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Car Shipping Companies inIdaho

18 auto transporters based in Idaho hold an active FMCSA registration with motor vehicles declared as cargo and a fleet on file, the 32nd-largest count of any state. The largest are below with the USDOT number you need to read each one's safety and insurance record, and 8 Idaho cities have pages of their own.

Source: FMCSA Motor Carrier Census, snapshot September 24, 2026. Ordered by reported fleet. No paid placement.

Listed carriers
18
based in Idaho
Interstate authority
72%
13 may haul across state lines
Safety rated
2
Satisfactory rating on record
Median fleet
1 truck
US median 1

The 10 largest auto transporters in Idaho

Largest by power units on each carrier's own MCS-150 filing, drivers as the tiebreak. A big fleet means more trucks on more lanes; it says nothing about how a car is treated on the deck, which is what the record behind each USDOT number is for.

  1. 1

    Integrity Auto Transport Llc

    5701 W Bristlecone Lane, Kuna, ID 83634

    USDOT
    2984267
    MC number
    MC15834
    Fleet
    9 trucks · 9 drivers
    Registered since
    2017
    Interstate authorityAlso general freight(208) 442-6828FMCSA record ↗
  2. 2

    D & J Auto Transport

    Legal name: D & J Auto Transport Inc

    1433 E Commercial Dr, Meridian, ID 83642

    USDOT
    318405
    MC number
    MC169861
    Fleet
    9 trucks · 9 drivers
    Registered since
    1988
    Interstate authoritySafety rating: Satisfactory(208) 895-0967FMCSA record ↗
  3. 3

    Mdm Auto Transport Llc

    3769 North 3700 East, Kimberly, ID 83341

    USDOT
    2850044
    MC number
    MC959485
    Fleet
    6 trucks · 4 drivers
    Registered since
    2016
    Interstate authorityAlso general freight(208) 420-7502FMCSA record ↗
  4. 4

    Pristine Auto Transport

    Legal name: Romtrans Llc

    1236 N Powder River Dr, Middleton, ID 83644

    USDOT
    2825969
    MC number
    MC944695
    Fleet
    4 trucks · 3 drivers
    Registered since
    2015
    Interstate authority(208) 697-2926FMCSA record ↗
  5. 5

    Eagle Auto Transport Llc

    1724 Penninger Dr, Boise, ID 83709

    USDOT
    2182428
    MC number
    MC759414
    Fleet
    2 trucks · 2 drivers
    Registered since
    2011
    Interstate authorityAlso general freight(208) 695-1003FMCSA record ↗
  6. 6

    Anyday Auto Transport Inc

    17 W 300 S, Jerome, ID 83338

    USDOT
    892049
    MC number
    MC388208
    Fleet
    2 trucks · 1 drivers
    Registered since
    2000
    Interstate authorityAlso general freight(208) 841-3014FMCSA record ↗
  7. 7

    Green Auto Transport

    Legal name: Rob Green Holdings Llc

    1427 Blue Lakes Blvd North, Twin Falls, ID 83301

    USDOT
    1703781
    MC number
    MC625290
    Fleet
    2 trucks · 1 drivers
    Registered since
    2007
    Interstate authorityAlso general freight(208) 733-1823FMCSA record ↗
  8. 8

    B&G Auto Transport

    Legal name: Michael R Bryant

    4325 E Poleline Ave Unit 201, Post Falls, ID 83854

    USDOT
    3878892
    MC number
    MC1422484
    Fleet
    2 trucks · 1 drivers
    Registered since
    2022
    Interstate authorityFMCSA record ↗
  9. 9

    Preferred Auto Transport Service

    Legal name: Preferred Auto Transport Service Llc

    838 W Jenicek Loop, Post Falls, ID 83854

    USDOT
    4417052
    MC number
    MC1735993
    Fleet
    1 truck · 2 drivers
    Registered since
    2025
    Interstate authorityAlso general freight(208) 954-1874FMCSA record ↗
  10. 10

    Auto Transporters Co-Op Inc

    2915 Garrity Blvd, Nampa, ID 83687

    USDOT
    1357813
    MC number
    MC508081
    Fleet
    1 truck · 2 drivers
    Registered since
    2005
    Within ID onlyAlso general freight(208) 466-2345FMCSA record ↗

More auto transporters in Idaho

Ranked 11 to 18 by fleet.

Auto transporters in Idaho ranked 11 to 18
#CompanyCityUSDOTFleetAuthorityRating
11Northwest Auto TransportMeridian, ID12628821 truckInterstateSatisfactory
12West Wind Auto TransportIdaho Falls, ID15652831 truckWithin IDNot rated
13Tstk Auto TransportFruitland, ID21142851 truckWithin IDNot rated
14Challenger Auto TransportCaldwell, ID28253681 truckWithin IDNot rated
15High Country Auto TransportPocatello, ID14052811 truckInterstateNot rated
16Orion Auto Transport LlcPocatello, ID25010141 truckWithin IDNot rated
17Accurate Auto TransportMeridian, ID19693641 truckInterstateNot rated
18Deuce'S Auto Transport & TowingNampa, ID30912261 truckInterstateNot rated

Auto transporters by city in Idaho

Each city page lists the carriers registered in that city and every listed carrier within 30 miles, with the distance, so you can see who is actually local to a pickup.

Shipping a car out of Idaho: the main lanes

Carriers price by lane, and a lane is priced by how easily a truck fills on it. These are the distances from Boise to the largest metros; measured routes are driving miles, the rest are estimated from straight-line distance and marked approximate.

Distances from Boise, ID to major metros
From Boise toDistanceTruck drive timeHousehold move on this route
New York City, NY≈ 2,503 mi6 daysPriced route →
Los Angeles, CA≈ 781 mi2 daysPriced route →
Chicago, IL≈ 1,688 mi4 daysPriced route →
Dallas, TX≈ 1,501 mi4 daysPriced route →
Houston, TX≈ 1,740 mi4 daysPriced route →
Washington, DC≈ 2,380 mi5 daysPriced route →
Miami, FL≈ 2,753 mi6 daysPriced route →
Philadelphia, PA≈ 2,458 mi5 daysPriced route →

Drive time assumes a loaded car hauler averaging about 55 mph with legal rest; a shared truck also stops for the other cars on the deck, so door-to-door takes longer than the drive.

What sets the price of a car shipped from Idaho

We publish no price model for auto transport, so this page prints no dollar figures. What it can tell you is the structure of the quote, so you can read one.

The lane, not the mileage

A car going from Boise to a metro the carriers already run daily slots into a full truck. A pickup in a rural county is a detour the driver is paid for, and a delivery to a small town means running the last leg light.

Open or enclosed

Most cars ship on open two-level trucks. Enclosed trailers carry fewer cars, so each pays a bigger share of the truck; it is the right call for classics, exotics and low-clearance cars, not for a daily driver.

Size, weight and whether it runs

A full-size pickup takes the space of more than one sedan. A car that does not start must be winched, and fewer carriers take the job, which is what raises the price.

Season and direction

Trailer space is a market. When more cars want to leave Idaho than arrive, outbound space tightens and inbound trucks run light; the carrier prices the direction it can fill.

Door-to-door or a meeting point

A 75-foot rig cannot enter most residential streets. Meeting at a wide lot costs the carrier less driving time than a true door pickup, and many quote it that way.

Flexibility

A pickup window of several days lets the broker post the job at a rate a carrier will actually accept. A fixed date is paid for.

The full explanation is in how car shipping is priced; the open-vs-enclosed decision has its own guide.

How to check a Idaho auto transporter

Most quotes come from brokers, and the truck that arrives belongs to a carrier you have not spoken to. These five checks connect the two.

  1. 1

    Match the USDOT number to the company

    Ask which company's trucks will carry the car, then open that USDOT number on the FMCSA record. The legal name, the Idaho address and the authority status should match what you were told. A broker quoting you has a different record from the carrier that shows up.

  2. 2

    Check the authority is active and the MC number matches

    Active operating authority is the licence to haul for hire across state lines. An inactive MC number, or one the company cannot produce, means the load would move without it.

  3. 3

    Ask for the cargo insurance certificate

    The certificate names the carrier, the insurer, the per-vehicle limit and the deductible. Your car is covered while it is on the truck only under that policy; nothing inside the car is.

  4. 4

    Read the fleet line against the promise

    A carrier reporting three trucks cannot run a dedicated truck to you next Tuesday and also be in three other states. Fleet size is self-reported, so treat it as a claim to test with a question, not as a guarantee.

  5. 5

    Treat the inspection report as the contract

    Existing damage is recorded at pickup on the bill of lading. Photograph the car beside the driver, check the report before you sign, and compare the car with it at delivery before signing again.

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Car shipping in Idaho: questions people ask

How many car shipping companies are there in Idaho?

18 carriers based in Idaho are listed here: active on the FMCSA register, motor vehicles declared as cargo, an auto-transport name, and at least one truck or driver reported. Another 3 Idaho registrations pass the same filter but report no fleet, so they are counted and not listed. Brokers are registered separately and are not in the count.

Who is the largest auto transporter in Idaho?

By reported fleet, Integrity Auto Transport Llc in Kuna, ID, with 9 trucks on its filing (USDOT 2984267). Fleet is self-reported and means capacity, not quality; read the record behind the number before you book.

How much does it cost to ship a car from Idaho?

We publish no car-shipping price model, so this page prints no figures. The quote is set by the lane (Boise to New York City, NY is about 2,503 miles), open or enclosed transport, the size and condition of the car, the season and direction of travel, and how flexible your dates are. The pricing guide linked on this page explains each factor.

Are Idaho car shippers insured?

Every carrier here holds active federal authority, which requires liability insurance on file. Cargo coverage for the car itself is the carrier's own policy; ask for the certificate with the per-vehicle limit and deductible, and note that personal items left in the car are never covered.

Is this list a recommendation?

No. It is the federal register filtered to auto transporters based in Idaho and ordered by reported fleet. Nobody pays to appear, nothing is re-ranked, and we have used none of these companies. Use the USDOT number to read each carrier's own record.

About this page. Carriers are from the FMCSA Motor Carrier Census (snapshot September 24, 2026), filtered to active registrations with motor vehicles declared as cargo, an auto-transport name and a fleet on file, and ordered by reported power units. 5,830 registrations pass the filter nationally and 5,173 are listed. Nothing is re-ranked, nobody pays for placement, and we have not used any of these companies. Every row links to the live federal record.

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Moving the rest of the household too?

Run a route out of Idaho through the calculator and see what the household-goods leg should cost before you take a quote.

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