Professional Auto Transport Services in Texas

While Texas is known for sunshine, seasonal weather can impact logistics. During the spring, severe thunderstorms and hail in the "Tornado Alley" regions (North and Central Texas) may cause brief safety delays. In the summer, extreme heat is a factor we monitor for long-haul open carriers. We provide real-time updates if weather conditions necessitate a route change to keep your vehicle safe.

Yes. While many carriers stick to the "Texas Triangle" (Dallas, Houston, Austin/San Antonio), AAS services the entire state. Whether you are in Amarillo, Lubbock, or deep in the Rio Grande Valley, we provide door-to-door service. Note that very remote rural locations may require a meet-up point at a nearby wide-access parking lot if our large transport trucks cannot safely navigate narrow or unpaved country roads.

While open transport is the standard, enclosed shipping is highly recommended for luxury or classic cars traveling through West Texas or the Coastal Bend. This protects your vehicle from high-wind sand/dust in the west and salty air or intense humidity along the Gulf Coast.

Texas is nearly 800 miles wide. A trip from El Paso to Beaumont can take 1 to 2 days once the vehicle is loaded. For interstate moves (e.g., Texas to New York or California), the typical window is 5 to 9 days, depending on the total distance and specific route.

If you are shipping a vehicle for export via the Port of Houston or Galveston, we can coordinate delivery directly to the terminal. Please ensure you have your dock receipt and all necessary customs paperwork ready; our team is experienced in navigating port-specific drop-off requirements.

• Check for Tolls: Texas has an extensive toll road system (like the Sam Houston Tollway or MoPac). Our quotes are all-inclusive, so you don't have to worry about these operational costs.
• Empty Your Vehicle: Ensure no personal items are left in the car, especially during the summer months, as temperatures inside a stationary carrier can exceed 140°F (60°C).