Florida to Ohio car shipping
Estimates for shipping a vehicle from Miami, FL to Columbus, OH, calculated from road distance and vehicle type. Get an exact price for your addresses in seconds.
Price by vehicle and transport type
| Vehicle | Open carrier | Enclosed |
|---|---|---|
| Car / Sedan | $760 – $1,290 | $1,120 – $1,900 |
| SUV | $850 – $1,440 | $1,250 – $2,130 |
| Pickup truck | $910 – $1,540 | $1,340 – $2,290 |
| Motorcycle | $540 – $930 | $810 – $1,370 |
City-to-city estimates
| From | To | Miles | Est. (open, sedan) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jacksonville, FL | Columbus, OH | 800 | $660 – $1,120 |
| Jacksonville, FL | Cleveland, OH | 920 | $690 – $1,180 |
| Jacksonville, FL | Cincinnati, OH | 752 | $650 – $1,100 |
| Miami, FL | Columbus, OH | 1,182 | $760 – $1,290 |
| Miami, FL | Cleveland, OH | 1,296 | $780 – $1,340 |
| Miami, FL | Cincinnati, OH | 1,138 | $750 – $1,270 |
| Tampa, FL | Columbus, OH | 990 | $710 – $1,210 |
| Tampa, FL | Cleveland, OH | 1,116 | $740 – $1,260 |
| Tampa, FL | Cincinnati, OH | 932 | $690 – $1,180 |
What affects your price on this route
- Exact addresses: pickups near major highways and metro areas get carriers faster and cheaper than rural addresses.
- Vehicle size and condition: larger vehicles take more deck space; non-running cars need a winch.
- Season: summer moving season and holiday periods raise demand on most long routes.
- Flexibility: a wider pickup window lets us match you with a carrier already running Florida to Ohio.
Florida to Ohio shipping FAQ
How much does it cost to ship a car from Florida to Ohio?
For a standard sedan on an open carrier, expect about $760 – $1,290 between Miami, FL and Columbus, OH (about 1,182 miles). SUVs run about $850 – $1,440 and enclosed transport about $1,120 – $1,900. Your exact rate depends on the pickup and delivery addresses and the time of year.
How long does shipping a car from Florida to Ohio take?
About 3–6 days on the truck for roughly 1,182 miles, after a pickup window of typically 1–5 days from booking.
Is open or enclosed transport better from Florida to Ohio?
Open transport is the most affordable and works for most daily drivers. Choose enclosed for classic, exotic or low-clearance vehicles; it costs roughly 40–60% more.
Can you pick up and deliver at my door in Florida and Ohio?
Yes, door-to-door is standard. If a full-size carrier can't reach your street, the driver will meet you at a nearby open lot.