Length and cab size
Crew cabs and long beds can stretch past 20 feet, which limits where a truck fits on a multi-car trailer.
Half-ton, heavy-duty, and dually pickups shipped nationwide.
Pickup trucks are longer, taller, and heavier than most cars, so carriers plan their loads around them. A crew-cab, long-bed, or heavy-duty truck can take up noticeably more trailer space than a sedan.
Tell Tessa your truck's cab and bed configuration and any modifications, and Haulin.ai will match you with a carrier set up for your truck's size and weight.
Ask Tessa about Pickup Truck →Half-ton pickups usually cost $100–$250 more than a sedan; heavy-duty and dually trucks $200–$400 more because of their length, width, and weight.
| Distance | Open | Enclosed |
|---|---|---|
| Regional (~400 miles) | $450–$725 | $650–$1,050 |
| Mid-distance (~1,200 miles) | $850–$1,250 | $1,225–$1,800 |
| Cross-country (~2,500 miles) | $1,250–$1,800 | $1,800–$2,600 |
| Route | Open | Enclosed |
|---|---|---|
| Florida → New York | $850–$1,350 | $1,225–$1,950 |
| California → Texas | $975–$1,475 | $1,425–$2,150 |
| New York → California | $1,350–$1,900 | $1,950–$2,750 |
| Georgia → Florida | $550–$850 | $800–$1,225 |
Estimates are informational. Your quote depends on the exact vehicle, route, timing, and carrier availability.
Crew cabs and long beds can stretch past 20 feet, which limits where a truck fits on a multi-car trailer.
Three-quarter-ton and one-ton trucks weigh far more than a car, so they count heavily against a carrier's load limit.
Most carriers won't haul cargo in an open truck bed; loose items can shift or fly out at highway speed.
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Open transport handles most pickups, including large and heavy trucks, and it's the most available and affordable option.
Explore open transport →Enclosed transport is worth considering for high-end trucks, show trucks, or classic pickups, though fewer enclosed trailers can fit very large trucks.
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A typical half-ton pickup costs about $850–$1,250 for a 1,200-mile route and $1,250–$1,800 cross-country on open transport. Heavy-duty trucks cost more.
Usually not. Most carriers require an empty bed because loose cargo can shift or fall out. Small items may go in the cab, within about 100 lbs.
Yes. Lifts and oversized tires add height and may require a bottom-deck spot or a different trailer. See our lifted truck shipping page for details.
Yes. Dually trucks are wider than standard pickups, so they're priced higher and assigned to carriers with room for the extra width.
Usually yes, if the shell is securely attached. Removable campers and slide-in units typically need to be taken off first.
Haulin matches carriers with active cargo and liability coverage. Confirm policy limits for your vehicle before booking.
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