Size changes the price
A full-size SUV can take the space of more than one sedan on some trailers, so carriers price it higher than a compact crossover.
Compact, midsize, and full-size SUVs shipped door to door.
SUVs are among the most commonly shipped vehicles in the US. They take up more space and weight on a carrier than a sedan, so pricing depends heavily on whether you drive a compact crossover or a three-row, full-size SUV.
Haulin.ai quotes your exact year, make, and model, so you see what your SUV will cost on your route instead of a generic estimate.
Ask Tessa about SUV →Compact SUVs usually cost about $50–$150 more than a sedan; full-size SUVs $150–$300 more because they use more deck space and weight capacity.
| Distance | Open | Enclosed |
|---|---|---|
| Regional (~400 miles) | $425–$675 | $625–$975 |
| Mid-distance (~1,200 miles) | $775–$1,150 | $1,125–$1,675 |
| Cross-country (~2,500 miles) | $1,150–$1,650 | $1,675–$2,400 |
| Route | Open | Enclosed |
|---|---|---|
| Florida → New York | $775–$1,225 | $1,125–$1,775 |
| California → Texas | $900–$1,350 | $1,300–$1,950 |
| New York → California | $1,225–$1,725 | $1,775–$2,500 |
| Georgia → Florida | $500–$775 | $725–$1,125 |
Estimates are informational. Your quote depends on the exact vehicle, route, timing, and carrier availability.
A full-size SUV can take the space of more than one sedan on some trailers, so carriers price it higher than a compact crossover.
Heavier SUVs count more against a carrier's total load, which can affect which deck position your vehicle rides on.
Roof racks, cargo boxes, and bike mounts add height and can be damaged in transit; most carriers ask you to remove them.
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Open transport is the usual choice for SUVs: it's widely available, handles larger vehicles easily, and costs less.
Explore open transport →Enclosed transport is worth it for luxury SUVs such as a Range Rover, G-Class, or Escalade, or for any SUV with custom paint.
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Yes, slightly. Compact SUVs usually add $50–$150 over a sedan and full-size SUVs $150–$300 because they take more space and weight on the carrier.
A cross-country SUV shipment typically runs about $1,150–$1,650 on open transport and $1,675–$2,400 enclosed.
Usually, yes. Racks and cargo boxes add height and can loosen at highway speed, so carriers generally ask you to remove them.
Most carriers allow up to about 100 lbs of personal items in the cargo area, kept below the window line. Items aren't covered by carrier insurance.
Often, yes, if it's within the carrier's height and weight limits. Very tall or heavy SUVs may ride on the bottom deck instead.
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