The classic I-95 snowbird corridor running north. Las Vegas to Phoenix runs about 300 miles via US-93 South to Kingman, I-40 to I-17 South — the return leg snowbirds, second-home owners, and corporate transfers ride back up the East Coast every spring. Peak demand hits March through June; book early in that window for best pricing and pickup flexibility. We connect you directly with the licensed long-haul carriers who run this lane — open or enclosed, no broker markup.
Carrier-direct, no markup.
The US-93 + I-17 S run.
At approximately 300 miles via US-93 South to Kingman, I-40 to I-17 South, Las Vegas to Phoenix is a major long-haul corridor. Carriers run it with 1-3-day transit and steady two-way demand keeps availability consistent and pricing competitive.
Live route map — carriers run US-93 South to Kingman, I-40 to I-17 South door-to-door between the Las Vegas and Phoenix metros. Markers show major service areas along the corridor, not required stops.
Las Vegas → Phoenix rates.
Starting prices for the most common vehicle types on this long-haul lane. Your final quote depends on vehicle size, exact addresses, and timing — larger SUVs and trucks run higher, and peak season can add 10-20%. Get a live quote for exact numbers.
Las Vegas → Phoenix shippers.
Real feedback from customers who’ve made this long-haul move.
“Shipped Las Vegas to Phoenix instead of driving. Picked up on schedule, clear updates the whole way, delivered when promised. Took a real stress off an already big move.”
“Enclosed on the long haul. Driver clearly knew high-value cars — arrived spotless. Worth every dollar for the peace of mind.”
“Quote came back in under an hour and beat the big broker sites — no middleman markup. Smooth pickup and delivery. Would use again.”
Las Vegas → Phoenix FAQ
The questions Las Vegas-to-Phoenix shippers ask most. Have one that’s not here? Add it to your quote and a specialist will answer directly.
Where we pick up & deliver.
Door-to-door service on both ends. If your area isn’t listed, we almost certainly still serve it — these are just the most common pickup and delivery points on this route.