Best Glass Sunroof Shipping Method
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FEDEX Ground all the way! Make sure you insure it. Make sure you get the corners protected so they won't chip. Since the glass is slightly curved, I put foam in the middle.
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+1 i freakin hate usps. always such a hassle to deal with them and when the est shipping time is 7-9 days it comes on the 9th day. fedex is #1 on my list, then ups, then dhl. these three update tracking info pretty fast and i know ups and fedex provide free tracking # and insurance up to $100 (for ups at least) and they all deliver usually ahead of schedule. i had standard shipping that arrives in 5-7 days than the 3 day shipping for extra costs. and the standard shipping arrived in 3 days. since i was anxious i was tempted to pay a little more for 3 days.. good thing i didnt spend unnecessary money. yep some of my experiences with these shippers..
oh yes usps has broken some of my items and damaged them too. i have an insurance claim being filed right now and im still waiting to get my check in my mail and its been about almost a month or something. i only trust usps with my letter mails.
oh yes usps has broken some of my items and damaged them too. i have an insurance claim being filed right now and im still waiting to get my check in my mail and its been about almost a month or something. i only trust usps with my letter mails.
Last edited by boyee; Mar 16, 2006 at 12:26 AM.
^^^^hahah what happend with you and the and the US post office.
As long as you pack the roof correctly the post office is fine I have shipped 5 throught the USPS and 2 in the same box to Austrailia through FedEx. If you can keep the box with in 37''x27''x7 and package the glass in bubble wrap+foam penuts and a very strong cardbord box. you can ship it for about $30 throught priority mail through the post office and it will get there in 3 days.
As long as you pack the roof correctly the post office is fine I have shipped 5 throught the USPS and 2 in the same box to Austrailia through FedEx. If you can keep the box with in 37''x27''x7 and package the glass in bubble wrap+foam penuts and a very strong cardbord box. you can ship it for about $30 throught priority mail through the post office and it will get there in 3 days.
Last edited by Rx Seven; Mar 16, 2006 at 12:44 AM.
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hey rx seven yes i had my complications with usps and its been pretty crazy.. i notice you are from the bay area (of california?) if so where do you hail from mate hah im not typing how i normally type i dunno why
Northern Cali, Pinole abouit 5-10 minutes from Richmond where do you live.
But yeah it does suck to file a claim through the post office. lol
But UPS will grill you too if it looks like you did not package the item up to there standards. If I am shipping something that is breakable I package it to the point where I can through it about 5 feet a eye level and not have it break. Better safe then sorry.
But yeah it does suck to file a claim through the post office. lol
But UPS will grill you too if it looks like you did not package the item up to there standards. If I am shipping something that is breakable I package it to the point where I can through it about 5 feet a eye level and not have it break. Better safe then sorry.
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yup yup its hella worth it kuz first the fragile item shouldnt break then also they have no reason to put it on u kuz u had more than enough packing material. i am in northern cali, san ramon, tri valley area. once my car is ready i def gotta go to a meet and see whats up with the first genners in the yay area. haha






