The average cost for car shipping to or from Wyoming ranges from $0.60-1.70 per mile but may be higher or lower depending on many factors.
Distance | Cost |
Less than 100 miles | $450 |
101 to 350 miles | $580 |
351 to 500 miles | $760 |
501 to 800 miles | $916 |
801 to 1200 miles | $1000 |
1201 to 1500 miles | $1250 |
1501 to 1800 miles | $1500 |
1801 to 2200 miles | $1850 |
Other factors that affect price may include:
Route: A car traveling from one rural area to another may travel as far as a car traveling from New York City to Los Angeles, but the latter may have a cheaper cost per mile because of driver availability and major ports.
Time of Year: In Wyoming, summer is the peak season for shipping, with higher prices due to increased demand, while winter often offers lower rates. Weather also affects pricing for shipping to and from Wyoming, known for its winter weather including heavy snow and ice. Additionally, Wyoming experiences high winds and occasional wildfires in the summer and fall, which can also disrupt shipping routes. Planning your shipment during milder weather conditions can help avoid these issues.
Make and Model: Large SUVs and trucks are heavier and often have higher shipping prices. Oversized vehicles are not only heavy but may require specialized shipping equipment with higher costs.
Scheduling: Booking as early as possible and being flexible with your delivery dates can save you money. Last-minute bookings and strict timelines are more expensive and don’t give you opportunities to take advantage of deals.
Types of transport: Enclosed trailers are good for high-value cars that shouldn’t be exposed to the elements, such as luxury cars and antiques. For a daily driving vehicle, you can save with open-air trailer transport. There are risks, but no more than normal highway driving.