Key facts
- iRide360 runs an ONT airport car service to and from Ontario International Airport (ONT) in Ontario, California, 24 hours a day, from an office at 222 N Pacific Coast Hwy, Suite 2000, El Segundo, CA 90245.
- An iRide360 pickup at Ontario International Airport (ONT) includes 60 minutes of complimentary wait after the plane lands, then $1 per minute.
- An iRide360 pickup at a home, hotel or office for a departure to Ontario Airport includes 15 minutes of complimentary wait, not 60, because there is no landing to track.
- iRide360 includes flight tracking on every Ontario Airport arrival at no extra cost, and a delayed landing moves the pickup without a change fee.
- An iRide360 Ontario Airport rate is fixed at the moment of booking, does not surge, and includes tolls and taxes. Gratuity is optional and chosen at checkout.
- Ontario International Airport (ONT) has two passenger terminals, Terminal 2 and Terminal 4, plus a separate international arrivals facility with U.S. Customs. iRide360 asks which one you are landing at when you book.
- An iRide360 passenger arriving at Ontario Airport chooses at booking between a meet-and-greet, where the chauffeur parks in short-term parking and meets them at baggage claim, and a curbside pickup, where the chauffeur stays in contact and collects them from the curb once they are ready.
- iRide360 runs exactly two vehicle classes at Ontario Airport: a black executive sedan for up to 3 passengers and 3 bags, and a full-size luxury SUV for up to 5 passengers and 5 bags.
- iRide360 is a California CPUC charter-party carrier, TCP 43833-A, licensed and insured, with 24-hour dispatch on (833) 743-3360.
- Chauffeurs are screened and background-checked.
Ontario Airport car service facts
Everything that is fixed about an iRide360 booking at Ontario International Airport, in one table.
| What the service is | A private, chauffeured car service to and from Ontario International Airport (ONT) in Ontario, California — arrivals and departures |
|---|---|
| Which airport this is | An Ontario CA airport car service means ONT, in San Bernardino County, the airport that serves the Inland Empire — not Ontario, Canada |
| The terminals | Terminal 2 and Terminal 4, plus a separate international arrivals facility with U.S. Customs. Tell dispatch which one when you book |
| Where the chauffeur meets you | At your arrival terminal, your choice at booking. Meet-and-greet ($25): the chauffeur parks in short-term parking and meets you at baggage claim with a name sign. Curbside (not charged): the chauffeur stays in contact and picks you up from the curb once you are ready |
| Vehicle classes | Executive sedan (black): up to 3 passengers, 3 bags. Luxury SUV (black, full-size): up to 5 passengers, 5 bags. There is no third class |
| How the price is set | Flat rate fixed at booking; no surge; tolls and taxes included; gratuity optional at checkout |
| Complimentary wait after a landing | 60 minutes after the plane lands, then $1 per minute |
| Complimentary wait on a departure pickup | 15 minutes at a home, hotel or office |
| Flight tracking | Included on every arrival. A delay moves the pickup at no charge |
| Amenities included | Complimentary Fiji bottled water, free onboard Wi-Fi, phone chargers |
| License and dispatch | California CPUC charter-party carrier TCP 43833-A, licensed and insured. Dispatch (833) 743-3360, 24 hours |
This page explains how an iRide360 Ontario Airport rate is set. It quotes no fare and publishes no drive time, because the figure depends on which end of the Inland Empire you are going to and the honest travel time depends on what the freeway is doing that hour. For your own two addresses the booking form at the top of this page returns the figure before you confirm anything, or dispatch will read it to you on (833) 743-3360.
An Ontario Airport car service is a private car booked before you fly, with the price fixed at booking and the chauffeur already at your terminal when you land. That is the whole difference from the alternatives at ONT: the car is held for you, and so is the price, before you are anywhere near the airport.
Ontario International Airport (ONT) is the Los Angeles-area airport that serves the Inland Empire, in San Bernardino County, east of downtown Los Angeles — not the Canadian province of the same name. iRide360 is a CPUC-licensed (TCP 43833-A) black car service based in El Segundo, California, and it regularly serves the Inland Empire, along with all of Los Angeles County, Orange County and Ventura County.
This page covers the Ontario airport black car service itself: how an arrival pickup works, how a departure is timed, what the rate includes, and which of the two cars fits your bags. What it does not cover is what a ride to any particular address costs or how long it takes. For the LAX run, the page for that route carries the fare and the measured drive times.
How do you book a car service at Ontario Airport?
Booking takes five steps and the price is fixed before you confirm anything.
- 01
Choose the direction. An arrival from ONT and a departure to ONT are booked the same way; the difference is which end carries the flight number.
- 02
Count the bags before the seats. Three passengers and three bags fit an executive sedan; five and five fit a luxury SUV. At an airport it is almost always the luggage that decides.
- 03
Enter the exact street address at the other end — the street address, not a hotel's name. The address you type is what the car is priced and routed to. On the airport end, say whether it is Terminal 2 or Terminal 4.
- 04
Add the flight number. That is what turns a booking into a tracked pickup, and it is why a delay costs nothing.
- 05
Confirm the flat rate, which already has tolls and taxes in it. Gratuity is added at checkout only if you choose it.
Dispatch will do the whole thing with you on (833) 743-3360, at any hour.
Get the figure for your own two addresses
Enter Ontario International Airport, the street address and the time, and the rate comes back with tolls and taxes already in it.
What does an Ontario Airport car service cost, and what sets the price?
An iRide360 Ontario Airport rate is one flat figure fixed at the moment of booking. It does not surge at 6pm, on a holiday, or because a lot of flights landed at once — and the honest answer to “how much is a car service from Ontario Airport” is that it depends on where you are going, and that it is settled before you travel rather than after.
What is in the rate
Tolls, taxes, flight tracking and the complimentary wait are all inside the figure, along with complimentary Fiji bottled water, free onboard Wi-Fi and phone chargers.
What costs extra, named up front
- A meet-and-greet, at $25 — the chauffeur parks in short-term parking and meets you at baggage claim. A curbside pickup is not charged.
- A child seat, from $25 each — booster, forward-facing or rear-facing, on request at booking.
- A pet, at a $25 fee. A service animal is never charged.
- Extra stops, priced for the added distance and time.
- Wait beyond the complimentary hour on an arrival, at $1 per minute.
- Gratuity, which is optional and chosen at checkout — and goes to the chauffeur.
What moves the price, and what does not
It moves with: the exact address at the other end, which of the two classes you book, extra stops, wait beyond the free hour, a child seat and a pet.
It does not move with: the traffic you hit, the time of day, a flight delay, a public holiday, or how many people are booking cars at the same moment. There is no surge pricing.
A rate at Ontario Airport is only flat if the things outside it are named, which is why they are listed above rather than discovered at the end.
Which car do you get, and how many people fit?
iRide360 runs two vehicle classes at Ontario Airport and nothing else.
Executive sedan (black)
Up to 3 passengers · 3 bags
The one to book for one or two travelers with normal luggage, and the car an Ontario airport black car service is usually asking about.
Executive sedan
Up to 3 passengers · 3 bags
The rate is fixed when you book, with tolls and taxes included and gratuity optional.
Luxury SUV (black, full-size)
Up to 5 passengers · 5 bags
The one to book when the bag count decides it, which on an airport run it usually does.
Luxury SUV
Up to 5 passengers · 5 bags
The rate is fixed when you book, with tolls and taxes included and gratuity optional.
There is no third class. iRide360 does not operate vans, buses or stretched vehicles. A party larger than five travels in more than one car on a single reservation, with dispatch sequencing the cars so everyone reaches the terminal, or leaves it, together.
How does an Ontario Airport pickup work?
An Ontario Airport pickup starts at your arrival terminal, and you choose how at booking. That is also the answer to Ontario airport arrivals pick up: a prearranged car is at the terminal, not somewhere you have to be sent.
Which ONT terminal are you landing at?
Ontario International Airport has two passenger terminals, Terminal 2 and Terminal 4, plus a separate international arrivals facility with U.S. Customs. Tell dispatch which one you are landing at. It is what the chauffeur is given. If you do not know it yet, say so when you book and call (833) 743-3360 once you do.
Baggage claim with a name sign, or the curb when you are ready
You choose at booking.
- Meet-and-greet parks the car in short-term parking and puts the chauffeur at baggage claim with a name sign, and the bags go on the cart rather than on your shoulder. It is the option that exists for the arrival where you would rather be found than go looking — a late landing, a lot of luggage, someone traveling who would struggle on their own.
- Curbside pickup works the other way round. The chauffeur stays in contact with you while you land and collect your bags, and brings the car to the curb at your terminal once you say you are ready.
- iRide360 is a prearranged licensed operator, so it meets passengers at the terminal.
Who is driving, and how do they meet you at ONT?
Your chauffeur is licensed and insured under California CPUC charter-party carrier TCP 43833-A, loads the luggage, and either meets you at baggage claim with your name on a sign or brings the car to the curb when you say you are ready. Chauffeurs are screened and background-checked.
How does a departure to Ontario Airport work?
A ride to Ontario Airport for a departure carries 15 minutes of complimentary wait, not 60, because there is no landing to track. That one asymmetry is the thing travelers most often get wrong about the outbound half, so it is worth planning around.
- The chauffeur arrives at the time you booked, at the exact address you gave.
- Set the pickup from your flight time rather than from a drive-time guess, and let dispatch work backwards with you on (833) 743-3360 — they do this all day, and they will not be guessing at the freeway on your particular morning.
- Luggage goes in the car, not on your shoulder.
- A pickup time can be moved online or by phone, and the price adjusts only if the trip itself changes.
This page does not publish a drive time to ONT, because the honest figure depends on which end of the Inland Empire you are starting from and what the freeway is doing that hour.
How long will the chauffeur wait at Ontario Airport?
An iRide360 pickup at Ontario International Airport (ONT) includes 60 minutes of complimentary wait after the plane lands, then $1 per minute. The clock starts at the landing, not at the time on the booking, so a flight that arrives two hours late does not eat the free hour — the pickup moves with the tracked flight instead, at no change fee. An iRide360 pickup anywhere other than an airport includes 15 minutes.
Ontario airport transportation: private car, ride-hailing, shuttle or taxi
Four ways to arrange Ontario airport transportation, and they differ in when the car is committed and when the price is set. No one else’s prices appear here or anywhere else on this page.
| Comparison | iRide360 private car | Shared shuttle | Ride-hailing app | Taxi |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| When it is arranged | Reserved in advance, for you | Reserved in advance, seat by seat | Requested when you land | Taken from the stand |
| How the price is set | Fixed at booking | Fixed per seat | At the moment you request it | On a meter |
| Other passengers | None | Yes, with their stops | None | None |
| Where it meets you at ONT | Your terminal — baggage claim with a name sign, or the curb once you say you are ready | A designated shuttle zone | Wherever the airport sends app-based rides | The taxi stand |
| Who is driving | A chauffeur for a CPUC charter-party carrier, TCP 43833-A, screened and background-checked | An operator's driver | Whoever accepts the request | A licensed cab driver |
| If the flight is late | Tracked, pickup moves, no charge | Depends on the operator | Request again when you land | Whoever is at the stand |
| Luggage | Chauffeur loads it | Self-load, shared space | Driver's discretion | Driver's discretion |
With a private car, the car and the price are both settled before you travel. The other three settle one or both at the moment you need them. Ontario airport ground transportation splits into one private car, one shared vehicle, one app and one meter, and the choice is mostly about bags, timing and how many stops you can tolerate — which is also the honest answer to anyone weighing an Ontario airport taxi against a booked car.
iRide360 does not run an Ontario airport shuttle service and never has: every booking is one party in one car.
Where does an Ontario Airport car service go?
ONT is the airport for the Inland Empire, and an Inland Empire car service runs in every direction from it. Each destination that has its own page has its own fares and its own drive-time table; this page does not quote one, because a figure for Riverside is no use to someone going to Pasadena.
The Inland Empire
Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Riverside, San Bernardino, Pomona, Claremont and Diamond Bar — the region iRide360 regularly serves east of Los Angeles. The routes with their own pages:
Los Angeles County
Pasadena, Downtown Los Angeles, Beverly Hills and the Westside.
Orange County
Including Anaheim, so an Ontario airport to Disneyland run is one car and one fixed rate.
The desert
An Ontario airport to Palm Springs run is a single private transfer rather than a transfer plus a connection.
The other airports
Including the LAX leg, which has its own page, with the fare, the road distance and six measured drive-time readings in both directions:
Flying from a different Los Angeles airport?
iRide360 serves all five Los Angeles commercial airports on identical terms — the same wait policy, the same flight tracking, the same two classes, the same flat rate with tolls and taxes inside it. Each has its own page.
- Los Angeles International (LAX) — The largest of the five, with terminal-by-terminal pickup detail on its own page.
- Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR) — The Los Angeles airport closest to the San Fernando Valley, Burbank and the north side of the city.
- Long Beach Airport (LGB) — The Los Angeles airport closest to the South Bay and the Long Beach waterfront.
- John Wayne Airport (SNA) — The Los Angeles-area airport that serves Orange County, including Newport Beach and Irvine.
- Van Nuys Airport (VNY) — Private aviation only. iRide360 meets private aircraft there.
If you have not chosen an airport yet, our comparison of all five covers flights, ground transport and which one fits which destination. For the transfer booking itself at any of the five, see airport transfers in Los Angeles.
Ontario Airport limo service, said honestly
iRide360 provides the private, chauffeured airport limousine experience in black executive sedans and luxury SUVs. If “Ontario airport limo service” means a chauffeur, a clean black car, a fixed price and someone who handles the bags, then yes. If it means a stretched vehicle, no — iRide360 does not operate one, and the same answer covers a limo service in Ontario, CA.
Why travelers book iRide360 for an Ontario Airport car service
Stated as facts you can check:
- A California CPUC charter-party carrier license, TCP 43833-A, licensed and insured.
- An office at 222 N Pacific Coast Hwy, Suite 2000, El Segundo, CA 90245, with 24-hour dispatch.
- Flight tracking on every arrival, with no delay charge.
- 60 minutes of complimentary wait after the plane lands; 15 minutes on a departure pickup.
- A flat rate fixed at booking, with tolls and taxes included and no surge.
- Gratuity optional at checkout, going to the chauffeur.
- Chauffeurs are screened and background-checked.
- Two vehicle classes with published capacities — 3 passengers and 3 bags, or 5 and 5 — and no third class.
- Dispatch on (833) 743-3360, 24 hours a day.
- Rated 5.0★ on Google.
Last updated: 2026-10-23.
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What travelers say about iRide360
The four reviews below are quoted exactly as written on iRide360’s Google profile, and each one links back to it.
“KG and his team are the absolute best. Timely services, clean and luxurious vehicles, and flexibility for curbside or full pick-up service with a sign. These guys have you covered and we've been using them for years - do yourself a favor and call them.”
“Ashkay was wonderful. He came and found me and took all my luggage to the car. It was a smooth ride. And a caring driver. Thank you”
“I used iRide360 for my ride from the airport to my hotel, and they were fabulous! The ride was so smooth, and felt so safe the entire time. KP was awesome!! Book them for your next ride!”
“Great service! Super efficient and affordable!”
Answers before you travel
Ontario Airport car service FAQ
- Where does the chauffeur meet me at Ontario Airport?
- An Ontario Airport pickup starts at your arrival terminal, and you choose how at booking. With a meet-and-greet the chauffeur parks the car in short-term parking and meets you at baggage claim with a name sign, and the bags go on the cart. With a curbside pickup the chauffeur stays in contact with you and collects you from the curb once you say you are ready. Dispatch confirms the arrangements for your flight before you land. The meet-and-greet is a $25 option chosen at booking; a curbside pickup is not charged. Ontario International Airport has two passenger terminals, Terminal 2 and Terminal 4, plus a separate international arrivals facility with U.S. Customs, so the most useful thing you can give dispatch is which one you are landing at. iRide360 is a prearranged licensed operator and meets passengers at the terminal.
- How much is a car service from Ontario Airport?
- One fixed price, set when you book. It depends on the exact address at the other end and which of the two vehicle classes you choose. Tolls and taxes are already in the figure; gratuity is not, and it is optional at checkout. Traffic, time of day and a flight delay do not change it, because there is no surge pricing. This page quotes no figure because it depends on where you are going; the booking form returns yours before you confirm anything.
- How long will the chauffeur wait at ONT?
- An iRide360 pickup at Ontario Airport includes 60 minutes of complimentary wait after the plane lands, then $1 per minute. An iRide360 pickup anywhere other than an airport includes 15 minutes. The arrival clock starts at the landing, so clearing a slow bag belt does not start it early.
- What happens if my flight into Ontario Airport is delayed?
- Nothing, to the price. Flight tracking is included on every iRide360 arrival, so the pickup moves with the aircraft, early or late, at no change fee, and the flat rate stays as booked. The 60 minutes of complimentary wait are counted from the landing, not from the time you originally booked.
- Which ONT terminal do I give you, Terminal 2 or Terminal 4?
- Whichever your airline uses; both are served the same way, and an international arrival comes through a separate facility with U.S. Customs. Put it in the booking, or call (833) 743-3360 when you know it. On a ride to Ontario Airport for a departure, the terminal is equally what the chauffeur is given, so it is worth getting right in both directions.
- Can Uber pick up at Ontario airport?
- Where app-based rides are allowed to collect passengers is the airport's rule, not iRide360's, and this page does not speak for the airport. What iRide360 can say is how its own pickup works: as a prearranged licensed operator it meets passengers at the terminal, either at baggage claim with a name sign or at the curb once you say you are ready, and that is arranged before you fly rather than requested when you land.
- Is an Ontario Airport car service cheaper than a taxi or a ride-hailing app?
- Neither an Ontario airport taxi nor an app can be quoted in advance, and an iRide360 rate can. A taxi to Ontario airport is metered at the curb; this is not. A taxi runs on a meter; an app sets the price at the moment you request the car. iRide360 does the opposite — the figure is fixed before you fly and does not surge. iRide360 does not publish anyone else's fares, so this page compares how Ontario airport transportation is priced, not what it costs. Airport transportation Ontario CA is quoted the same way whichever direction you travel.
- Does iRide360 run an Ontario Airport shuttle?
- No. An Ontario airport shuttle service sells seats and collects other passengers with their own stops; iRide360 sells the whole car to one party, in an executive sedan or a luxury SUV, at a price fixed when you book. If a shared ride is what you want, this is not it.
- Which car should I book for Ontario Airport?
- Count bags before seats: an iRide360 executive sedan takes up to 3 passengers and 3 bags, and a luxury SUV takes up to 5 and 5. Four travelers with four suitcases need the SUV. Those are the only two classes iRide360 operates.
- Do you have vans or larger vehicles for a group at ONT?
- No — iRide360 operates exactly two vehicle classes, a black executive sedan and a full-size luxury SUV. There are no vans, no buses and no stretched vehicles. A party of eight travels in two luxury SUVs on one reservation, with dispatch sequencing them.
- Is this an Ontario Airport limo service?
- iRide360 provides the private, chauffeured airport limousine experience in black executive sedans and luxury SUVs. If that is what the phrase means to you, yes. If a limo service Ontario CA listing means a stretched vehicle to you, no — iRide360 does not run one.
- Can you fit a child seat for an ONT run?
- Yes — iRide360 fits booster, forward-facing and rear-facing child seats from $25 each, on request at booking, and they are fitted before the chauffeur arrives. Say how many and which type when you book.
- Can I bring a pet to Ontario Airport?
- Yes — iRide360 carries pets for a $25 pet fee, arranged at booking. A service animal is never charged.
- Can I add a stop on the way to or from ONT?
- Yes — an iRide360 booking can take extra stops, priced for the added distance and time, added at booking or with dispatch afterwards. The rate adjusts and you see the new figure before you confirm.
- Can I book a round trip through Ontario Airport?
- Yes — an iRide360 round trip through ONT is booked as two trips, each with its own rate, and only the arrival half carries the 60-minute complimentary wait. Dispatch can hold both on one call, and the return can be changed later without rebooking the outbound.
- Is the Ontario Airport car service available 24 hours?
- Yes — iRide360 dispatch answers 24 hours a day on (833) 743-3360, including holidays, and the rate for a 3am landing is the same as for a 3pm one, because there is no surge pricing.
- Do you serve the Inland Empire as well as the airport?
- Yes. A car service Inland Empire wide is a normal booking rather than an exception: iRide360 regularly serves the Inland Empire, along with all of Los Angeles County, Orange County and Ventura County, so a pickup at an Inland Empire address for an ONT departure is routine. A Claremont car service run, a Riverside car service run and an Ontario Airport to LAX transfer are all priced the same way, as one fixed rate agreed at booking. Travelers weighing LAX vs Ontario airport usually pick the one closer to the far address, since the fare follows the distance.
- Is this Ontario, California or Ontario, Canada?
- California. Ontario International Airport (ONT) is in Ontario, San Bernardino County, California, in the Inland Empire east of downtown Los Angeles. iRide360 operates in Southern California only and does not serve the Canadian province of the same name.
- How do you choose a car service at Ontario Airport?
- Check four things you can verify before you book: the carrier license number, how long the chauffeur waits after a landing, whether tolls and taxes are inside the quoted rate, and whether the price can change after you book. iRide360 publishes all four — TCP 43833-A, 60 minutes, included, and no surge — so you can hold anyone else's answers next to them.
Book your Ontario Airport car service
Get a fixed price for your own two addresses on the booking form at the top of this page. Enter Ontario International Airport, the street address and the time, add the flight number and the terminal, and the rate comes back with tolls and taxes already in it. Or call dispatch on (833) 743-3360, any hour.
Book your Ontario Airport car service
A flat rate fixed at booking, tolls and taxes included, gratuity optional, and 60 minutes of complimentary wait after you land.
iRide360 | Ontario Airport Car Service (ONT) | TCP 43833-A
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