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From: Longmont on the Front Range of Colorful Colorado
Originally Posted by Derf
What has been the best way to ship wheels w/o tires? If I want to ship a set of bare wheels CA to WI what do you think it would cost?
Go to your local wheel or tire store and see if they have some empty wheel boxes (I got mine from Discount Tire). Pack and box and send FedEx. (Bus may be cheaper??)
You can go to their website to get an estimate. My guess (that is a wild a$$ guess) is $25-35 per wheel or $100-150 for 4.
That is exactly what I did last time I shipped wheels. The boxes were free for the asking at Discount.
Originally Posted by Rickster1
Go to your local wheel or tire store and see if they have some empty wheel boxes (I got mine from Discount Tire). Pack and box and send FedEx. (Bus may be cheaper??)
You can go to their website to get an estimate. My guess (that is a wild a$$ guess) is $25-35 per wheel or $100-150 for 4.
post office . if it is just the tire you don't need a box just the shipping label. attached securely to ea tire . cost about 20 bucks a tire .
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Keep in mind, the OP said a wheel..........
I know that the shipping distance will play a big part in the cost of the trip, but for example, I recently shipped a wheel from Rochester, NY to Anaheim, CA, to get the wheel repaired by the manufacturer.
The boxed wheel was 28 lbs, insured for $400, and it cost me $52. I "shopped" UPS, FedEx, and USPS, and they all were within $2-3 of each other. I went with FedEx because their location was closest to my home.