Los Angeles Car Service Areas: Every Place iRide360 Drives

Where iRide360 drives — and where it does not

A coverage page is usually written to sound generous, and a phrase that sounds generous is not a boundary. What you opened this page to find out is whether a car will come to your street, and that question has an actual answer.

All of Los Angeles County. Every city and neighborhood in the county, from Malibu to Claremont and from Santa Clarita to the Harbor. The whole county, not a radius drawn around LAX.

Orange, Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Diego counties, the Inland Empire and the Coachella Valley, regularly. Not occasional exceptions — runs iRide360 drives as a matter of course. Each named place below has a page of its own.

Nothing beyond that is claimed here. If your destination is further out, the honest answer is that iRide360 does not publish coverage for it, and dispatch on (833) 743-3360 is a better place to ask than a sentence on a web page. Twenty-four hours a day.

That is the whole coverage statement, and every area listed on this page sits inside it.

Los Angeles car service areas in Los Angeles County, by region

Six regions, and every city and neighborhood that has a page of its own. Each link goes to that place’s page, where the run is described properly and the booking form prices your actual addresses.

Beyond Los Angeles County: Santa Barbara to San Diego

Outside Los Angeles County, iRide360 drives six areas regularly, and the places below each have a page. The terms do not change at a county line: the same two vehicle classes, the same flat rate fixed at booking, the same wait windows.

Airports, cruise terminals and venues

Van Nuys (VNY) is served for private aviation.

The terms are the same in every area

A coverage list is only worth reading if the service behind it does not change from one entry to the next. iRide360’s does not, and these are the things that stay fixed wherever the pickup is.

Two vehicle classes, everywhere. A black executive sedan for up to 3 passengers and 3 bags, and a black full-size luxury SUV for up to 5 and 5. Those are the whole list: no vans, no buses and no stretched vehicles, anywhere in the coverage area. More than five people is more than one car on the same booking, arranged by dispatch on (833) 743-3360.

One kind of price, everywhere. A flat rate fixed when you book. No surge pricing, at any hour, on any date, in any area. Tolls and taxes are already inside the figure, on a cross-county run and a cross-town one alike. The gratuity is yours to choose at checkout — 15%, 18%, 20%, 25% or a custom amount, including $0 — and it goes to the chauffeur.

One wait policy, everywhere. Sixty minutes of complimentary wait after a flight lands, then $1 per minute, with flight tracking included so a delay moves the pickup at no charge. Fifteen minutes at any pickup that is not an airport. A pickup in Riverside and a pickup in Beverly Hills are on the same clock.

The same car and the same chauffeur standard. Complimentary Fiji bottled water, onboard Wi-Fi and phone chargers in both classes. Child seats — booster, forward-facing and rear-facing — from $25 each on request. Pets travel for a $25 fee; service animals are never charged. Chauffeurs are screened and background-checked. iRide360 holds California CPUC charter-party carrier license TCP 43833-A and is licensed and insured.

Which Los Angeles car service areas page do you want?

This page is a directory, so the useful thing it can do is send you to the right place quickly. Four different bookings sit behind these links, and picking the wrong one is the commonest mistake.

• A trip to or from an airport. Pick the airport above, or pick your area and its page covers the run. The airport pages carry the terminal detail and the meeting arrangements; the category page is airport transfers.
• A ride between two addresses that are not an airport. Black car service in Los Angeles covers how that booking works.
• Several stops across a day in one area. That is an hourly booking, priced by time rather than by distance.
• One long one-way drive between two counties. That is a city-to-city ride. Company travel is on the corporate car service page.

If none of those is obviously right, dispatch will say which it is, on (833) 743-3360, at any hour.

Why Los Angeles car service areas each have a page

A run to Malibu and a run to Pomona are the same booking on the same terms, and almost nothing else about them is alike: the distance, the hour that makes sense to travel, and what happens at the far end are different in each. One page trying to say all of it for 249 places would say nothing useful about any of them. So each place has its own page, and this page’s job is to get you there.

No fare, journey time or distance appears on this page for any destination, deliberately. Those figures belong on the page for the place they describe, where they can be stated precisely, and a single average across 249 destinations would be wrong for almost all of them.