Shipping Rims..
Shipping Rims..
No idea where to post this lol..
Im going to be shipping rims and tires are there any pointers on how to make it easy? Deflate all of them? and what type of boxes should i get they are 19 x 8.5.
Thanks
Im going to be shipping rims and tires are there any pointers on how to make it easy? Deflate all of them? and what type of boxes should i get they are 19 x 8.5.
Thanks
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all I know is ship them using DHL cause it will literally be almost half the price compared to UPS or Fedex. I shipped a set of 17x8s from Pennsylvania to Washington and DHL charged me $55 total and UPS wanted $90 and Fedex $87.
Originally Posted by stogie1020
Deflating them will make them MUCH lighter.
i may be wrong but how the hell would deflating them make them lighter. air doesnt weigh that much if anything at all. please explain to me how that is possible?
i have no idea. but i looked at google.
im not gonna read it b/c i dont really care but you can
http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives...5256.Ch.r.html
im not gonna read it b/c i dont really care but you can
http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives...5256.Ch.r.html
Originally Posted by kosstick
No idea where to post this lol..
Im going to be shipping rims and tires are there any pointers on how to make it easy? Deflate all of them? and what type of boxes should i get they are 19 x 8.5.
Thanks
Im going to be shipping rims and tires are there any pointers on how to make it easy? Deflate all of them? and what type of boxes should i get they are 19 x 8.5.
Thanks
I have a commercial account with UPS... it costs me about $10 per...
FYI if I ship them "mounted & balanced" I bubble wrap the face, and use the tire as packaging. (hope that makes sense...)
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hmmm thats interesting. the air in one 15" tire would be 0.0638 lbs. that isnt much but still its something and i guess it would add up. but that only comes from all the moisture that is in the air. but i guess i learned something new today.
I never use boxes and have not had any problem. I put a couple layers of cardboard on each side of each tire/wheel and cut it to match the OD of the tire, then I bubble wrap each one individually.
Just a word of advice ...after shipping some rim/tire sets with the tires deflated, I got complaints from some of the buyers about the deflated tires. So I had to follow up by shipping each of them a box of air. Save yourself the trouble and do it right the first time.
Just a word of advice ...after shipping some rim/tire sets with the tires deflated, I got complaints from some of the buyers about the deflated tires. So I had to follow up by shipping each of them a box of air. Save yourself the trouble and do it right the first time.
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I ordered boxes from www.uline.com and they fit the wheels perfectly.
Originally Posted by TSXey
I never use boxes and have not had any problem. I put a couple layers of cardboard on each side of each tire/wheel and cut it to match the OD of the tire, then I bubble wrap each one individually.
Originally Posted by NSXNEXT
I ordered boxes from www.uline.com and they fit the wheels perfectly.
Originally Posted by NSXNEXT
I ordered boxes from www.uline.com and they fit the wheels perfectly.
It's simple. Cut out cardboard disks the size of the outside diameter of the tire for each one. Put the bubble wrap between the cardboard and the wheel, tape around the cardboard/tire with shipping tape and then bring them to DHL and they're weight them and have you fill out a shipping label/receipt. It's that easy.
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