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Arkansas Auto Transport

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Anywhere in Arkansas, from the Ozarks to the Delta. Get your price below.

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Cities

Cities Across Arkansas

Little RockBentonvilleFayettevilleRogersSpringdaleFort SmithJonesboroConwayHot SpringsTexarkana
City-by-city shipping notes

Notes on the main cities, from the Northwest Arkansas boom to the river towns:

Little Rock

The capital, where I-30 and I-40 meet. Little Rock Air Force Base is just north in Jacksonville.

Bentonville

Walmart’s home office, with suppliers and new arrivals moving in all year. Off I-49 in the far northwest.

Fayetteville

The University of Arkansas, on I-49. Razorback game days and August move-in are the busy times.

Rogers

Between Bentonville and Springdale on I-49, with big new subdivisions that often have HOA truck rules.

Springdale

Northwest Arkansas’s second-biggest city, on I-49 and US-412.

Fort Smith

On the Oklahoma line where I-40 meets I-49. An easy stop for carriers crossing the state.

Jonesboro

Arkansas State University, in the northeast on I-555, about an hour from Memphis.

Conway

Three colleges and a fast-growing suburb, 30 miles up I-40 from Little Rock.

Hot Springs

Lakes, retirees and steep, winding streets. A carrier may meet you at a lot on US-70 or US-270.

Texarkana

The state line runs through downtown. On I-30, the main road between Little Rock and Dallas.

Arkansas at a glance

Shipping in the Natural State

Ozarks Mississippi River I-40I-30I-49I-55 Little RockFayettevilleBentonvilleFort SmithJonesboroTexarkanaHot SpringsWest Memphis
I-40 and I-30Most long trips run I-40 east–west or I-30 to Dallas.
Northwest ArkansasBentonville, Rogers, Springdale and Fayetteville keep growing.
Spring StormsMarch to May weather can push a pickup a day.
60 Days to RegisterNew residents register at a state revenue office.
FAQ

Arkansas Questions

Can a big carrier reach homes in the Ozarks and around Hot Springs?

Usually close to it. Car carriers stay on main roads, so on steep, narrow or gravel roads we’ll meet you at a nearby lot, like a church or store parking lot, where the car can load safely. Tell us about the road when you book.

I’m relocating to Bentonville for work. How early should I book?

Two to three weeks ahead is comfortable, longer in summer when most families move. If your start date is fixed, tell us, and plan for the car to arrive within a few days of you rather than the same hour.

Will spring storms delay my shipment?

They can. Arkansas gets strong storms from March to May, and carriers won’t drive through a warning. A storm can push a pickup or delivery a day. Everything else stays the same.

How much does it cost to ship a car in or out of Arkansas?

Distance, vehicle size, open or enclosed, and the season set the price. Little Rock to Dallas is a short, simple run; Bentonville to Phoenix is a long one. Get an exact quote or call (424) 453-1800.

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Who Ships in Arkansas

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Moving to Northwest Arkansas

Bentonville, Rogers, Springdale and Fayetteville have grown fast, driven by Walmart’s home office, the companies that sell to it, and the University of Arkansas. Many new neighborhoods have HOA rules against large trucks, so a carrier may meet you at a nearby shopping center. I-49 connects the area to I-40 at Fort Smith, which is how most long-distance loads arrive. If your company is paying for the move, see vehicle relocation for businesses.

Open or Enclosed in Arkansas?

Open transport is what most people choose, and it’s the lower-cost option. For a classic, a show car or anything you’d hate to see covered in road grit or spring pollen, enclosed transport keeps it covered the whole way.

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