Texas to Mississippi Car Shipping

Quotes for Texas to Mississippi are estimated between $370 and $680. The routes in our data run from about 313 to 1,038 miles, and the final price reflects your vehicle, pickup date and the type of carrier.

Here are some real examples that end in Jackson:

• Dallas to Jackson (404 miles): $351–$501
• Carrollton to Jackson (416 miles): $361–$516
• Arlington to Jackson (425 miles): $369–$527
• Houston to Jackson (441 miles): $383–$547
• Abilene to Jackson (584 miles): $462–$660

Use the calculator for your exact pair of cities, since each quote is an estimate.

Prices rise as the starting point moves farther from Jackson, as the Abilene example shows. Your own quote also depends on the vehicle and the date, and payment and insurance details are confirmed when you book.

Houston to Jackson (441 miles) is estimated at $383–$547, while Carrollton to Jackson (416 miles) is $361–$516. Compare quotes for your exact addresses rather than relying on a city average.

Expect 1–2 days on the truck for the examples above. The driver contacts you to schedule loading, and pickup is typically arranged within 1–3 business days of booking.

• Starting city. Dallas-Fort Worth suburbs and Houston both appear among our listed routes.
• Time of year. A summer pickup in Texas can start early in the morning to avoid heat, and a Gulf storm can interrupt any schedule between June and November.
• Your availability. Being reachable by phone when the driver is nearby keeps loading on time.

Since the routes above are all one to two days, a short pickup window is usually enough. Share your deadline when you book so the dispatcher can plan the loading day.

Cars from North Texas generally head east on I-20 through Shreveport and across northern Louisiana, crossing the Mississippi River at Vicksburg before reaching Jackson. Cars loaded in Houston typically take I-10 east through Louisiana and then turn north toward Mississippi’s capital. Abilene pickups join I-20 further west and run along the same corridor.

The routes we list all end in Jackson. If you live in a smaller Mississippi town beyond Jackson, mention it when you book, as the driver may suggest a convenient meeting point.

Pickup cities in our data include Dallas, Houston, Arlington, Carrollton, Garland, Grand Prairie, Denton, Pasadena, Pearland, Round Rock, College Station, Killeen, Midland and Abilene. If yours is not on the list, the calculator accepts any Texas address.

Summer heat in Texas and sudden storms are the main seasonal factors on this corridor. Drivers load early when it is hot, and a Gulf system between June and November can change the plan for a day, so keep a little room in your schedule if the arrival date matters.

An open carrier is the usual option for Texas to Mississippi and keeps costs down. Choose enclosed transport for classics, exotics or a recently restored car that you would like protected from rain and road grime on the way east.