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OT (sort of): Shipping tires/wheels question

Eric 31 January 2005 07:47:09
 I have stock rims/tires from a TJ for sale up on eBay. I specifically state
that I won't ship them. However, they didn't sell last time, and I had
questions about shipping. This time, after re-listing them, I have another
interested party -- but they want me to ship them. They are willing to pay
for the shipping, but I said it wasn't worth the hassle.

So, does anyone know what it takes to ship tires mounted on wheels? These
are the stockers, so they aren't huge. Where do you get the boxes? How much
is it per tire/wheel?

Thanks!

Eric
99 TJ SE


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Rick Ankrum 31 January 2005 08:35:12 permanent link ]
 Rusted wrote:> See if these guys can help. They are known for low rates, but not great on > protecting the cargo (package it well). I would think it would be pretty > hard to damage some tires and stock rims.>
"Eric" <gymrat@baileyscorn­er.com> wrote in message > news:1ThLd.81617$_5­6.13864@fe2.texas.rr­.com...>
I have stock rims/tires from a TJ for sale up on eBay. I specifically state >>that I won't ship them. However, they didn't sell last time, and I had >>questions about shipping. This time, after re-listing them, I have another >>interested party -- but they want me to ship them. They are willing to pay >>for the shipping, but I said it wasn't worth the hassle.>>
So, does anyone know what it takes to ship tires mounted on wheels? These >>are the stockers, so they aren't huge. Where do you get the boxes? How >>much is it per tire/wheel?>>
Thanks!>>
Eric>>99 TJ SE>>
You should be able to ship them via UPS. Go to www.ups.com and search
for tires. I see tires shipped on UPS, rims will just increase the
weight and the cost. Try The UPS Store near you.

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Sp 31 January 2005 18:49:33 permanent link ]
 I sold mine a few years back and dit it at one one of the MailBox's
ETC . I asked him the cheapest way and we shipped them some kind of
3rd Class freight .. It took a few weeks but was fairly inexpensive.
Ask your local shipping store about that. If the buyer is not in a
real hurry to get them it would be an option.

SP

On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 03:47:09 GMT, "Eric" <gymrat@baileyscorn­er.com>
wrote:
I have stock rims/tires from a TJ for sale up on eBay. I specifically state >that I won't ship them. However, they didn't sell last time, and I had >questions about shipping. This time, after re-listing them, I have another >interested party -- but they want me to ship them. They are willing to pay >for the shipping, but I said it wasn't worth the hassle.>
So, does anyone know what it takes to ship tires mounted on wheels? These >are the stockers, so they aren't huge. Where do you get the boxes? How much >is it per tire/wheel?>
Thanks!>
Eric>99 TJ SE >

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Mhammer8@Nospamyahoo.Com 31 January 2005 21:43:39 permanent link ]
 Kinda OT, but how much did you get for them if you don't mind me
asking? I have a set of 4 OWL-package rims from my '99 that I still
have to sell. If you don't want to say that's OK :)­

Thanks,
Matt

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LowBFlat 31 January 2005 22:23:00 permanent link ]
 Wrap 'em in shrink wrap and slap a ups sticker on. They pay shipping
so the buyer should have taken that into account when bidding.

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Dean 1 February 2005 06:30:43 permanent link ]
 On 31 Jan 2005 09:43:39 -0800, "mhammer8@nospamyah­oo.com" <mhammer8@yahoo.com­>
wrote:
Kinda OT, but how much did you get for them if you don't mind me>asking? I have a set of 4 OWL-package rims from my '99 that I still>have to sell. If you don't want to say that's OK :)­>
Thanks,>Matt

I honestly can't remember what I got. I just remember how happy I was to get
the space back in my garage. Probably the best place to go for a idea of what
your set is worth is eBay's closed auctions. There is get an idea of what the
market price is.

Dean
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Nathan Otis 1 February 2005 08:25:23 permanent link ]
 I sold my rubicon wheel and tire combo and shipped each tire/wheel for about
$35.00... I covered the wheel with thick cardboard and pulled two 3 mil
plastic bags (think 'yard waste') over each one, slapped a lable on it and
sent it out from a Fed Ex depot. I sent it business to business, it was
cheaper that way.

good luck to ya.
n.


"Eric" <gymrat@baileyscorn­er.com> wrote in message
news:1ThLd.81617$_5­6.13864@fe2.texas.rr­.com...>I have stock rims/tires from a TJ for sale up on eBay. I specifically state >that I won't ship them. However, they didn't sell last time, and I had >questions about shipping. This time, after re-listing them, I have another >interested party -- but they want me to ship them. They are willing to pay >for the shipping, but I said it wasn't worth the hassle.>
So, does anyone know what it takes to ship tires mounted on wheels? These > are the stockers, so they aren't huge. Where do you get the boxes? How > much is it per tire/wheel?>
Thanks!>
Eric> 99 TJ SE>


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Jeff Strickland 2 February 2005 01:56:05 permanent link ]
 I recently sent an entire set, 5, of tires/rims from my BMW via UPS. They
weighed in at roughly 30 pounds each. My local America's Tire outlet had
received a set of really nice tires/rims for something, and these were
wrapped with a sheet or two of carboard and plastic banding. They gave me
the carboard sheets (round) free. I suppose I could have lifted them from
the dumpster, but the guy cut them off and gave them to me. The local UPS
Store cut loose with some small boxes to put the lug bolts in, and I picked
up some shipping tape from Lowes. The tape I used is the clear variety, like
tape in the dipsensor on your desk, but 2.5" to 3" wide.

I wrapped each tire/rim assembly (technically called a wheel) with carboard
on each side, and copiousw amounts of packing tape. I carried them to the
UPS Store, where the clerk affixed packing slips and threw them on the back
of the waiting truck.

When I listed my wheels on eBay, there was a Shipping Calculator. All that
is needed is the dimensions and weight of the wheel, and the Zip Code will
determine the shipping cost. It really was very easy. Easier than telling
you about how easy it was ...

Total shipping was, in my case, just under $150. The Buyer paid shipping
costs, and it was calculated right in the eBay Experience. Had I done it
right, the shipping costs would have been separated from my item, and I
could have arranged the shipping from my house. I maed it more difficult
than it needed to be, kind of similar to what you are doing, and I had to
write UPS a check. I could have used PayPal to collect the total sale plus
shipping, then used PayPal again to pay the shipping. I screwed up and
collected all from PayPal, but then had to pay from my chceking account
instead from PayPal.

Your aversion ot shipping is unfounded. It is easy to do, all you need to
know that you do not know right now, is the weight of the wheels. Everything
else you can find easily, or you can let the UPS Store do it all.




"Eric" <gymrat@baileyscorn­er.com> wrote in message
news:1ThLd.81617$_5­6.13864@fe2.texas.rr­.com...> I have stock rims/tires from a TJ for sale up on eBay. I specifically
state> that I won't ship them. However, they didn't sell last time, and I had> questions about shipping. This time, after re-listing them, I have another> interested party -- but they want me to ship them. They are willing to pay> for the shipping, but I said it wasn't worth the hassle.>
So, does anyone know what it takes to ship tires mounted on wheels? These> are the stockers, so they aren't huge. Where do you get the boxes? How
much> is it per tire/wheel?>
Thanks!>
Eric> 99 TJ SE>


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