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Allentown, PA Car Transport: 2026 Costs and Pickup Times

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DAYS TO PICKUP, LEHIGH VALLEY

$200-$1,650

OPEN TRANSPORT, BY DESTINATION

I-⁠78 · I-⁠476 · US-⁠22

CARRIER CORRIDORS SERVING ALLENTOWN

Key Takeaways

Typical cost: Open carrier pricing runs $900-$1,450 to Miami, $900-$1,400 to Tampa, $200-$300 to New York, and $700-$1,100 to Chicago. Enclosed transport typically costs 40 to 60 percent more than open.

Transit time: Expect 1-3 days to New York, 2-4 days to Chicago, 3-5 days to Florida, and 4-8 days to Phoenix.

Seasonality: Allentown is a snowbird origin market, so outbound peaks October through December toward Florida and Arizona and returns March through May. Fall bookings typically carry a $150-$300 seasonal swing.

Savings tip: Booking your fall snowbird shipment 2-3 weeks ahead and meeting the driver near the I-⁠78 and US-⁠22 junction keeps you at the low end of the span.

Process: A coordinator assigns an insured carrier with $2M cargo insurance, you pay nothing until a driver is assigned, and GPS tracking follows your car across all 48 contiguous states.

Popular Routes to and from Allentown

Carriers serve Allentown from I-⁠78 and US-⁠22, with the Pennsylvania Turnpike Northeast Extension (I-⁠476) linking the valley to Philadelphia and points south. For statewide pricing and corridor detail, see our Pennsylvania car shipping guide.

Pickup and Delivery Logistics in Allentown

Allentown’s shipping calendar runs counter to the Sun Belt: this is an origin market. From October through December, Lehigh Valley snowbirds load cars toward Miami, Tampa, and Phoenix, and the same carriers bring them back March through May. That rhythm means outbound fall space books up first, and early planners capture the low end of the $200-$1,650 span.

Center city Allentown and the older rowhome blocks of Allentown, Bethlehem, and Easton have tight streets and parked cars on both curbs, so a full-size car hauler stages at a nearby wide street or a commercial lot along Airport Road, Union Boulevard, or the retail corridors by the I-⁠78 and US-⁠22 junction.

Door to door service is easy in the newer suburbs. Macungie, Whitehall, Emmaus, and Forks Township have wide residential streets and cul de sacs with room to load. Outlying Lehigh Valley towns can add 1-2 days to the pickup window.

Allentown Car Transport FAQs

Open transport from Allentown to Miami runs $900-$1,450 for the 1,180 mile trip, with transit of 3-5 days after pickup. October through December is the busiest outbound window, so prices sit higher then. Booking 2-3 weeks ahead locks in better carrier options on this lane.
Allentown to Tampa runs $900-$1,400 on an open carrier for the 1,100 mile trip, with transit of 3-5 days after pickup. Fall snowbird demand pushes rates toward the top of the range, while spring and summer bookings price lower. Your instant quote reflects your exact dates and vehicle.
Most Allentown pickups happen within 1-3 days of booking. Transit adds 1-3 days to New York, 2-4 days to Chicago, 3-5 days to Florida, and 4-8 days to Phoenix. A typical Allentown to Florida move takes about one week from booking to delivery.
Outbound space toward Florida and Arizona tightens from October through December, so book 2-3 weeks ahead of your target date and expect a $150-$300 seasonal swing on those lanes. The return window runs March through May, and late April usually offers the best mix of carrier availability and price.
Often not directly. The rowhome blocks in center city Allentown, Bethlehem, and Easton have narrow streets with tight parking, and a full-size car hauler cannot safely stage there. Your driver arranges a nearby wide street or commercial lot, usually along Airport Road or near I-⁠78. Suburban addresses get true door to door service.
Yes. Snow and ice on I-⁠78, US-⁠22, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike Northeast Extension can slow pickups and transit between December and February, occasionally adding a day. Carriers build weather buffers into winter schedules, and a flexible pickup window keeps your move on track when a storm crosses the Lehigh Valley.
Open transport works for most vehicles and keeps you inside the $200-$1,650 span. Choose enclosed for luxury, classic, or low clearance cars that need protection from winter road salt, slush, and highway debris on I-⁠78. Enclosed typically costs 40 to 60 percent more than open on the same lane.
Most carriers allow around 100 lbs of personal items in the trunk, packed below the window line. Keep the driver’s seat and footwells clear so the driver can load and unload safely. Personal contents are not covered by carrier insurance, so move valuables and fragile items separately.
Yes. Every carrier in the network carries $2M cargo insurance, and your coordinator verifies the policy before dispatch. Your driver completes a condition inspection at pickup and again at delivery, and both of you sign the bill of lading. Review the inspection report carefully before signing at delivery.

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