Car shipping to Key Largo.
Mile Marker 100, first island on the chain and the last stop before the mainland.
The gateway
Key Largo is the closest Keys destination to the mainland, which means two things. Pickups and deliveries here are usually the quickest to schedule on the whole chain. And it’s the one Keys address some mainland carriers will actually attempt.
They’ll still often stop at Florida City and ask you to come to them. We won’t.
Diving, and the cars that come with it
Key Largo runs on the reef. A lot of our moves here are second vehicles for people who spend part of the year on the water, plus dive operators and their staff. Long-term parking beats a long drive twice a year, and shipping usually costs less than people assume.
North of here
Past MM 100 you’re heading for Card Sound Road or the Eighteen Mile Stretch and then the mainland. Our daily Fort Lauderdale lane runs straight through, so Key Largo is effectively always on our way somewhere.
Next stops on the chain
Common questions
Is Key Largo cheaper than Key West?
Usually a bit, because it’s a shorter run from the mainland. Ask and we’ll price both if you’re deciding.
Can you handle Tavernier and Rock Harbor?
Yes. Anywhere between roughly MM 90 and MM 107 we treat as the Key Largo run.
In-N-Out Keys, LLC (USDOT 4120018), doing business as Florida Keys Auto Transport, is a veteran-owned Florida motor carrier operating under Florida intrastate authority. Moves outside Florida are handled by trusted partner carriers.
Shipping to Key Largo?
Give us both ends and a date, and you’ll get a firm price back.
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