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I had a set of Porsche tires and wheels shipped to me with a piece of cardboard cut out to cover the wheel, then the whole assembly wrapped with the stretch plastic. Fed Ex seems to be the cheapest.
Not sure if this helps you; when I bought my rims from Corvette Garage, the rims where in their cardboard box and two rims were taped together, thusly two big packages. - No damages when received and shipped by Fed-x. When I bought my tires at Tire Rack, they shipped it as is... no wrapping - just the tires and by Fedx.
Fed Ex Ground. If you are shipping pairs of tires only, just band them together and ship without any packaging. LAst time I shipped three years ago (before oil price increases, it cost about $25 from Orlando to Detroit. Took about 5 days
Fed Ex Ground. If you are shipping pairs of tires only, just band them together and ship without any packaging. LAst time I shipped three years ago (before oil price increases, it cost about $25 from Orlando to Detroit. Took about 5 days
I made boxes from left over wardrobe boxes that I had so that the tires would be insured. 2 Boxes containing 2 Z06 size tires per box still only cost $77 total from NY to CA via Fedex ground fully insured at sale value.
sometimes shipping it on a greyhound bus can be cheep for bigger things like this.
i had a friend at discount tire and i took my wheels ther and used there shippign account. you may try and do that at a local tire shop since you know they ship/recieve tires alot