Question 1

How Long Does Motorbike Transport Take?

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Generally, the answer depends on how far you're moving your two-wheeler. For example, going from Las Vegas to Los Angeles, might take two to four days, while Carrier servicing your bike across the country averages about two weeks.

There are options available for owners who need higher priority service, so contact A-1 Auto Transport for a quote to get a more specific timeframe for your move.

Question 2

How Much Does It Cost to Transport a Two-wheeler?

Accepted Answer

Like with any vehicle delivery, several variables determine the cost of delivery. These include the following:

Distance

Generally, the farther you ship, the more expensive it will be.

Weight

Heavier motorbikes will usually cost more to ship since most trucks have a limited weight capacity.

Destination

Delivering to a major city will likely cost you less than moving it to a location that's more out of the way.

Size

While weight is usually the determining factor, giant bikes or ones with unusual dimensions might be more challenging to handle, making mobility more expensive.

Season

The season can also affect the price. There are usually fewer cars during the winter, meaning there's less competition and lower prices. However, winter weather can potentially delay your shipment.

Summer avoids most weather delays, but more motorbike enthusiasts are likely to be shipping a motorbike, so you may pay more for your shipment.

Delivery

A-1 Autotransport helps owners arrange terminal-to-terminal and door-to-door delivery. While door-to-door service is more convenient , delivering your motorbike to a terminal costs less, although you'll have to arrange a time and method to pick it up from there.

Timeline

If you cannot pick up your motorbike when it arrives, or you need to store it for a short period before you schedule a pickup, there will usually be an additional fee.

Question 3

Where Can I Get the Cheapest Hauling Quotes?

Accepted Answer

If you're looking for the most affordable way to ship your bike and Carrier service rate, you have a few shipping companies to choose from. First, have your motorbike shipped from terminal to terminal. Then, choose the open transit method. While these Moving companies will expose your bike to the elements, open-air carriers are less expensive than enclosed carriers.

Question 4

What is Terminal-to-Terminal Service?

Accepted Answer

While you can have your Dirt bike picked up and dropped off at your home or other location, it's often cheaper to drop it off at a central motorbike hauling distribution center instead.

When you drop off your bike with the moving company, it will be loaded onto the Shipment truck there, along with several other bikes, saving time and money for retrieving from multiple locations.

Delivery works the same but in reverse. Your bike will be shipped to an arrival distribution center near your destination, where it will be unloaded, waiting for the riders to come to pick it up.

While this is cheaper, it also means you'll have to figure out how to get to the distribution center to retrieve your bike from the motorcycle hauling company.

Question 5

What is the Safest Way to Ship a motorbike?

Accepted Answer

It's natural to want your bike to arrive at your destination in the exact condition you shipped it in, especially if you want to ship a motorbike, vintage, exotic, or classic car. However, if you're looking to protect your bike, you should choose one of the two options:

Enclosed Transport

Enclosed motorcycle transit will load your bike into a motorbike shipper with rigid walls and a ceiling. This protects your motorbike against the elements, like snow, rain, and hail, and keeps it from being damaged by road debris that may kick up along the way while having your motorbike delivered.

Crated Freight Services

If you're especially concerned, you can have your bike loaded onto a pallet and crated up, then loaded onto a truck. While this option adds time and expense, it's the surest way to ensure that your motorbike arrives unharmed.

Question 6

How Do I Choose a Trailer?

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Choosing either an open trailer or enclosed auto shipment to ship your chopper is mostly about balancing how much protection your bike needs against the cost of vehicle shipping. The more security you add, the less likely your cruiser will be damaged. However, it also means you'll spend more on transporting your motorcycle.

Open-air trailers are usually flatbed trucks , most companies will have this option. They're the most cost-effective hauling option since they can accommodate more two-wheelers and don't necessarily require lift gates. However, they do leave your bike exposed to the elements, including road debris.

An enclosed trailer is a semi-truck with hard shells covering the truck bed. While they offer protection against damage during transit, they also tend to cost more since they require more equipment on the truck.

Because flatbed trucks are less expensive, there are usually fewer enclosed trailers on the road. As a result, competition can drive up the cost of shipping.

Question 7

What Areas Can Be Shipped to?

Accepted Answer

Your motorcycle can be picked up and shipped almost anywhere, including local, state-to-state, and international destinations. Many residential areas with narrow streets are typically not a problem regarding pickup and delivery. However, there are some things to keep in mind when you're planning your shipment.

While a door-to-door bike shipper is available, the truck may have difficulty reaching you if your pickup location is in a tight space. If that's the case, they'll contact you about arranging an alternate location for pickup.

Dispatching overseas involves more complications. Depending on where you ship your precious delivery, you will need to abide by their import laws. In addition, all paperwork and taxes must be completed before you ship your bike. We'll help to ensure you know what documents and taxes you'll need to take care of.

Question 8

Do I Need to be Present When the Truck Driver Arrives to Pick Up My Motorbike?

Accepted Answer

You or a designated representative must be there when your motorcycle is picked up. When your driver arrives, you will be given a bill of lading that states the condition of the bike and the final destination. You or a designated representative will need to sign the paper.

If you can't attend, let us know as soon as possible who will be there instead so we can give this information to the driver.

While we're happy to work with you to make pickup and delivery as smooth as possible, we can only accept or release vehicles to people with prior authorization.

Question 9

Can I Choose the Time and Date for Pickup and Delivery?

Accepted Answer

When you request a date for pickup, we will do our best to make that happen. However, if we cannot accommodate your request, we will arrange for a date as close as possible, usually within two to three days.

It's harder to predict when your bike will be delivered, however. We will give you a window, but the actual date may change based on factors we can't control, including weather, traffic, and limits on driving time enforced by the Department of Transportation (DOT). The DOT caps drivers at 500 miles per day and limits the number of days a driver can work in a row.

However, we offer door-to-door customers the option to guarantee a delivery date for a small additional fee. So, let us know that you'd like to be guaranteed a specific delivery date when requesting motorcycle Freight quotes.

Question 10

How Far in Advance Should I Book Bike Freight Services?

Accepted Answer

Please don't wait too long to book your motorbike moving services at our great transport company. The rule is generally the earlier you book, the more likely you are to find the dates you need (and usually at a lower price). However, if you wait until too close to when you want to move a dirt bike, you may find that there are no shipping companies available.

Question 11

How Do I Prepare My Two-wheeler for Transport?

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You need to take several steps to prepare for motorcycle hauling, all of which help ensure that your bike arrives undamaged while protecting the equipment. Here are the basic steps you should take:

Remove any personal belongings from the bike
Completely drain all of the fluids from your bike
You can leave your gas tank up to ¼ full
Disable any alarm systems on your bike
Disconnect your cruiser's battery
Clean your bike before shipment, including excess debris, grime, and grease
If you're using a crate, remove the handlebars and other parts that stick out
Please take pictures of your chopper to document its condition.
Make sure your bike is mechanically sound before loading it

While all of these steps may sound like a lot, they're intended to protect both your bike and the bike carrier, helping ensure a smooth, easy, damage-free trip.

Question 12

How Do I Crate My Bike?

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You have two options: You can create it yourself, or you can leave it to your hauling companies. While doing the work yourself may save you some money, Moving professionals likely have more experience in crating bikes for shipment. They can secure your bike more effectively.

When crating your Bike, it will first be attached to a wooden pallet or "skid." Once it's securely fastened, it will be enclosed entirely within a crate. The crate is then loaded into either a carrier or an international shipping container, where the cargo company secures it in place a second time, ensuring it stays in place during the journey.

Question 13

Can I Pay Companies to Crate My Motorbike for Me?

Accepted Answer

The best shippers will provide crating services for your cruiser, although it will usually increase your moving costs.

Question 14

Are There Discounts for Dealers?

Accepted Answer

We work with a number of the best motorcycle moving companies, all of whom have their promotions and discounts. Unfortunately , while there is a good chance that dealers may be eligible for discounts (especially for bulk transfers), we can't guarantee that they will be available.

You can request a quote to know if you qualify for any discounts, including discounts for dealers, military personnel, students, or seniors.

Question 15

How Long is My Costing Good for?

Accepted Answer

Like most other companies, our quote is typically good through the end of the business day. However, our shipping organization reserves the right to change the quote if we determine that you require additional bike transit services not included in the original quote.

Because the factors that determine a delivery rate change quickly.

Question 16

How Can I Track the Progress of My Cruiser During Transport?

Accepted Answer

Satellite tracking of your shipment is available on almost all freight. This means you can get real-time shipment details about where your bike is, using any internet-capable device, including computers, phones, and tablets, via your motorbike shipper.

Question 17

Who Offers Insurance Coverage for My Bike During Transport?

Accepted Answer

Yes, your bike will be covered under our insurance policy. All reliable companies are required by law to have insurance covering their shipments, which means that your bike will be covered in the rare event that it becomes damaged during shipment.

If you do notice some damage that wasn't there before, contact us immediately so we can start the insurance claim process. We'll document the claim, then send it to our insurance company, which will give you more shipment details on how you can get your two-wheeler repaired or replaced.

Be aware, though, that most companies cover $7,000 worth per vehicle. If you feel you need additional insurance coverage, you can purchase supplemental insurance from your provider.

Question 18

Can I Send Extra Parts or Other Items Along with Delivery?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, no. The only thing you can move is the bike itself. Everything else must travel separately, including spare parts, loose and unsecured parts, paperwork, boxes, and keys.

You can take your helmet, but only if it's securely fastened to your bike. This prevents any parts from getting lost during transport, especially since our insurance does not cover these parts.

Question 19

How Can I Get a Discount?

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The only way to know if you can receive a discount is to ask! Contact our team of experts to see whether you qualify for any discounts or promotional deals from one of our mot. Among the more common discounts are those for:

Seniors
Students
Military personnel
Dealers
Seasonal discounts

Not all of our discounts are available at all times, so make sure to contact us to find out how much you can save on transporting your Dirt-bike.

Question 20

How Does Transporting Motorbike Enclosed Shipping Process Work?

Accepted Answer

If you're looking to keep your bike out of the elements but don't feel that you need the protection of crating, then an enclosed trailer is likely the best solution for you.

Unlike open-air motorcycle shippers, which are usually flatbed trucks, a fully enclosed carrier is covered on all sides by either hard or soft material, offering protection against debris and weather.

Conveyance in a fully enclosed trailer is more expensive than open-air transport. Still, it is usually much cheaper to haul bikes with this method than crating, making it an excellent midpoint when you want to provide affordable protection for your bike.

Question 21

It Hasn’t Been Delivered Yet. Why Not?

Accepted Answer

While we will provide you with a delivery window, the variables that go into delivering your bike can sometimes cause delays. Delays are occasionally inevitable, whether it's a significant traffic jam or a major snowstorm. We'll do our best to let you know when they occur.

When delays do occur, we'll contact you as soon as possible so that you can adjust your schedule to find a delivery time that works for you. And with our satellite tracking, you can also keep an eye on your shipment, too.

Question 22

Can I Move More than One at a Time?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! It's common for motorcycle Conveyance companies to ship multiple motorcycles for one customer. Whether you're a dealer or a collector, we'll work with you to ensure that your motorcycles are transported safely and quickly. Ask about any possible discounts, including bulk motorcycle Freight costs.

Question 23

Will A-1 Let Me Know When They’re Coming to Pick Up or Drop Off My Motorbike?

Accepted Answer

You should receive word from your carrier 12 to 24 normal business hours before your expected pickup or motorcycle delivery date. While we can't give you an exact time of day, we can provide you with a window of time in which you can expect your driver to arrive.

If any problems with the schedule arise , we'll contact you to schedule an updated motorcycle delivery or pickup time.

Question 24

Who Will Actually Be transporting My Chopper?

Accepted Answer

A-1 Auto Transport works with the best motorcycle hauling companies around the country, and it's our mission to ensure that your motorcycle arrives safely without cutting any corners. There's a reason our core values are expertise, authority, and transparency. We ensure that all of our partners also live up to these standards. , as well.

We had a single tow truck when we started A-1 Auto Hauling in 1988. A little more than 20 years later, we're now one of the nation's largest logistics and motorcycle moving companies, serving local, interstate, and international customers.

When you partner with A-1 Auto Shipment, you can rest assured that your motorcycle is in the right hands.

Question 25

Will You Move My Trike?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we will! hauling a trike is much like shipping a motorcycle, although they usually weigh more and have much bulkier dimensions. That's why moving a trike is usually more expensive than a motorcycle. However, with the more stable base, Moving a trike is much safer.

When you're looking for a carrier to ship your trike, be sure to let us know when you're requesting your quote so you make sure you get the most accurate quote possible.

Question 26

How Do I Pay?

Accepted Answer

We want the process to be as stress-free as possible. That's why we offer several different payment methods for our customers, giving you the flexibility to pay in whatever is most convenient .

Question 27

Can You Move The Vehicle If It Doesn’t Run?

Accepted Answer

In general, as long as your motorcycle rolls, we can ship it. At the same time, your bike should be transported as is if the condition is noted on the paperwork.

However, you must be sure that it isn't leaking any fluids and has been cleaned so that we can take note of any damage before it's hauled using loading equipment onto the carrier.

Question 28

Do You Take Vintage/Classic/Exotic Motorbikes?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we do! We work with motorcycle shippers specializing in transporting high-value motorcycles, including classic makes, exotic varieties, and other bikes that may have more sentimental value.

You should make sure of a few things when you're delivering a motorcycle. First, you'll want to be sure your bike is fully protected. Since you can choose either an open trailer or an enclosed carrier, you'll probably want to ship your motorcycle in a fully enclosed carrier to protect it from weather and road debris. For an added layer of protection, you can even have your bike shipped in a crate.

Another benefit of these motorcycle transport options is that it limits the number of interested onlookers who might take an interest in your motorcycle. While theft from a carrier is quite rare, enclosed and crate moving to eliminate the possibility that any passerby might want to either steal or vandalize your bike.

Finally, you will probably want to choose door-to-door service. While this is more expensive than terminal-to-terminal shipping, it also means that your bike will be both picked up and delivered right in front of you. That way, you can inspect your bike when it comes off the truck to ensure it hasn't sustained any damage.

Question 29

Will You Take to Online Buyers?

Accepted Answer

Moving a motorcycle using third parties after online sales or auctions is more common nowadays. When you purchase a bike from an auction or an online seller, your best bet is to arrange delivery yourself.

Online dealers and auction sites may offer to set up delivery for you, but they will likely charge you a premium for your service, which is often rolled into the price of your vehicle.

Instead, contact A-1 Auto Transport, and we'll help you set up fast, affordable delivery on your new purchase.

Question 30

Do Most Movers Have a Lot of Paperwork?

Accepted Answer

When Conveyance businesses pick up your motorcycle, they usually give you a bill of lading and a copy of your liability insurance coverage.

If you cannot be at pickup or delivery, your authorized representative may need an authorization form. In addition, some localities require documents for lienholders, as well as photo IDs and title and registration.

Question 31

Why Should I Move My Bike Instead of Driving It?

Accepted Answer

There are many reasons motorcycle owners may choose to ship their bikes instead of driving them to their destinations on their own. These include:

To avoid putting excess miles on your motorcycle
You're moving and need to transport your car, too
You don't have the time to drive it yourself
To avoid the danger of a long trip on a motorcycle
Your bike isn't currently running
You're presently restoring a bike, and it needs more work
To prevent damage during the journey
You're transporting a classic or vintage bike to a bike show

These are only a few of the reasons owners may choose to transport their bikes on a carrier. No matter your reason , A-1 Auto Transport has the experience of getting your bike where you need it, working on getting it delivered as quickly and safely as possible.

Question 32

What is Two-wheeler hauling?

Accepted Answer

Motorcycle shipping refers to the process of transporting a bike from one location to another using specialized shipping services. This can be done for various reasons, such as selling or buying, relocating to a new place, or participating in motorized bike events in different regions or countries.

These shipping services might use trucks, ships, or even planes, depending on the distance and the service requested. These companies often provide specialized equipment and methods to ensure the safe transport of the cruiser, such as secured pallets, crates, or strapping systems to prevent movement and potential damage during transit. Depending on the service, They can be shipped domestically or internationally.

Question 33

How does Motorcycle shipping differ from regular vehicle Moving?

Accepted Answer

Bike hauling differs from regular vehicle transit primarily in terms of the equipment and methods used. They are smaller and lighter than cars, so they often require specialized crates or pallets for safe Transit. Additionally, their design makes them more susceptible to damage during delivering, necessitating extra care in handling and securing them.

Question 34

Are there any size or weight restrictions for hauling a motorbike?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there can be size and weight restrictions for moving a motorcycle, but these limitations often depend on the freight company and method chosen. Some companies have specific weight limits or may charge extra for oversized or particularly heavy bikes. Always check with your chosen carrier for any specific requirements.

Question 35

Can you ship a Sportbike internationally?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can ship internationally. However, this involves more paperwork, customs clearances, and potentially additional fees compared to domestic Commuting. Ensure you're aware of the import and export regulations of the involved countries and be prepared for potential duties or taxes upon arrival.

Question 36

Can I track my Dirt bike while it's being shipped?

Accepted Answer

Most modern moving companies offer tracking services for shipments, including scooters. When you ship, you should receive a tracking number, allowing you to monitor the progress and location of your bike during its journey.

Question 37

Can I ship additional items with my Bike, like helmets or gear?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the moving company. Some may allow you to ship additional items with your Two-wheeler, often for an extra fee, while others might have restrictions. It's essential to check with the Commuting company beforehand and ensure any additional items are packed securely.

Question 38

What is door-to-door shipping?

Accepted Answer

Door-to-door Bike Hauling is a service where the Carrier service company picks up from your specified location (typically your home or place of business) and delivers it directly to the destination address you provide. This service offers convenience as it eliminates the need for you to transport the Scooter to and from moving terminals.

Question 39

How Do I File A Claim if My Motorbike is Damaged During Delivery?

Accepted Answer

If your bike is damaged during delivery, you should immediately notify the transiting company. Most reputable shipping companies have insurance policies that cover damage during Shipment. You will likely need to provide evidence of the damage, such as photos, and may be required to fill out a claim form. Compensation procedures and amounts can vary by company, so it's essential to understand the terms of your agreement and the company's insurance policy beforehand.

Question 40

What's the difference between open and enclosed Transfer?

Accepted Answer

Open involves Moving on an open trailer, exposed to the elements. While this method is generally less expensive, it offers less protection for the bike. On the other hand, enclosed shipping uses a closed container or truck, providing better protection against weather, road debris, and potential theft. Enclosed hauling is often preferred for high-value or antique Sportbikes, though it tends to be more expensive than open moving.

Question 41

What documents do I need for Two-Wheeler transport?

Accepted Answer

Seamless transfer whether domestically or internationally, requires certain documentation to ensure a smooth process and to comply with regulations. The exact documents may vary depending on the shipping company, country, and specific circumstances, but generally, you can expect to need the following:

Title and Registration: The original title and registration of the bike will verify that you are the rightful owner and have the authority to ship it.

Bill of Sale: If the cruiser has been recently purchased and hasn't been titled or registered in your name yet, a bill of sale can act as proof of ownership.

Photo Identification: A copy of your driver's license or another form of government-issued ID.

Proof of Insurance: Some freight companies will want to see proof of insurance for the motorcycle. This ensures that damages, if any, can be claimed.

Shipper's Export Declaration (SED): If you're hauling internationally, the U.S. Census Bureau may require a SED for tracking purposes.

Power of Attorney (POA): Some shippers require a POA to act on your behalf during the delivery process, especially if you're not present to receive the bike at the destination.

Consent to Search: In certain situations, especially for international shipping, you might need to provide written consent for customs or other officials to search.

Customs Declaration: For international shipments, a customs declaration will be needed to provide details about the Dirt bike, its value, and its purpose (e.g., personal use, sale, etc.)

Import Duty Receipts: If you're importing the Sportbike into another country, you may need to provide proof that any applicable import duties or taxes have been paid.

Bill of Lading: This is a contract between the owner and the Mobility company. It outlines the terms of the transit agreement and can be used as a receipt and a document of title.

Inspection Report: Before moving, the company will often perform an inspection of the bike and detail its current condition. This is crucial for insurance and damage claims.

Other Country-Specific Documents: Depending on the destination country, you may need additional paperwork or certifications to comply with local regulations.

Remember to always check with your chosen Mobility company for their specific requirements and, if shipping internationally, look into the regulations of the destination country. Proper documentation is crucial for avoiding delays and additional costs.

Question 42

What should I consider when choosing a Hauling company?

Accepted Answer

Choosing a reputable hauling company is crucial to ensure that your vehicle arrives safely and in the same condition in which it was sent. Here are some key aspects to consider when selecting a bike-moving company:

Experience and Reputation:

Ensure the company has a track record of successfully deliveries.

Check for reviews and testimonials from previous customers.

Insurance Coverage:

Ensure they offer adequate insurance coverage in case of damage or loss.

Ask about the terms of the insurance, what it covers, any deductibles, and how claims are handled.

Transport Options:

Do they offer enclosed Moving? Enclosed transport provides better protection for your Cruiser.

Can they handle door-to-door transit, or is it terminal-to-terminal?

Equipment and Handling:

Ensure the company uses proper equipment like specialized pallets or crates.

Check if they use soft straps to avoid scratching the Sportbike.

Price:

Get multiple quotes to compare prices.

Ensure there are no hidden costs.

Delivery Time:

How long will it take for your beast to be delivered?

Do they offer expedited services if needed?

Tracking and Communication:

Can you track the shipment in real time?

How responsive are they to questions or concerns?

Licensing and Accreditation:

Ensure the company has the necessary licenses and is registered with the Department of Transportation.

Membership in professional organizations, like the American Moving & Storage Association (AMSA), can indicate credibility.

Preparation Guidance:

The company should guide you on how to prepare your Scooter for shipment , such as draining fluids, disconnecting the battery, or folding in the mirrors.

Contract Clarity:

Thoroughly read and understand the cargo contract.

Ensure you're clear on terms regarding pick-up, delivery, insurance, and any potential additional charges.

Remember, the cheapest option might not always be the best. Prioritize safety, reliability, and reputation over cost. Your chopper is a valuable possession, and it's essential to choose a hauling company that treats it with the care it deserves.

Question 43

What factors affect Motorbike Hauling costs?

Accepted Answer

Bike delivery costs can be influenced by a variety of factors. When obtaining a quote or estimating the cost of moving, consider the following aspects:

Distance: One of the most significant factors. The further you need to ship, the higher the cost will be.

Pick-up and Delivery Locations:

Urban vs. Rural: Moving to and from urban areas might be cheaper due to better accessibility and more frequent routes.

Door-to-door vs. Terminal-to-Terminal: Door-to-door services, where the chopper is picked up from your location and delivered to a specific address, are usually more expensive than terminal-to-terminal services.

Shipment Type:

Enclosed vs. Open Hauling: Enclosed transit provides more protection for the cruiser but is generally more expensive than open Moving.

Shared vs. Exclusive Transport: If the bike shares the space with other vehicles (consolidated shipping), it may be cheaper than exclusive transit.

Size and Weight of the Touring bike: Larger and heavier might cost more to ship due to the space they occupy and the effort required to load and unload.

Operational Condition: If it isn't running, there might be additional charges because of the special equipment or additional labor required to load and unload.

Time of Year:

Peak Season: Prices can be higher during peak moving seasons (typically summer).

Weather Conditions: Delivery during winter might incur additional costs, especially in regions prone to snow and ice.

Insurance:

Basic insurance is often included in the quote, but if you need additional coverage, it will increase the cost.

Special Requirements: If your it requires special handling or arrangements, there may be additional fees.

Domestic vs. International:

International freight will generally be more expensive, considering customs duties, additional paperwork, and longer distances.

Different countries might have varying import taxes and regulations, affecting the cost.

Customs and Duties: For international hauling, customs clearance and duties can add to the cost. The amount will vary depending on the destination country.

Urgency: If you need expedited freight, it will typically cost more than standard freight times.

Additional Services: Costs can increase if you opt for additional services, such as storage or packing.

It's always a good idea to obtain quotes from multiple moving companies to compare prices and services. Make sure to inquire about what each quote includes to avoid unexpected costs and ensure you're comparing apples to apples.

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Shipping To/From	Cost	Distance	Transit Days
Los Angeles to Las Vegas, NV	$650	270 miles	2-4 days
Chicago, IL to Memphis, TN	$680	530 miles	2-4 days
Atlanta, GA to Detroit, MI	$680	725 miles	3-5 days
San Diego, CA to Dallas, TX	$680	1360 miles	4-6 days
Phoenix, AZ, to Seattle, WA	$680	1425 miles	4-6 days
Houston, TX to New York, NY	$730	1630 miles	5-7 days
Miami, FL to Denver, CO	$750	2065 miles	6-8 days
Portland, OR to Memphis, TN	$750	2245 miles	6-8 days
Boston, MA to Phoenix, AZ	$780	2650 miles	7-9 days
San Jose, CA to Miami, FL	$780	3070 miles	7-9 days

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