Kansas
Car Shipping To and From Kansas
Kansas sits in the middle of the country where I-70 and I-35 cross the Great Plains. We ship cars in and out of Wichita, Topeka, Lawrence and the Kansas side of Kansas City, from anywhere in the continental U.S.
- I-70 and I-35 corridors
- Dealer units and single cars
- A real person quotes every move
Where Kansas loads run
Most Kansas moves follow two interstates. I-70 runs east and west across the whole state, from Kansas City through Topeka and Salina toward Colorado. I-35 comes in from Missouri at Kansas City and heads southwest through Emporia to Wichita and on into Oklahoma. I-135 connects Wichita north to Salina, which ties the two corridors together.
The busiest pickup and drop-off areas are the Kansas City suburbs (Overland Park, Olathe, Lenexa, Shawnee and Kansas City, Kansas), Wichita, Topeka and Lawrence. Cars headed to smaller towns in western Kansas move too. We plan those with the carrier ahead of time, since fewer trucks run out that far.
We dispatch from near Charlotte, North Carolina, and ship anywhere in the continental U.S., so Kansas is one of many states on our board. We do not have a location in Kansas. Everything is handled by phone, email and the client portal.
For Kansas dealers
Kansas stores buy and trade across a wide area: Missouri on one side, Oklahoma, Nebraska and Colorado on the others. We move dealer trades, auction pickups, new vehicle and customer deliveries, store-to-store transfers and off-lease returns. Several units at once is normal.
When your regular hauler falls through on a Wichita or Johnson County load, we can step in as the backup. You get the same contact on every order, and the driver and truck are confirmed before pickup. For loads booked on our Guaranteed Delivery Rate, the delivery window is in writing; see the dealer guarantee for terms.
Start an order through the dealer desk or call (980) 552-1101 with the VIN, pickup and drop-off.
For people moving a car in or out of Kansas
Individuals ship with us for plenty of reasons. A job moves you from Wichita to the East Coast. You bought a truck from a private seller in Topeka and live three states away. A student at the University of Kansas in Lawrence or Kansas State in Manhattan needs a car on campus. A family on orders to or from Fort Riley or McConnell Air Force Base wants the second car shipped instead of driven.
Everyday cars ride on open trailers. Classic, exotic and high-value cars can go in an enclosed trailer. If you are buying out of state, our guide to shipping a car you bought out of state covers what to line up with the seller.
How a Kansas shipment works with FCT
- Send the details. Pickup city, drop-off city, the vehicle and the date it is ready. Use the form on this page or call the desk Monday to Saturday, 9 AM to 6 PM Eastern.
- A person prices it. No instant quote. Someone at FCT looks at the lane and gets back to you.
- We vet the carrier and confirm the driver and truck before pickup. Every shipment is fully insured.
- You get the windows up front. The pickup window and the expected delivery window are confirmed before the truck rolls.
- Follow it in the portal. At fctorders.com you log in with your email and a 6-digit code, see live driver location while the driver is active, and get the delivery BOL when the car is dropped off.
Vehicles we ship to and from Kansas
Farm-country pickups, Kansas City commuter sedans and weekend classics all move the same way. Non-running vehicles can be shipped too. They need different equipment, so tell us up front.
- Compact cars
- Sedans
- SUVs
- Minivans
- Pickup trucks
- Luxury and exotic cars
- Classic cars
- Electric vehicles
- Motorcycles
- Cargo vans
Kansas car shipping questions
Do you have an office in Kansas?
No. FCT is based near Charlotte, NC, and ships anywhere in the continental U.S. Kansas orders are handled by phone, email and our client portal.
Do you pick up in the Kansas City suburbs?
Yes. We pick up and deliver in Overland Park, Olathe, Lenexa, Shawnee and Kansas City, Kansas, as well as on the Missouri side.
Can you ship a car for a move to Fort Riley or McConnell AFB?
Yes. Send the pickup, drop-off and the date you need the car, and we match a vetted carrier on that route.
Can you ship a car that does not run?
Yes. A non-running car needs a truck with the right equipment to load it, so tell us when you request the quote.