How to ship wheels with tires
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From: Davie, FL
Originally posted by Under PSI:
Take them to Mailboxs Etc and let them deal with it. For me, they fit two wheels in one box, and two in another, cost a shitload tho... -Matt
Take them to Mailboxs Etc and let them deal with it. For me, they fit two wheels in one box, and two in another, cost a shitload tho... -Matt
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From: Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia
Originally posted by Dozer:
An even better way is to mummify them.
Cut up a cardboard box or two, place a piece of cardboard on the face of the rim to protect it, then wrap the tire with multiple layers of bargain basement plastic wrap. Mummify the sucker.
An even better way is to mummify them.
Cut up a cardboard box or two, place a piece of cardboard on the face of the rim to protect it, then wrap the tire with multiple layers of bargain basement plastic wrap. Mummify the sucker.
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An even better way is to mummify them.
Cut up a cardboard box or two, place a piece of cardboard on the face of the rim to protect it, then wrap the tire with multiple layers of bargain basement plastic wrap. Mummify the sucker. Takes about 3-4 minutes per tire (just have someone hold the roll of plastic wrap, while you spin the tire and turn it every few layers), you can do 2 at once if the weight is under the UPS limit. Costs about $5 total for a set of 4.
Cut up a cardboard box or two, place a piece of cardboard on the face of the rim to protect it, then wrap the tire with multiple layers of bargain basement plastic wrap. Mummify the sucker. Takes about 3-4 minutes per tire (just have someone hold the roll of plastic wrap, while you spin the tire and turn it every few layers), you can do 2 at once if the weight is under the UPS limit. Costs about $5 total for a set of 4.
