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Dallas to Tyler

Data Freshness: August 24, 2026 Where this comes from

Dallas to Tyler is 103 miles and about 2 hours. There are 110 places to stop within 10 miles of the route. The longest stretch without one is 14 miles, between Kaufman and Wills Point.

Forney H-E-B, 26 miles in26 miTerrell Buc-ee's, 32 miles in32 miWills Point Dairy Queen, 49 miles in49 miCollin Street Bakery, Lindale, 86 miles in86 miTyler Rudy's, 100 miles in100 mi 0255075100103 DALLAS TYLER 103 miles · 2h 00m 110 stops Plan this drive in Texas Find 'Em

Questions People Ask

What is there to stop at between Dallas and Tyler?

110 places within 10 miles of the route: 60 Whataburger, 27 Dairy Queen, 10 Torchy's, 9 Shipley Do-Nuts, 1 H-E-B, 1 Buc-ee's, 1 Texas Royalty, 1 Rudy's. The table on this page has them in the order you would pass them.

Where is the longest stretch with nothing on it?

Between Kaufman and Wills Point — 14 miles, starting about 35 miles into the drive from Dallas.

How long is the drive from Dallas to Tyler?

103 miles, about 2h 00m without stopping. That is a real driving route rather than a straight line, which is why the mileage is road mileage.

Where should I stop halfway?

About 49 miles in, near Wills Point, there is Wills Point Dairy Queen — 5.0 miles off it. Every other option and how far along it sits is in the table on this page.

The Facts

What's on this drive

Where to stop between Dallas and Tyler

  • 26mi · 31m Forney H-E-B Forney · on route The only H-E-B on this drive.
  • 32mi · 38m Terrell Buc-ee's Terrell · on route The only Buc-ee's on this drive.
  • 49mi · 59m Wills Point Dairy Queen Wills Point · 5.0 mi off The closest stop to halfway, 49 miles in.
  • 86mi · 1h 42m Collin Street Bakery, Lindale Lindale · on route The only Texas Royalty on this drive.
  • 100mi · 1h 58m Tyler Rudy's Tyler · 1.5 mi off The only Rudy's on this drive.

In the order you would pass them, driving from Dallas. How far in is measured along the real route rather than in a straight line. The time is proportional — this site knows how long the whole drive takes and how far along each stop sits, not how fast any one stretch of it moves.

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