Auto Transport to Hawaii:

from:	CA	AZ	TX	NY
to: HI	$950*	$1,425*	$1,625*	$1800*

*Price may vary on your specific transport needs

Total Transit Time in Days to Hawaii

California to Hawaii

• All California to Hawaii shipments are considered Port to Port

• Once you are ready to ship your vehicle you can drop it off at the port in as little as one day and your car will ship the following Saturday from the drop.

• From the sail date it will take approximately 17-22 days to reach Hawaii.

• Once your vehicle arrives at the port in Hawaii you will be notified when your vehicle will be ready to be picked up.

Price varies based on vehicle type, specific pickup and delivery locations and other factors

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Shipping to Hawaii from Any other State

• All shipments to Hawaii from any other state shipments are considered Door to Port.

• Once your vehicle is transported to the port via car carrier, your car will ship the Saturday immediately following the drop.

• From the sail date it will take approximately 10 days to reach Hawaii. See Table above for average transit time from popular places.

• Once your vehicle arrives at the port it will be unloaded at the port and you will then be notified when your vehicle will be ready to be picked up.

Price varies based on vehicle type, specific pickup and delivery locations and other factors

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Important Things to Know

• You can track you vehicle anytime by calling us at 888-628-1277 or submitting an online tracking request.

• Your car is safe through out its voyage and transport! Insured and handled with care.

• You will need to know your Vehicles Identification Number, this information can be found on your insurances card. You will also need to know your license plate number.

• Proof of Ownership (Title/Registration/Letter of Authorization from a non-present party listed as the owner)

• No personal items may be stored in your vehicle. If any personal items are found in the vehicle, it may cause a delay to your shipment and/or be discarded.

• Your gas tank should have no more than a 1/4 tank of fuel when it is delivered to the port.

• Wash your vehicle.  It will help with the inspection process. If your vehicle is too dirty it may be turned away.

	Auto Transport Tip #10
	Don't top off your gas tank, keep it low, in between 1/8th to 1/4th of a tank as this saves quite a bit of weight which the shipping companies appreciate.