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Ship a car to or from Missouri.

Missouri has two major metros at opposite ends, St. Louis and Kansas City, connected by I-70. With eight neighboring states, it sits on routes carriers run in every direction.

I-70 and I-44 corridors Door to door Open & enclosed

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Corridors

How carriers move through Missouri.

I-70I-44I-55I-35I-29I-64I-270I-435I-49

I-70 links St. Louis, Columbia and Kansas City. I-44 runs from St. Louis through Rolla and Springfield to Joplin, and I-55 heads south from St. Louis toward Cape Girardeau and Memphis. I-35 and I-29 serve Kansas City, and I-49 runs south from Kansas City toward Joplin and Arkansas.

Seasons and weather

Winters bring ice and snow, especially in the north, and spring storms are common statewide. Ozark roads around the Lake of the Ozarks and Branson can be hilly and narrow.

Why people ship cars in Missouri

GM builds vehicles in Wentzville and Ford near Kansas City. Fort Leonard Wood and Whiteman AFB bring military moves, Mizzou, Missouri S&T and Missouri State bring students, and both metros draw relocations.

Cities & towns

Missouri city and town guides.

Each page covers that place's roads, routes, local pickup details and FAQs. Grouped by Census metro area.

Kansas City metro

Kansas CityIndependenceLee's SummitBlue Springs

St. Louis metro

St. LouisO'FallonSt. CharlesSt. PetersFlorissantChesterfieldWentzvilleManchester

Springfield metro

Springfield

Columbia metro

Columbia

St. Joseph metro

St. Joseph

Joplin metro

Joplin

Smaller cities & towns outside metro areas

RollaWarrensburgKirksville

Military communities

Warrensburg Whiteman AFB

College towns

St. Louis Washington University and Saint Louis UniversitySpringfield Missouri State UniversityColumbia the University of MissouriRolla Missouri S&TKirksville Truman State University
Neighboring states

Shipping across the Missouri line.

Interstate moves to neighboring states are some of the most common shipments. See corridor and seasonal details for each.

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FAQ

Missouri car shipping questions.

Do you ship cars for Fort Leonard Wood moves?

Yes. Pickups are usually set in Waynesville or St. Robert, just off I-44.

Is it easy to ship between St. Louis and Kansas City?

Yes. Carriers run I-70 between the two all the time, though most book this leg as part of a longer route.

Can you deliver to the Lake of the Ozarks or Branson?

Yes. Hilly or narrow roads can mean a nearby meeting point.

Which Missouri cities do you have shipping guides for?

We have 19 city and town pages for Missouri, including Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield, Columbia, Independence, and Lee's Summit. We also ship to and from addresses anywhere else in the state.

How do I register a car after shipping it to Missouri?

Registration is handled by the Missouri Department of Revenue. Requirements and deadlines change, so check the official site before you arrive. Keep your title, proof of insurance and the carrier's bill of lading handy.

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