Florida to Texas Car Shipping

Our team has been in the car shipping industry for a long time. We worked for some of the largest brokers and knew there was a better way to do things.

So we set out to create a company that would be different. We want to walk you through how the process works and we guarantee to match any price you hear from a competitor.

We're a scrappy team that looks forward to earning your business.

Before pickup, wash your vehicle and take clear photos of its exterior, including any existing dents or scratches. Remove personal items, toll passes, valuables, and fragile accessories. Personal belongings may not be covered for loss or damage, so check your carrier’s rules before leaving anything inside.

• Leave only a small amount of fuel, unless your carrier gives different instructions.
• Disable the alarm and remove or secure loose exterior parts, such as antennas, spoilers, and bike racks.
• Make sure the carrier receives a working key for the vehicle, including keys for the trunk, wheel locks, and any alarm system.
• Keep your registration, insurance, and other required car shipping documents ready.
• Check the vehicle for leaks and report any mechanical problems before loading.

At pickup and delivery, inspect the vehicle with the driver and compare it with the photos. Build in some flexibility for weather delays, especially during Florida storms or severe Texas weather.

Yes. Our quotes are all-inclusive, and every carrier must carry at least $1,000,000 in liability insurance and $100,000 in cargo insurance. We verify that the carrier’s policy is active and in good standing for the full Florida-to-Texas shipment.

Coverage comes from the carrier’s policy and is subject to its terms, limits, and exclusions. Before pickup and delivery, take clear photos of your vehicle and note any new damage on the delivery paperwork before signing. See our guide on how to ship a car for more preparation tips.

Plan to schedule your Florida-to-Texas car shipment at least two weeks ahead. Earlier is better, especially during holidays, summer, or other busy periods. Booking early gives more time to match your vehicle with a carrier traveling your route.

Pickup dates are usually set within a time window rather than guaranteed for one exact day. If your timing is fixed, book as soon as you know your dates and allow a few days of flexibility.

We accept all forms of payment. We can arrange credit cards or arrange for you to pay the carrier directly through cash/certified check. We even accept payment via Cash/Zelle/Venmo.

Open transport is the standard and most affordable option for shipping a car from Florida to Texas. Your vehicle travels on an uncovered, multi-car trailer, so it may be exposed to rain, sun, road dust, and small road debris. For most daily drivers, SUVs, and trucks, open transport provides a safe and practical choice.

Enclosed transport carries your vehicle inside a covered trailer. It offers added protection from weather and road debris, making it a better fit for classic, exotic, luxury, restored, or custom-painted vehicles. Enclosed shipping often costs 50% or more than open transport, so the choice depends on your vehicle’s value and your budget.

Neither option is risk-free, but most vehicles traveling from Florida to Texas do well with open transport. Florida and Texas weather can affect either service, so review these tips about weather delays before you book.

Yes. Sakaem Logistics offers door-to-door car shipping from Florida to Texas. When you book, provide your preferred pickup and delivery addresses. Your carrier will collect and deliver the vehicle as close to those addresses as safely and legally possible.

Some homes and streets may not suit a large transport truck because of narrow roads, low branches, traffic rules, or limited space. If the carrier cannot reach your address, they will arrange a nearby safe location, such as a large parking lot or gas station. This keeps the process convenient while protecting your vehicle and the carrier.