Nat

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Sorry, not sure where to put this thread. I just sold my stock wheels. What is the easiest and cheapest way to ship? UPS or ?

lexusondubs

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DHL very fast and cheap !!

JeffTsai

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How much exactly was it with DHL? Someone wants me to ship two rims with tires on them from TX to MD and UPS wants about $45-50 each.

lexusondubs

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i think i paid like 60-65 for wheels and tires from florida to georgia i think

sleeper408

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Aren't UPS and FedEx more reputable for handling wheels/tires during transit?

Hmmmmm..... I may need to discuss this with my 2 buyers. I just sold 2 sets of wheels and DHL may provide some cost savings to them.

GWELEX

I can't speak for lower 48 pricing, but the USPS has great rates and service to Alaska. Priority Mail is always here within 4 days, no damage, no lost items. Fed-Ex is their contracted courier for Priority Mail. Cost is generally half the price of the other Big 3. Mind you, this is for service to Alaska.

carlos

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I jsut recently sent some 19's without tires.

i let the UPS store pack it up for me as well and it cost me about $45 for each. from florida to new york. i didnt have to do anything except take the wheels to them, so it seemed like a good price.

bighitbike

You should be looking to pay around $50 for the 3 big shippers and maybe a bit less if you choose USPS.

Nat

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I check with DHL(website) and it cost $31 per wheel from California to New York. I'll check with UPS and USPS.

RamshakleZ

How'd you all sell your wheels? I'm trying to sell my stock 18"s as well.

Caoboy

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i shipped a set of gs430 wheels from norcal to socal for 76 bucks through fedex

shern

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That is dirt cheap to ship a 50 pound package from coast to coast. UPS/Fedex Ground will cost more. DHL looks to be the best bet.

Steve

PERRYinLA

Use http://www.iship.com/ to compare rates.

iship.com is owned by UPS, and FedEx ground was so much cheaper, winning every comparison, that they stopped posting the FedEx ground prices.

sleeper408

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DHL was cheapest for me. I shipped a set of 17's with tires from CA to NC through DHL and it was $35 per wheel/tire. I also shipped a set of 20's with tires through UPS from CA to FL and the cost was about $68 per wheel/tire. I know the 20's are heavier but UPS likes to charge an "irregular package fee" if you don't put them in a box.