Driving distance from Las Vegas, NV to Tyler, TX
It's 1,314 miles from Las Vegas, NV to Tyler, TX by road — about 23 hr 3 min of driving. Estimated gas cost $179 at 25 MPG. Calculate your exact trip cost below.
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Trip details
| From | Las Vegas, Nevada (population: 603,488) |
|---|---|
| To | Tyler, Texas (population: 100,223) |
| Driving distance | 1,314 miles |
| Straight-line (as the crow flies) | 1,161 miles |
| Estimated drive time | 23 hr 3 min |
| Primary highways | US 93 · I 40 · US 287 |
| States on route | Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas (4) |
| Gas needed at 25 MPG | ~ 52.5 gallons |
| Gas needed at 30 MPG | ~ 43.8 gallons |
Cities along this route
Major population centers within ~30 miles of the driving path from Las Vegas, NV to Tyler, TX. These make natural rest, fuel, or overnight stops.
Route notes
The route crosses the Rocky Mountains with elevations exceeding 10,000 feet at the highest passes, and the arid Southwest, where fuel stops are sparse and distances between services can exceed 80 miles, and the Gulf Coast lowlands, where rainfall and humidity are highest in summer.
The route crosses 2 states between origin and destination: Arizona, New Mexico. Each state has its own speed limits, fuel taxes, and road-condition hotlines (dial 511 from within state borders for official updates).
Seasonal driving conditions
Winter driving (November through April) on this route requires snow tires, chains, or AWD at mountain passes. Sections such as I-70 through Colorado and I-80 over Donner Pass in California experience frequent closures during storms. The easiest months to drive are May through October, when passes are clear and daylight is longest.
Frequently asked questions
How far apart are Las Vegas, NV and Tyler, TX?
The two cities are 1,314 miles apart when driving, and 1,161 miles in a straight line over the ground.
Approximately how long is the drive?
Roughly 23 hr 3 min along US 93. Individual travel time depends on stops, driving speed, and seasonal traffic.
How much fuel does this trip use?
A fuel-efficient sedan (30 MPG) uses about 43.8 gallons for the trip; a typical SUV or truck (25 MPG) will use 52.5. Hybrid vehicles often land somewhere between these figures.
Which states does this route cross?
The route passes through Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas. State road conditions, speed limits, and toll policies vary — be aware of changes as you cross borders.
Distances and drive times on this page are estimates derived from OpenStreetMap data via OSRM routing. Actual conditions vary with traffic, weather, construction, and route choice — always confirm your route with live navigation before traveling. Full disclaimer.