LAX Airport to Woodland Hills Car Service

You can get from LAX to Woodland Hills by private car, rideshare, taxi, shared shuttle or public transit. A pre-booked LAX to Woodland Hills car service meets you at your terminal and drives about 28 miles up I-405 to your door. For travelers working out how to get from LAX to Woodland Hills with bags, that means one car and no transfers.

Yes, a pre-booked private car takes you from your Woodland Hills address straight to your airline's Departures curb, with your bags loaded for you. Rideshare, taxis, shuttles and transit are the other choices. Whichever you pick, allow for the 405: from Ventura Boulevard, Google Maps typically showed 45 minutes to 1 hr 25 min at 7 AM on a Tuesday.

Central Woodland Hills is about 28 miles from LAX by road, per Google Maps, measured to 20000 Ventura Blvd. The Woodland Hills to LAX distance from that address was about 27 miles on I-405 South in most of our readings. The Hilton on Canoga Avenue is about 30 miles from LAX.

The drive from LAX to central Woodland Hills typically took 28–45 minutes at 10 PM on a Tuesday and 40 minutes to 1 hr 10 min at 11 AM that day, per Google Maps. At 5 PM on a Tuesday it stretched to 55 minutes to 1 hr 50 min. On Saturday at 2 PM, it was 40 minutes to 1 hr 5 min.

For a 9 AM domestic flight, book your pickup in central Woodland Hills for about 5:55 AM. A car service to LAX for a 6 PM domestic flight should leave about 2:30 PM, or 2:25 PM on a Friday. For an 11 AM international flight, leave about 6:25 AM. Each time allows a 2- or 3-hour airport buffer, a Google Maps reading and 10 minutes of margin.

Your iRide360 chauffeur meets you at LAX at the terminal you land at, either at the lower-level Arrivals curb or inside holding a name card if you booked meet-and-greet. Flying into the Tom Bradley International Terminal? Your chauffeur waits in the arrivals hall past customs, or at the lower curb. Dispatch at (833) 743-3360 can connect you at any hour if you miss each other.

No, iRide360 riders bound for Woodland Hills skip the LAX-it lot altogether. That lot is for rideshare pickups. iRide360 is a prearranged, licensed carrier, so your chauffeur collects you at your arrival terminal and loads your bags right there for the roughly 28-mile ride from the Los Angeles airport to Woodland Hills.

If your flight is late, your iRide360 pickup shifts with it at no extra cost. Dispatch keeps an eye on the flight number from your booking and sends your chauffeur for the actual touchdown. Rebooked onto another flight? Phone (833) 743-3360 with the new flight number, and your car will be there for that arrival instead.

Your iRide360 chauffeur waits 60 minutes after your flight lands at no charge, enough for most baggage claims. Each minute beyond that hour costs $1. Going the other way, a pickup at your Woodland Hills home, hotel or office comes with 15 free minutes of waiting before extra time is charged.

Only the Uber app can quote an Uber from LAX to Woodland Hills, because its prices rise and fall with demand. You see the figure when you request a car, and at the airport you board it at the LAX-it lot. An iRide360 ride is priced differently: the fare is fixed when you book, from $165 for a sedan, and the chauffeur meets you at your terminal.

A taxi from LAX to Woodland Hills charges by the meter, and LAX's official website lists current taxi information. With iRide360, the fare for the roughly 28-mile ride is set before you fly, from $165 for a sedan, and a chauffeur meets you at your own terminal instead of a taxi stand. That is the main practical difference.

Shared shuttles from private companies do run in the area, and each one decides its own fares, stops and timetable, so check with the company directly. An LAX to Woodland Hills shuttle may drop other passengers first, and a Woodland Hills to LAX shuttle can collect others on the way. An iRide360 car carries just your group, from curb to door.

For a bus from Woodland Hills to LAX, check Metro's official trip planner, because routes and timetables change. iRide360 is not a transit operator. Our alternative is a chauffeur who collects you at your Woodland Hills door, lifts your luggage, and takes you straight to the Departures curb with no transfers along the way.

Yes, iRide360 is a Woodland Hills black car service for rides between the Valley and LAX, using black executive sedans and full-size black luxury SUVs. The California CPUC licenses us as charter-party carrier TCP 43833-A. We pick up and drop off anywhere in ZIP codes 91364 and 91367, as well as Pierce College in 91371.

iRide360 provides the private, chauffeured airport limousine experience in black executive sedans and luxury SUVs; stretch limousines are not part of our service. If you were looking for a Woodland Hills limo service to meet a flight, you get a professional chauffeur, a direct ride to your door with no shared stops, and a price settled at booking.

The best car service for LAX is one that passes five checks: a CPUC license number you can look up, flight tracking, a fare fixed at booking, a terminal pickup instead of LAX-it, and genuine Google reviews. iRide360 lists TCP 43833-A, follows every arrival, gives 60 free minutes after landing and carries a 5.0★ Google rating.

Whether a limo is cheaper than Uber depends on the ride, because rideshare prices move with demand while a pre-booked car is priced in advance. Compare both for your date. iRide360 runs black sedans and SUVs rather than stretch limos, and a Woodland Hills ride from LAX starts at $165 for a sedan, locked at booking, with gratuity optional.

The executive sedan takes up to 3 passengers and 3 bags, and the luxury SUV takes up to 5 passengers and 5 bags. Plan around luggage as much as headcount. Tell us at booking about golf clubs, strollers or oversized cases, and dispatch will send a vehicle that fits everything for the run to Woodland Hills.

Yes, iRide360 supplies child seats at $25 and up each, in rear-facing, forward-facing and booster styles. When you book, give the number of seats, the style, and each child's age and weight. The seats are fitted before pickup, so they are ready at the LAX curb or at your Woodland Hills address.

Yes, a stop between LAX and Woodland Hills is easy to add, for example to drop a colleague at a Warner Center office before your hotel. Include it in the booking or phone dispatch ahead of pickup. The fare grows only by the added distance and time, and one chauffeur stays with you through the final drop-off.

Book your Woodland Hills ride as soon as your flight is confirmed, which secures the vehicle, any child seats and a chauffeur. Pickup time, address and vehicle can all be changed online or with dispatch at (833) 743-3360, and the price updates to match. A delayed flight needs no call, since dispatch is already tracking it.