Car Shipping Companies inOklahoma City, OK
5 auto transporters are registered in Oklahoma City with the FMCSA, motor vehicles declared as cargo and a fleet on file, and 5 more listed carriers work within 30 miles. Each row carries the USDOT number that opens the carrier's own safety and insurance record.
Source: FMCSA Motor Carrier Census, snapshot September 24, 2026. Distances are from the center of Oklahoma City to each carrier's ZIP code. No paid placement.
- Based in Oklahoma City
- 5
- registered in the city itself
- Within 30 miles
- 5
- more listed carriers
- Interstate authority
- 4
- of 10 may haul across state lines
- Largest fleet nearby
- 5 trucks
- Chito'S Auto Transport Inc, Oklahoma City
Auto transporters based in Oklahoma City
Ordered by the power units reported on each carrier's MCS-150 filing. A local base means a truck that starts its route here; it does not mean the company runs every lane you need, so ask which lanes it drives itself.
- 1
Chito'S Auto Transport Inc
21 N Anne Arbor Ave, OK 73127
- USDOT
- 3201018
- MC number
- MC173055 (inactive)
- Fleet
- 5 trucks · 3 drivers
- Registered since
- 2018
- 2
J & F Borges Auto Transport Services Miami
4746 Nw 23Rd St Apt3, OK 73127
- USDOT
- 2570099
- MC number
- —
- Fleet
- 4 trucks · 3 drivers
- Registered since
- 2015
- 3
Oklahoma Auto Transport Service
Legal name: Virginia F Thompson
3700 Classen Blvd Suite 250, OK 73118
- USDOT
- 774865
- MC number
- MC348556
- Fleet
- 1 truck · 1 drivers
- Registered since
- 1998
- 4
G&J Trucking And Auto Transportation
129 N Blake Dr, OK 73130
- USDOT
- 4178146
- MC number
- MC1608178
- Fleet
- 1 truck · 1 drivers
- Registered since
- 2024
- 5
Always Car Hauling Llc
11613 Wallace Ave, OK 73162
- USDOT
- 4181902
- MC number
- —
- Fleet
- 1 truck · 1 drivers
- Registered since
- 2024
Auto transporters within 30 miles of Oklahoma City
Nearest first. A carrier twenty miles out is as local to your pickup as one across town; what matters is whose truck runs your lane and whose record you have read.
| Miles | Company | City | USDOT | Fleet | Authority | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 mi | Bd Autohaul Llc | Yukon, OK | 3264270 | 0 trucks | Within OK | Not rated |
| 14 mi | Bear Auto Transport Llc | Moore, OK | 2598357 | 1 truck | Interstate | Not rated |
| 18 mi | Bill'S Auto Transport | El Reno, OK | 1502105 | 1 truck | Within OK | Not rated |
| 18 mi | Auto Transport Solution Corp | Norman, OK | 3076395 | 1 truck | Interstate | Not rated |
| 19 mi | Ferlin Kearns Auto Transport Llc | Edmond, OK | 9037161 | 1 truck | Interstate | Not rated |
Shipping a car out of Oklahoma City: the main lanes
Carriers price by lane, and a lane is priced by how easily a truck fills on it. Distances from Oklahoma City to the largest metros: measured routes are driving miles, the rest are estimated from straight-line distance and marked approximate.
| From Oklahoma City to | Distance | Truck drive time | Household move on this route |
|---|---|---|---|
| New York City, NY | ≈ 1,544 mi | 4 days | Priced route → |
| Los Angeles, CA | ≈ 1,374 mi | 3 days | Priced route → |
| Chicago, IL | ≈ 807 mi | 2 days | Priced route → |
| Dallas, TX | ≈ 223 mi | 4 hr | Priced route → |
| Houston, TX | ≈ 483 mi | 9 hr | Priced route → |
| Washington, DC | ≈ 1,340 mi | 3 days | Priced route → |
| Miami, FL | ≈ 1,429 mi | 3 days | Priced route → |
| Philadelphia, PA | ≈ 1,465 mi | 3 days | Priced 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.
Pickup and delivery in Oklahoma City
Where the truck can actually stop
A loaded car hauler is about 75 feet long and 13½ feet tall. Cul-de-sacs, low branches, overhead lines and HOA rules keep it off many Oklahoma City residential streets, so the driver may ask to meet at a wide lot. Agree the spot when you book.
The inspection report is the contract
Existing damage goes on the bill of lading at pickup, in daylight if you can arrange it. Photograph every panel beside the driver, check the report before signing, and compare the car with it at delivery before you sign again.
A quarter tank and nothing inside
Fuel is weight, and personal items are not covered by the carrier's cargo insurance. Remove toll tags and parking passes, disable the alarm, note any quirk the driver needs to know to move the car.
Windows, not dates
Carriers fill a truck along a corridor, so pickup in Oklahoma City is quoted as a window of days. Flexibility lowers the price; a fixed date is paid for. If the car must leave on a given day, say so before the quote, not after.
The full checklist is in how to prepare your car for shipping; the quote itself is explained in how car shipping is priced.
How to check a Oklahoma City 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
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 Oklahoma City 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
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
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
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
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.
More in Oklahoma
22 listed auto transporters are based in Oklahoma; the state page ranks them all.
Car shipping in Oklahoma City: questions people ask
How many car shipping companies are there in Oklahoma City, OK?
5 FMCSA-registered auto transporters are based in Oklahoma City itself, and 5 more listed carriers work within 30 miles (Yukon, Moore, El Reno, Norman, Edmond and nearby). All 10 hold active registrations with motor vehicles declared as cargo and a fleet on file. Brokers are registered separately and are not counted.
Who is the largest auto transporter near Oklahoma City?
By reported fleet, Chito'S Auto Transport Inc in Oklahoma City, OK, with 5 trucks on its filing (USDOT 3201018). Fleet size is self-reported and describes capacity, not care; read the record behind the number before you book.
How much does it cost to ship a car from Oklahoma City?
We publish no car-shipping price model, so this page prints no figures. The quote is set by the lane (Oklahoma City to New York City, NY is about 1,544 miles), open or enclosed transport, the car's size and whether it runs, the season and direction, and how flexible your pickup window is. The pricing guide linked below explains each factor.
Will a car hauler pick up at my door in Oklahoma City?
Usually as close as a 75-foot rig can legally and physically get. On narrow residential streets, in HOAs that bar commercial trucks, or where overhead lines are low, the driver will ask to meet at a wide lot nearby. Agree the meeting point when you book, not when the truck is idling.
Is this list a recommendation?
No. It is the federal register filtered to auto transporters based in or near Oklahoma City, ordered by distance and reported fleet. Nobody pays to appear, nothing is re-ranked, and we have used none of these companies. The USDOT number on each row opens the 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. "Based in Oklahoma City" is the city on the carrier's own filing; the 30-mile radius uses ZIP-code centroids from the Census Bureau. Nothing is re-ranked, nobody pays for placement, and every row links to the live federal record.