Long Distance Car Towing You Can Actually Rely On.

Dedicated flatbed and wheel-lift tows across the country — running, non-running, wrecked, or project vehicles. One truck, one route, one price.

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What is long distance car towing?

Long distance car towing is a dedicated tow service that moves a single vehicle over hundreds — sometimes thousands — of miles on one truck. Unlike a multi-car carrier that shares deck space with other vehicles, a long distance tow is your car, one driver, and a direct route from A to B.It’s the go-to solution for non-running vehicles, accident cars, project builds, and time-sensitive moves where the flexibility and speed of a dedicated flatbed make more sense than waiting on a scheduled auto transport carrier.We dispatch flatbed and wheel-lift trucks nationwide, with cargo insurance verified before pickup and a firm, all-in rate locked at booking.

How long distance car towing works.

From your first call to final delivery — four simple steps.

1

Get a Quote

Tell us pickup, delivery, and vehicle condition. You get a firm, all-in tow rate in minutes.

2

Book & Schedule

Confirm your date. We dispatch a vetted, insured driver with the right rig for your vehicle.

3

Pickup at Your Door

Driver arrives, inspects, loads on a flatbed or wheel-lift, and heads out on the route.

4

Long-Haul Delivery

Your vehicle is tracked the entire way and delivered directly to your destination address.

Long distance towing vs. car shipping.

Two different services — here’s how to pick the right one.

Long Distance Towing

Auto Transport (Carrier)

What to expect during a long distance tow.

Six things that happen on every haul — so there are no surprises.

Pre-Tow Inspection

Your driver records the vehicle's condition with photos and a signed bill of lading before loading. You get a copy for your records.

Call Before Pickup

The driver calls 30–60 minutes before arrival so you're ready. No all-day windows or guessing.

Careful Loading

Non-runners are winched; runners are driven or rolled. Every vehicle is centered and balanced on the deck before straps go on.

Real-Time Updates

You'll receive checkpoint texts or calls during the haul. Know where your vehicle is without chasing anyone down.

Delivery Inspection

At drop-off, you inspect the vehicle alongside the driver, compare it to pickup photos, and sign off together.

Pay on Delivery

No upfront deposits for most tows. Payment is collected at delivery after you've inspected and approved the condition.

Types of vehicles we can tow long distance.

If it has wheels, we’ve probably towed it across state lines.

Sedans & Coupes

Standard passenger cars — running or not. Loaded flat or wheel-lift depending on drivability.

SUVs & Pickups

Full-size trucks and SUVs handled on heavy-duty flatbeds with proper tie-downs and clearance.

Non-Running Vehicles

Winch-equipped rigs pull inoperable cars safely onto the bed — no drivetrain damage.

Accident & Salvage

Wrecked or salvage vehicles transported to your body shop, buyer, or auction yard.

Motorcycles & ATVs

Enclosed or strapped-flatbed options for two-wheelers and powersports across state lines.

Classic & Project Cars

Careful loading, soft straps, and optional enclosed transport for restoration and barn-find hauls.

How much does long distance car towing cost?

Long distance tow rates run $1.40 – $3.50 per mile, depending on distance and vehicle. Longer routes cost less per mile.

Distance

Typical Price

Per-Mile Avg

0 – 100 miles

$275 – $500

~$3.50 / mi

100 – 300 miles

$450 – $900

~$2.50 / mi

300 – 700 miles

$800 – $1,600

~$2.00 / mi

700 – 1,500 miles

$1,400 – $2,600

~$1.70 / mi

1,500+ miles

$2,200 – $4,000+

~$1.40 / mi

0 – 500 miles

Open

$700 – $950

Enclosed

$1,100 – $1,450

Delivery

1 – 3 days

500 – 1,000 miles

Open

$950 – $1,300

Enclosed

$1,450 – $1,850

Delivery

2 – 4 days

1,000 – 1,500 miles

Open

$1,200 – $1,650

Enclosed

$1,750 – $2,300

Delivery

3 – 6 days

1,500 – 2,000 miles

Open

$1,450 – $1,950

Enclosed

$2,100 – $2,750

Delivery

4 – 8 days

2,000+ miles

Open

$1,750 – $2,400

Enclosed

$2,500 – $3,400

Delivery

6 – 10 days

Why choose professional long distance towing instead of driving?

Six reasons customers stop white-knuckling long road trips and let a pro handle it.

Zero Wear on Your Car

No 20 hours of freeway miles, no engine hours added, no brake or tire wear stacking up.

No Fuel or Hotel Bills

Skip the gas, food, and overnight stays that eat up any savings from driving it yourself.

Reclaim Your Time

A 2,000-mile drive is 3–4 days of your life. Towing lets you fly ahead and get back to work.

Avoid Breakdown Risk

Older cars, project vehicles, and long hauls in bad weather add real risk. Towing removes it.

Fully Insured Transit

Every mile is covered by carrier cargo insurance — something a personal road trip never is.

Any Route, Any Time

Cross-country, remote pickup, mountain passes, winter routes — dispatched with the right rig.

Skip the road trip. Ship it on a flatbed.

Get a firm long distance tow quote in minutes — no obligation, no upsell.

What to expect during a long distance tow.

Six things that happen on every haul — so there are no surprises.

Verified Cargo Insurance

We confirm every driver's active cargo policy before dispatch. Minimum $100,000 coverage is standard, and certificates are available on request.

4-Point Tie-Down System

Vehicles are secured with four independent straps to the frame or wheel nets — no suspension stress, no shifting on mountain grades.

Pre-Trip Equipment Check

Drivers inspect winches, straps, deck brakes, and lights before every long-haul. Broken equipment never leaves the yard.

FMCSA-Licensed Operators

Every driver holds a valid CDL, active MC authority, and a clean safety record. No unlicensed operators on our network.

Weather-Monitored Routes

Dispatch tracks storms, high winds, and icy passes in real time. If conditions turn unsafe, the driver stops or reroutes — no exceptions.

GPS Tracking & Checkpoints

Long-haul tows are GPS-tracked with mandatory rest and inspection stops every 500 miles or 8 hours of drive time.

What customers say about our pricing.

Long distance car towing — FAQs.

Everything customers ask before booking a long-haul tow.
What counts as long distance car towing?
Anything over about 100 miles is considered long distance in the towing industry. We routinely handle single-tow routes from 200 miles up to full cross-country hauls of 3,000+ miles on a dedicated flatbed.
No. Long distance towing uses a dedicated tow truck (flatbed or wheel-lift) for one vehicle on a direct route. Auto transport uses a multi-car carrier that ships several vehicles at once on a scheduled route. Towing is faster and better for non-runners; auto transport is more economical for running vehicles over long distances.
Yes. That’s one of the most common reasons customers choose long distance towing. Our flatbeds have hydraulic winches that pull non-running, wrecked, or seized vehicles safely onto the bed without drivetrain damage.
Most long distance tows range from $2.00 per mile on shorter hauls down to $1.40 per mile on cross-country routes. A firm all-in quote depends on distance, vehicle size, and whether the car is running.
Because it’s a dedicated truck with no other stops, long distance towing is typically faster than shared auto transport. Most 500–1,000 mile tows deliver in 1–2 days; cross-country tows usually run 3–5 days.
Yes. Every dispatched driver carries active cargo insurance, and we verify coverage before pickup. You’ll receive the certificate on request.
You or an authorized adult (18+) needs to be present at both ends to sign the bill of lading and inspect the vehicle. If you can’t be there, we can coordinate with a friend, family member, or shop.
Yes — we dispatch heavy-duty flatbeds with the right deck height, ramp angle, and tie-down capacity for lifted trucks, dually pickups, and oversize SUVs. Let us know specs when you request a quote.