New Hampshire Car Shipping
Heading to Florida for the winter, moving up from Massachusetts, or sending a car to Hanover for school? We match you with a vetted, licensed carrier and arrange door-to-door transport anywhere in New Hampshire.
The Seacoast to the North Country, door to door. Get your price below.
- Open and enclosed carriers
- Manchester, Nashua, Concord, Portsmouth and beyond
- Talk to a real person at (424) 453-1800
Routes Out of New Hampshire
Almost every long trip from New Hampshire starts by heading south through Massachusetts. Here’s how far the main runs go.
New Hampshire ↔ Florida
About 1,320 (Manchester–Orlando) milesSouth past Boston and down the East Coast. The fall run for New Hampshire snowbirds.
New Hampshire ↔ New York
About 225 (Nashua–New York City) milesThrough Massachusetts to I-84 and Hartford, then down into the city.
New Hampshire ↔ Pennsylvania
About 340 (Manchester–Philadelphia) milesI-84 across Connecticut and New York, then south into Pennsylvania.
New Hampshire ↔ Arizona
About 2,600 (Manchester–Phoenix) milesCross-country, for a winter in the desert or a move west.
Prices and transit times depend on your exact route, vehicle and season.Get an exact quote
Shipping in the Granite State
New Hampshire Towns We Ship To
City-by-city shipping notes
Southern New Hampshire is part of the Boston area. North of the Lakes Region, it’s mountain country. Notes on each town:
Manchester
The largest city, on I-93 and the Everett Turnpike along the Merrimack.
Nashua
Just over the Massachusetts line on the Everett Turnpike, about 45 miles from Boston.
Concord
The capital, where I-89 meets I-93.
Portsmouth
The Seacoast, on I-95, with Pease Air National Guard Base in town and the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard across the river in Kittery, Maine.
Dover and Durham
UNH in Durham, and Dover up the Spaulding Turnpike.
Salem
On I-93 at the Massachusetts line, with big shopping-center lots that make easy meeting spots.
Keene
The southwest corner on NH-9 and NH-101, home to Keene State.
Laconia
The Lakes Region, home of Laconia Motorcycle Week every June.
Hanover
Dartmouth College, off I-89 at the Vermont line.
North Conway
The Mount Washington Valley on NH-16 and US-302. Foliage weekends in October are slow.
New Hampshire Questions
How do I register a car in New Hampshire?
New Hampshire gives new residents 60 days, and you start at your Town or City Clerk, not the DMV. The clerk collects the local permit fee, and many towns can issue the state registration too. Plan on a New Hampshire safety inspection soon after. Check with your town clerk for what to bring.
When is mud season, and will it affect my pickup?
Roughly March to May. As the frost leaves the ground, many towns post weight limits on their roads and dirt roads soften, so a loaded carrier stays on the main routes. A spring pickup may meet in town instead of at your house.
Can you ship my motorcycle to Laconia for Bike Week?
Yes. Motorcycles ship on carriers set up for bikes, or enclosed. June fills up, so book early. See motorcycle shipping.
Is fall foliage season a problem for shipping?
Only for traffic. From late September to mid-October, the Kancamagus, Franconia Notch and Route 16 fill with leaf peepers on weekends. In the White Mountains, a weekday pickup or delivery goes smoother.
What does it cost to ship a car to or from New Hampshire?
Distance, the vehicle, open or enclosed, and the season. Fall, when snowbirds head south, is a busy time. Get an exact quote or call (424) 453-1800.
Who Ships in New Hampshire
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Town Clerk First
New Hampshire does registration differently. New residents start at the Town or City Clerk, who collects the local permit fee, and many towns can finish the state registration on the spot. Bring your title (or lienholder details), proof of residency and your ID, and call ahead, since every town runs its office a little differently. After that, the car needs a New Hampshire safety inspection.
The Mountains and the Lakes
North Conway, Lincoln, Wolfeboro and the Lakes Region are reached on two-lane roads, and many homes sit down long, narrow drives. Carriers usually meet at a lot in town. In mud season and on foliage weekends, give yourself extra room. For a classic or a weekend car, enclosed transport keeps it out of the salt and sand on winter roads.
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