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 Post subject: I sold some rims and need to ship any recommendations?
PostPosted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 9:56 pm 
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There's a USPS near by ive given up on UPS they have ripped me off to many times. Would two boxes be the best way, im heading to Discount Tire to see if they have four boxes.


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If your paying the freight charges Id try a ltl carrier (fedex freight, saia, la yuma, old dominion ect.) you can call them for a freight quote. I work for a industrail supply house and we use these companys to ship our material throughout the country. I have sold rims/tires on ebay/craigs list and I always get best freight rates with a ltl carrier due to the weight. Just a sugestion. Good luck

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If your paying the freight charges Id try a ltl carrier (fedex freight, saia, la yuma, old dominion ect.) you can call them for a freight quote. I work for a industrail supply house and we use these companys to ship our material throughout the country. I have sold rims/tires on ebay/craigs list and I always get best freight rates with a ltl carrier due to the weight. Just a sugestion. Good luck


Go with FedEx freight...worked wonders for me 8)

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kj in a tight spot wrote:
Bodz123 wrote:
If your paying the freight charges Id try a ltl carrier (fedex freight, saia, la yuma, old dominion ect.) you can call them for a freight quote. I work for a industrail supply house and we use these companys to ship our material throughout the country. I have sold rims/tires on ebay/craigs list and I always get best freight rates with a ltl carrier due to the weight. Just a sugestion. Good luck


Go with FedEx freight...worked wonders for me 8)


fedex ground. put two rims in a 16x16x16 box and it was only $15 for the box.

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Yup, fedex is best for stuff like that. :)

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