shipping wheels
11-24-2010, 08:52 PM
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Just wheels or wheels and tires?
If just wheels, ship USPS. Very inexpensive if you ship in 4 boxes.
If wheels and tires, fedex. Cut out cardboard circles and put on the face of each wheel and wrap them up with a **** ton of saran wrap.
If just wheels, ship USPS. Very inexpensive if you ship in 4 boxes.
If wheels and tires, fedex. Cut out cardboard circles and put on the face of each wheel and wrap them up with a **** ton of saran wrap.
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11-24-2010, 09:13 PM
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Hmm. Sure enough, I just put those numbers in and it does cost quite a bit. From Wisconsin to California it was a little over $120 total. I used similar boxes to ship wheels that were 22 pounds to puerto rico and it was $17 a box for a total of roughly $70...hmm
11-24-2010, 09:24 PM
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Hmm. Sure enough, I just put those numbers in and it does cost quite a bit. From Wisconsin to California it was a little over $120 total. I used similar boxes to ship wheels that were 22 pounds to puerto rico and it was $17 a box for a total of roughly $70...hmm
11-25-2010, 03:29 AM
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I finally see why so many wheel/big item sellers would rather keep things local...
11-26-2010, 05:40 PM
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It wont fit in a box so im just gonna bubble wrap the whole thing and send it.To the OP, i bought rims/tires off a member and the way it was sent was just like how one of the members mentioned. just put strong cardboard on the rims, and wrap them. The guy i bought the wheels/tires off sent all 4 wheels just like that.
