 - 8 Days |
| Spokane Valley, WA to Youngstown, OH | 1839 miles | $3,310 - $4,045 | 5 - 7 Days |
| Federal Way, WA to Lorain, OH | 1997 miles | $3,594 - $4,393 | 5 - 7 Days |
*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and what type of vehicle you are shipping.
How much does it cost to ship a car?
There are many ways in which you can determine the cost of your transfer. Our website includes the option of requesting a quote, or you can contact us directly by phone or through our hotline to do so. With just a few clicks of the mouse, you can access valuable financial information. You will be able to choose the right relocation strategy once you have a clear understanding of your budget. It is important that you include relevant information about the car you are transferring, such as the car's model, its age, its weight, and its condition, when you begin the process. For our movers to be able to calculate the distance between the delivery and pick up points, you must also declare the delivery and pick up points.
Delivery Hubs
Transport your car to delivery hubs in Ohio. Dayton, Parma, Cleveland, Akron, Columbus, Cincinnati, Toledo, and Canton are among these centers.
We can help you ship
- ATV’s
- RV’s
- Heavy Equipment
- Freight
- Boats
- Motorcycles
If I transfer my car, how can I make it more affordable?
You should be strategic and find the right service that fits your vehicle's needs as well as your finances in order to reduce the cost of your transfer. As a customer, you have the benefit of being able to select services from a variety of different resources when you work with A-1 Auto Transport. In order to save some money, it may be a good idea to skip a few services that may need to be applied to your vehicle. If you choose a service that is compatible with the condition, age, model, and weight of your vehicle, you can determine the minimum requirements for your transfer based on these factors.
Pick up locations
The right services are available for you if you know where to look! Take advantage of our services as you move along with your relocation. Let us help you move to Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma, Renton, Bellevue, Vancouver, Kent, and Everett, and contact us as soon as possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Washington to Ohio car shipping cost?
Washington to Ohio car shipping typically costs between $1,100 and $1,700 for standard open carrier transport. This roughly 2,300 to 2,500 mile route crosses major corridors like I-90 and I-80, which helps keep pricing competitive. Final rates depend on vehicle size, transport type, season, fuel costs, and pickup location in cities such as Seattle or Spokane. For a detailed breakdown, see our car shipping rates.
How long does it take to ship a car from Washington to Ohio?
Most Washington to Ohio auto transport deliveries take 6 to 9 days door to door. Transit time depends on exact pickup city, weather conditions in the Rockies and Midwest, carrier schedule, and whether the route is direct or consolidated. Winter snow in mountain passes can add delays. Rural pickups may add 1 to 2 days. Expedited options can shorten timelines for an additional fee.
Is open or enclosed transport better for this route?
Open transport is the most common and cost effective option, typically saving 30 to 40 percent compared to enclosed shipping. It works well for standard sedans, SUVs, and trucks. Enclosed transport is recommended for luxury, exotic, classic, or high value vehicles, especially during winter travel across mountain states. Learn more about protection levels with enclosed car transport.
Can I ship a car from Ohio to Washington instead?
Yes. Ohio to Washington car shipping follows the same major interstate corridors and typically falls within the $1,100 to $1,700 range for open carriers. Pricing shifts based on demand cycles, fuel costs, and metro versus rural access in cities like Columbus, Cleveland, or Cincinnati. Both directions are considered long distance interstate routes and are fully regulated by FMCSA licensed carriers.
Is door to door auto transport available between Washington and Ohio?
Yes. Most Washington to Ohio car shipping services are completed using door to door transport, meaning the carrier picks up and delivers as close to your address as legally and safely possible. Large trucks may meet in a nearby parking lot if residential streets restrict access. This option saves time and avoids terminal storage. Learn how it works with door to door auto transport.
What documents are required for interstate car shipping?
For Washington to Ohio auto transport, you usually need a valid photo ID and proof of ownership such as registration. A vehicle title is not required unless the car is being sold. The carrier provides a Bill of Lading at pickup and delivery, which serves as the inspection report and transport contract. All interstate carriers must comply with federal FMCSA registration and insurance requirements.
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