
Executive sedan
From $137
Up to 3 passengers and 3 bags
Right for one or two travelers with normal airline luggage.
LAX → Rolling Hills · Flight-tracked arrival · TCP 43833-A
An iRide360 LAX to Rolling Hills car service costs from $137 for an executive sedan or $163 for a luxury SUV, a fixed price with no surge, over about 15 miles. The drive typically takes 25–40 minutes at 10 PM on a Tuesday and 35 minutes to 1 hr 15 min at 5 PM. Rolling Hills is a private, gated city. The Rolling Hills Community Association admits a visitor only when the resident has put that name on the property's guest list, so we confirm your gate and your guest-list entry when you book. We track your flight and meet you at the Arrivals curb or inside with a name sign.
About 15 mi
Road distance to Rolling Hills City Hall
25–40 min
Typical late-night drive
$137
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An iRide360 LAX to Rolling Hills car service costs from $137 for an executive sedan or $163 for a luxury SUV, a fixed price with no surge, over about 15 miles. The drive typically takes 25–40 minutes at 10 PM on a Tuesday and 35 minutes to 1 hr 15 min at 5 PM. Rolling Hills is a private, gated city. The Rolling Hills Community Association admits a visitor only when the resident has put that name on the property's guest list, so we confirm your gate and your guest-list entry when you book. We track your flight and meet you at the Arrivals curb or inside with a name sign.
Rolling Hills, California is its own incorporated city on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, and it is not Rolling Hills Estates next door. It has 690 homes, three staffed gates and no hotel or shop inside them. That changes the job, so this page covers what a LAX to Rolling Hills car service costs, how long the drive takes and how the gate works. iRide360 is a chauffeur service Los Angeles County wide, a CPUC-licensed (TCP 43833-A) black car service based in El Segundo near the airport.
| Route | Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) ↔ Rolling Hills, California (ZIP code 90274), a gated incorporated city on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, both directions. Rolling Hills is a different city from Rolling Hills Estates. |
|---|---|
| Distance and main route | About 15 miles by road from LAX to Rolling Hills City Hall (2 Portuguese Bend Road) via Interstate 405 South and Crenshaw Boulevard; the return to LAX measured about 21 miles via Interstate 405 North (Google traffic estimates, Routes API) |
| LAX → Rolling Hills | 25–40 minutes at 10 PM on a Tuesday; 35 minutes to 1 hr 15 min at 5 PM on a Tuesday (typical, per Google traffic estimates, Routes API, to Rolling Hills City Hall) |
| Rolling Hills → LAX | 20–25 minutes at 3:30 AM on a Tuesday; 35 minutes to 1 hr 10 min at 7 AM on a Tuesday (typical, per Google traffic estimates, Routes API, from Rolling Hills City Hall) |
| From prices | $137 executive sedan and $163 luxury SUV from LAX; twelve addresses inside the city line quoted $137–$151 for a sedan and $163–$178 for an SUV; fixed at booking; tolls and taxes included; gratuity optional |
| Gates and access | Three gated entrances, staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by the Rolling Hills Community Association: the Main Gate (Portuguese Bend Road at Palos Verdes Drive North), the Crest Gate (Crest Road West) and the Eastfield Gate (Eastfield Drive at Palos Verdes Drive East). A visitor must be on the resident's property guest list and show a valid driver's license or government-issued ID. |
| Pickup and wait at LAX | Lower Arrivals level curb, or a name-sign meet and greet inside the terminal; never the LAX-it rideshare lot. 60 minutes of free waiting after you land, with flight tracking included. |
| Operator | iRide360, CPUC charter-party carrier TCP 43833-A, El Segundo, California · (833) 743-3360 |
Flat rates · No surge
A LAX to Rolling Hills car service with iRide360 is a flat rate, fixed when you book and printed on your confirmation. We quoted twelve points inside the city line with our own booking engine, and they sat within about $13 of each other. Typical range: sedan $137–$151, SUV $163–$178 across every address we quoted inside the City of Rolling Hills. The $137 end is the City Hall address on Portuguese Bend Road; the top end is Chuckwagon Road, on the far side of the city.

From $137
Up to 3 passengers and 3 bags
Right for one or two travelers with normal airline luggage.

From $163
Up to 5 passengers and 5 bags
Right for a family, a golf bag, or four people who do not want to share a trunk.
Estimates are planning guides. Your exact pickup time, address, vehicle and requested extras determine the confirmed total shown before payment.
Every charge, named
Included
Added only when requested
Five steps, and one of them is unique to this city.
Book the ride. Book at iride360.com/book or call dispatch on (833) 743-3360, and give the street inside Rolling Hills and the gate that serves it.
Get your chauffeur's details. We send you the chauffeur's name, phone number and vehicle before you land.
Add that name to your guest list. Put the chauffeur on your property's guest list with the Rolling Hills Community Association, which is what lets the car through.
Meet your chauffeur at LAX. Your chauffeur is at the lower Arrivals level curb when your bags are in hand, or inside the terminal with a name sign if you chose the meet and greet.
Clear the gate and reach your door. At the entrance your chauffeur gives your name and address and shows a government-issued photo ID, then drives you in.
Terminal by terminal
Your iRide360 chauffeur meets you on the lower Arrivals level curb once your bags are in hand. If you would rather be met inside, choose the LAX meet and greet service at booking and your chauffeur waits in the terminal with a name sign. Coming in on an international flight, that means the Tom Bradley International Terminal arrivals hall after customs, or the lower-level curb. Our LAX airport car service never sends you to the LAX-it rideshare lot, because prearranged licensed operators meet passengers at the terminal instead.
Terminals 1–8
Lower Arrivals level curb outside your terminal, or inside the terminal with a name sign if you choose the meet and greet.
Tom Bradley International Terminal
The arrivals hall after customs, or the lower-level curb.
Not sure where to go?
Call dispatch at (833) 743-3360. We do not use the LAX-it rideshare lot.
Airlines by terminal
Add your airline and flight number at booking and your chauffeur meets you at the right terminal. Current assignments from the official LAX Airline Location Map (document SP26-0707, dated July 1, 2026):
| Terminal | Airlines |
|---|---|
| Terminal 1 | JetBlue, Southwest, Cayman Airways, Frontier, Sun Country, Viva Aerobus |
| Terminal 2 | LATAM, Virgin Atlantic, WestJet |
| Terminal 3 | Aeromexico, Delta |
| Terminal 4 | American Airlines, American Eagle, Contour, British Airways, Japan Airlines |
| Terminal 6 | Alaska, Air Canada, Breeze, Hawaiian, Horizon, Porter, Southern Airways |
| Terminal 7 | United / United Express |
| Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT / Terminal B) | Aer Lingus, Air China, Air France, Air New Zealand, All Nippon Airways, Asiana, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, Emirates, EVA Air, Iberia, KLM, Korean Air, Lufthansa, Qantas, Qatar Airways, Singapore Airlines, Swiss, Turkish Airlines, and others |
Terminal assignments can change. The official LAX terminal maps and Airline Location Map are the source of truth, so check them or your airline before you fly.
Delays, early arrivals, waiting
Free wait time
Every LAX arrival includes 60 minutes of free wait after landing. After the first hour, waiting costs $1 per minute.
Delayed flights
Dispatch watches your flight and shifts your pickup to the real landing time at no extra charge.
Rebooked flights
Phone (833) 743-3360 with the new flight number so the pickup follows you.
Typical, per Google Maps
These are typical times, per Google traffic estimates (Routes API), measured to Rolling Hills City Hall at 2 Portuguese Bend Road. The way in and the way out are not the same drive: LAX to Rolling Hills runs about 15 miles on Interstate 405 South and Crenshaw Boulevard, while the return runs about 21 miles on Interstate 405 North.
The slowest window is Tuesday afternoon peak, which can roughly double the late-night drive.
| When you land | Typical drive time |
|---|---|
| Late night (after 8 PM) and before 6 AM | 25–40 minutes |
| Weekday midday (9 AM–2 PM) | 25–55 minutes |
| Weekday morning peak (6:30–9:30 AM) | 25–55 minutes |
| Weekday afternoon peak (3–7 PM) | 35 minutes–1 hr 15 min |
| Friday afternoons and evenings | 30 minutes–1 hr |
| Weekends | 25–55 minutes |
Measured in this direction. Leaving before dawn gives the shortest drive we measured: 20–25 minutes at 3:30 AM on a Tuesday, against up to 1 hr 10 min at 7 AM.
| When you leave | Typical drive time |
|---|---|
| Tuesday 3:30 AM | 20–25 minutes |
| Tuesday 6:00 AM | 30–55 minutes |
| Tuesday 7:00 AM | 35 minutes–1 hr 10 min |
| Tuesday 10:00 AM | 30–50 minutes |
| Tuesday 3:00 PM | 25–45 minutes |
| Tuesday 4:30 PM | 30–45 minutes |
| Tuesday 6:30 PM | 25–40 minutes |
| Friday 2:30 PM | 25–45 minutes |
Local insight: the city is small, but it is not flat. A ride to the far side of the city, out at Chuckwagon Road, measured about 22 miles from LAX and ran 5 to 10 minutes longer than the City Hall drive in every window we checked.
Every range on this page is typical, per Google traffic estimates (Routes API), taken in October 2026 between LAX and Rolling Hills City Hall and between LAX and Chuckwagon Road. Gate names, gate locations and entry rules come from the Rolling Hills Community Association's own published pages, and every fare was quoted by iRide360's own booking engine for twelve addresses confirmed inside the City of Rolling Hills against the U.S. Census Bureau incorporated-places layer. The suggested pickups below already carry a 20-minute safety buffer.
Live map of the current driving route and traffic between Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and Rolling Hills, California. Drive time is a planning guide, not a guarantee.
Departures
A Rolling Hills to LAX ride needs 2 hours at the airport for a domestic flight and 3 hours for an international one. The pickup times below are built from drive times measured in the Rolling Hills to LAX direction, and each one already includes a 20-minute safety buffer on top of the slowest reading for that hour. Rolling Hills airport transportation has one extra step that other cities do not: the chauffeur has to clear a staffed gate before reaching your door. Read down to your flight time to get the pickup, then make sure the guest-list entry is in place before it.
| Flight departs | Flight type | Suggested pickup in Rolling Hills |
|---|---|---|
| 6:00 AM | Domestic | 3:05 AM |
| 9:00 AM | Domestic | 5:20 AM |
| 1:00 PM | Domestic | 9:40 AM |
| 6:00 PM | Domestic | 2:45 PM |
| 11:00 AM | International | 6:20 AM |
| 10:30 PM | International | 6:20 PM |
Rolling Hills coverage
There is no hotel, shopping center or office park inside the gates, so a LAX airport to Rolling Hills ride almost always ends at a private home. These are the public and community points we can name, and what the City and the Rolling Hills Community Association publish about each.
Rolling Hills City Hall
2 Portuguese Bend Road. The Association places City Hall and its own office just outside the Main Gate, so this address sits inside the city limits but outside the gates. It gave the lowest of our twelve in-city quotes, $136.65 for a sedan.
Rolling Hills Community Association office
1 Portuguese Bend Road. Open Monday to Thursday 7:30 AM to 4:45 PM and Friday 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM, closed at weekends. The office is not the gate; the gates are staffed around the clock.
The Main Gate
Portuguese Bend Road at Palos Verdes Drive North. The northern entrance, and the one closest to LAX.
The Crest Gate
On Crest Road West. Worth knowing: Crest Road East is an interior residential street, not an entrance, and people mix the two up.
The Eastfield Gate
Eastfield Drive at Palos Verdes Drive East, on the eastern side of the city.
Caballeros Ring
At Hesse's Gap, near Poppy Trail and Portuguese Bend Road. One of the city's two riding rings. The Association restricts the rings to Rolling Hills residents and their guests, so a ride here is a ride to a resident's guest.
Clif Hix Ring
Off the Johns Canyon trail, near the north end of Buggy Whip Drive. The second riding ring, under the same residents-and-guests rule.
The bridle trails
Private, not a public trail system. The Association opens them to equestrians holding an RHCA trail badge and to pedestrians accompanied by a resident.
Residential Rolling Hills
The Rolling Hills CA zip code is 90274, shared with Rolling Hills Estates and Palos Verdes Estates. The Association counts 690 homes in the city, all single-family, each on at least an acre. We name streets here, never house numbers.
Compare your options
The difference that matters in a gated city is not the car; it is whether the driver can reach your door. Here is how each option works.
| Feature | iRide360 private car service | Rideshare app | Taxi | Shared shuttle |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pickup at LAX | Arrivals curb or a name sign inside the terminal | The LAX-it lot, reached by shuttle or on foot | The LAX-it lot taxi line | A designated shared-ride bay |
| Price model | Flat rate fixed at booking, tolls and taxes in | Dynamic, set when you request the ride | Metered, by distance and time | Per seat |
| Wait policy | 60 minutes free after you land | Driver waits a few minutes, then cancels | Next car in line | Departs when the van fills |
| Luggage help | Chauffeur loads and unloads | Up to the driver | Up to the driver | Self-service, usually |
| Shared stops | None, the car is yours | None | None | Several, by design |
| Flight tracking | Yes, pickup moves with your flight | No | No | Sometimes |
| Named driver before arrival | Yes, with the vehicle details | No, assigned on request | No | No |
That last row is the one that decides a gated address. A private car service, LAX to a gated street, can tell you the chauffeur's name in advance, and that is the name you add to your guest list. An app assigns a driver at the moment you request the ride, so there is no name to put on the list beforehand. A town car service, LAX to any address, works the same way we do on this point. A shared shuttle would have to clear the gate with a vehicle full of other people's stops.
Licensed, insured, local
iRide360 is a chauffeur service Los Angeles travelers book for airport runs, licensed by the California Public Utilities Commission as charter-party carrier TCP 43833-A and insured.
Licensed by the state
The California Public Utilities Commission lists iRide360 as charter-party carrier TCP 43833-A, insured.
Based beside the airport
Our office is at 222 N Pacific Coast Hwy, Suite 2000, El Segundo, CA 90245, minutes from LAX.
Every arrival is watched
Flight tracking is included on every ride, with 60 minutes of free waiting after you land.
Priced before you fly
A black car service, LAX to the Peninsula, that you can price before you fly: no surge pricing, tolls and taxes inside the fare, gratuity optional.
A name for the guest list
We give you the chauffeur's name, phone number and vehicle before you land, which is exactly what a Rolling Hills chauffeur service needs for the guest list.
Reviewed publicly
Rated 5.0★ on Google, with 24/7 dispatch on (833) 743-3360.
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Frequently asked questions
The questions travelers ask before booking a LAX to Rolling Hills transfer, grouped in the order they usually come up.
Cost
A LAX to Rolling Hills car service with iRide360 starts at $137 for an executive sedan and $163 for a luxury SUV. Across twelve addresses inside the city line we quoted $137 to $151 for a sedan and $163 to $178 for an SUV, rounded up. The fare is fixed when you book, with tolls and taxes included and gratuity optional.
A car service to LAX from Rolling Hills is quoted from your own address when you book, and it is fixed once set. We priced the LAX-to-city direction at $137 to $151 for a sedan. The return is priced the same way, by address rather than by city name, because the far side of Rolling Hills is several miles and about $13 further out.
No. The fare is flat and set at booking, so rush hour does not change it. We ran the same twelve quotes at 11 AM on a Tuesday and at 5 PM on a Friday, and the numbers came back identical to the cent. The booking engine reported no surge on any run. Traffic changes the drive, never the price.
We cannot quote another company's prices, so compare the models instead. A rideshare fare is set dynamically at the moment you request the ride, and it can rise with demand. An LAX limo service booking with iRide360 is fixed at booking and does not move, whatever happens to demand or traffic. Which comes out lower on any given day depends on that day's demand.
We do not publish other operators' fares, so here is how each one charges. A taxi runs on a meter, by distance and time, so traffic raises the total. A rideshare fare is set dynamically when you request the car. An iRide360 flat rate car service from LAX is fixed at booking with tolls and taxes included, so you know the number before you fly.
The gate
Yes, when the resident has added the chauffeur to the property's guest list. The Rolling Hills Community Association requires every visitor to give the name and address of the resident they are visiting, to be on that property's guest list, and to show a valid driver's license or government-issued ID. iRide360 holds no gate code and no standing access; your guest list is what opens the gate.
Rolling Hills has three gated entrances, and the Rolling Hills Community Association staffs each one 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. They are the Main Gate at Portuguese Bend Road and Palos Verdes Drive North, the Crest Gate on Crest Road West, and the Eastfield Gate at Eastfield Drive and Palos Verdes Drive East. Tell us which one serves your road when you book.
Your chauffeur needs to be on your property's guest list and to carry a valid driver's license or government-issued ID, which the Association requires from every guest and service provider at entry. We send you the chauffeur's name before the ride so you can add it. If the name is missing, the gate attendant calls the homeowner and the car may be asked to pull out of the visitor entry lane.
No. The Rolling Hills Community Association states that the entire community is on private property and that there is no public property inside the city, with all roads on Association easements. The Association maintains the roads and the gate houses, while the City handles public safety, permits and code enforcement. That is why entry runs on a guest list rather than a street map.
The city
No. They are two separate incorporated cities that share the 90274 ZIP code and sit next to each other on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. The City of Rolling Hills, CA is gated and residential, with 690 homes and no commercial district. If you want the other city, we have a separate page for LAX to Rolling Hills Estates car service, with its own fares.
The Rolling Hills CA zip code is 90274, which it shares with Rolling Hills Estates and Palos Verdes Estates. That shared ZIP is why we price by street address and not by the city name. We point-tested every address on this page against the U.S. Census incorporated-places layer, and two local-sounding 90274 addresses came back inside a different city.
The drive
Rolling Hills is about 15 miles from LAX by road, measured to City Hall at 2 Portuguese Bend Road. The usual route is Interstate 405 South and then Crenshaw Boulevard. The drive back to LAX measured about 21 miles on Interstate 405 North, because the way out of the Peninsula is not the reverse of the way in.
The drive from LAX to Rolling Hills City Hall typically takes 25–40 minutes late at night and 35 minutes to 1 hr 15 min at Tuesday afternoon peak, per Google traffic estimates. A ride to the far side of the city, out at Chuckwagon Road, ran 5 to 10 minutes longer in every window we measured. We track your flight either way.
For a 6:00 AM domestic flight, leave Rolling Hills at about 3:05 AM; for a 9:00 AM domestic flight, at about 5:20 AM. Those times allow 2 hours at LAX, the slowest measured drive for that hour, and a 20-minute safety buffer. For an 11:00 AM international flight, the pickup is about 6:20 AM, using a 3-hour airport buffer.
Nothing on your side. Flight tracking is included on every iRide360 airport ride, so we watch the inbound flight and move your pickup to match, at no charge. Your 60 minutes of free waiting start when you land, not when you were scheduled to land. If a flight is cancelled outright, call dispatch on (833) 743-3360 and we will rebook the ride.
At the airport
Shared shuttles use their own designated bays on the lower Arrivals level, and rideshare cars use the LAX-it lot. iRide360 uses neither. Your chauffeur meets you at the lower Arrivals level curb, or inside the terminal with a name sign if you chose the meet and greet at booking. Prearranged licensed operators meet passengers at the terminal.
The LAX Automated People Mover is the airport's own train between terminals and airport facilities, and iRide360 does not operate it or set its fares, so we do not publish a price for it. You will not need it with us: your chauffeur meets you at the terminal, at the Arrivals curb or inside with a name sign.
No. iRide360 does not use the LAX-it rideshare lot, because prearranged licensed operators are allowed to meet passengers at the terminal itself. You stay at your terminal and your chauffeur comes to you, on the lower Arrivals level curb or inside the arrivals hall with a name sign. At Tom Bradley International that is after customs, or the lower-level curb.
The service
Judge an LAX car service on the things you can check before you book: a visible CPUC license number, a fare fixed in writing, flight tracking, a stated free-waiting policy and a named chauffeur before you land. iRide360 is CPUC charter-party carrier TCP 43833-A, quotes a fixed price at booking, tracks your flight and gives 60 minutes free after landing.
iRide360 is a black car service, so a Rolling Hills limo service with us means the private chauffeured airport limousine experience in a black executive sedan or a full-size luxury SUV. We do not operate stretch limousines, vans or buses. Most LAX limo service bookings to this city suit the executive sedan, and the luxury SUV covers families or extra bags.
Book the executive sedan for up to 3 passengers and 3 bags, and the luxury SUV for up to 5 passengers and 5 bags. Choose by luggage as well as head count: golf clubs, strollers, skis and oversized cases fill a trunk faster than people do. Tell us about any outsize item at booking so the right car is assigned.
Yes. Booster, forward-facing and rear-facing child seats are available from $25 each, on request at booking. Tell us the child's age and weight so the right seat is fitted before the car leaves. We also take pets for a $25 fee, listed as an extra rather than an included amenity. Service animals are never charged.
Booking
Book as soon as you have the flight. That gives you time to add the chauffeur's name to your property's guest list at the Association, which is the step that is unique to this city. For a pre-dawn departure, confirm the gate arrangement with the Association when you add the name. Call dispatch on (833) 743-3360 for anything short notice.
Yes. You can change the pickup time, the address or the vehicle class online or through 24/7 dispatch on (833) 743-3360, and the price adjusts to match. If the new address is a different street inside Rolling Hills, the fare may move a little, because we price by address. Remember to update the guest list if the chauffeur or the gate changes.
Yes, extra stops are available and priced for the added distance and time, and they are quoted at booking rather than added afterwards. A stop on the Peninsula on the way in is common. Tell us at booking so the quote covers it and so the chauffeur's gate entry is arranged for the right address.
Get your fixed price for a LAX to Rolling Hills car service in under a minute, then add your chauffeur's name to your guest list. Dispatch answers 24/7 on (833) 743-3360 if you would rather talk it through.
Private, flight-tracked chauffeur service from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to Rolling Hills, California.
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