Height clearance
Car carriers must stay under highway height limits, so tall trucks often need the bottom deck.
Oversized and modified trucks shipped with the right trailer.
Lift kits, oversized tires, and off-road builds add height and width that standard carriers have to plan around. Taller trucks may only fit on the bottom deck or on a flatbed trailer.
Tell Tessa your truck's total height and modifications, and Haulin.ai will match you with a carrier that has room for your build.
Ask Tessa about Lifted Truck →Lifted and modified trucks usually cost $200–$500 more than a stock pickup because they need a lower deck spot or a different trailer.
| Distance | Open | Enclosed |
|---|---|---|
| Regional (~400 miles) | $525–$850 | $750–$1,225 |
| Mid-distance (~1,200 miles) | $975–$1,425 | $1,425–$2,075 |
| Cross-country (~2,500 miles) | $1,425–$2,075 | $2,075–$3,000 |
| Route | Open | Enclosed |
|---|---|---|
| Florida → New York | $975–$1,550 | $1,425–$2,250 |
| California → Texas | $1,125–$1,675 | $1,625–$2,425 |
| New York → California | $1,550–$2,175 | $2,250–$3,150 |
| Georgia → Florida | $625–$975 | $900–$1,425 |
Estimates are informational. Your quote depends on the exact vehicle, route, timing, and carrier availability.
Car carriers must stay under highway height limits, so tall trucks often need the bottom deck.
Wide tires and fender flares can exceed standard slot widths.
Light bars, roof racks, and winches add height and need to be secured or removed.
Complete these steps before your driver arrives.
Open transport on the bottom deck works for many lifted trucks.
Explore open transport →Enclosed transport is limited for tall trucks; a flatbed or hotshot trailer may be used for very tall builds.
Explore enclosed transport →Answers questions about your vehicle and route at any time.
Pricing considers carrier capacity, lane demand, and vehicle details.
Stay informed from pickup through delivery.
Haulin checks carrier authority and insurance before matching.
Enter your route and vehicle details.
Choose a carrier and pickup window.
Review the condition report with your driver.
Inspect your vehicle when it arrives.
Have another question? Ask Tessa →
It depends on the trailer, but very tall trucks often need the bottom deck or a flatbed. Share your total height when quoting.
Yes, usually by $200–$500, because the truck needs a specific spot or trailer.
Often, yes, but the extra height and width must be planned. Tell us your tire size up front.
Removing or securing it is recommended; it adds height and can be damaged in transit.
Yes, if it rolls and steers, with a winch-equipped carrier. Mention it when you book.
Haulin matches carriers with active cargo and liability coverage. Confirm policy limits for your vehicle before booking.
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