Shipping a rear diff. (need help)
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St. Jude Donor '11, '17
Originally Posted by Hvymtlc5
DHL will beat UPS anyday for bigger items. Our local Office Max has DHL service.....I take stuff there that UPS won' even ship.
For example: Set of plastic bumper covers (ft/rr) wrapped together off a Dodge Neon. UPS wanted 115.00 cause they were considered oversized. DHL didn't even blink....$17.00. Same with a Neon transmission....just stuck it in a big plastic tub from Home Depot...35.00shipped
Check them out.
For example: Set of plastic bumper covers (ft/rr) wrapped together off a Dodge Neon. UPS wanted 115.00 cause they were considered oversized. DHL didn't even blink....$17.00. Same with a Neon transmission....just stuck it in a big plastic tub from Home Depot...35.00shipped
Check them out.
I'm glad you've had good service from DHL. Where I live I wouldn't trust them to ship a t^rd. Service is pi$$ poor at best.
BTW - Don't know about UPS, but FedEx handles up to 150lbs.
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Buddy shipped a crate motor to germany thru BAX Gloablal for 900 bucks I shipped my entire suspension package around 200 pounds for 200 bucks to germany from VB@P so was not to bad once again thru bax global don't know it will help??
