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Hey guys, quick question for ya. I need to know what the best (cheapest) method of shipping would be from South California to Toronto. The package is 4 SS/SC rims+tires. Any help is appreciated. Thanks everyone.
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Originally Posted by MARIN007
Hey guys, quick question for ya. I need to know what the best (cheapest) method of shipping would be from South California to Toronto. The package is 4 SS/SC rims+tires. Any help is appreciated. Thanks everyone.
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Originally Posted by victory_red_SS
Likely want to use a freight company.
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Originally Posted by MARIN007
Pretend for a second youre talking to an idiot. Lol. Can you give me some more detail or a place I can find out more?
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Originally Posted by plyboy-illest
i say give ups a call and they will give you the best way too do it, and the price...
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I dont know if they have a wieght limit but USPS/Canada Post is the best way because UPS will rape you on brokerage fees
tell him to ship each rim/tire seperate(1-4,2-4,3-4,4-4) with USPS and send it as a GIFT that way you wont have to pay any brokerage just the canadian taxes
tell him to ship each rim/tire seperate(1-4,2-4,3-4,4-4) with USPS and send it as a GIFT that way you wont have to pay any brokerage just the canadian taxes
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Originally Posted by MARIN007
Wont UPS bend me over with duty and stuff when it arrives at my place?
i think either way your going to have t pay duty..
unless you say its a birthday gift that they wont charge you fr duty... but i dont know if thats true it was something someone told me...
maybe someone on here can say its true or not...
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Originally Posted by PursuitGT
I dont know if they have a wieght limit but USPS/Canada Post is the best way because UPS will rape you on brokerage fees
tell him to ship each rim/tire seperate(1-4,2-4,3-4,4-4) with USPS and send it as a GIFT that way you wont have to pay any brokerage just the canadian taxes
tell him to ship each rim/tire seperate(1-4,2-4,3-4,4-4) with USPS and send it as a GIFT that way you wont have to pay any brokerage just the canadian taxes
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Do SS/SC rims fit the SS N/A? May be a stupid question... but I thought our bolt patterns were different...
Oh ya.. and to give you an idea of customs charges... I just picked up my headlights, ETD and GMPP Exhaust from UPS. almost $300 in customs. Declared value I guess was in total around $1000?? So beware, your bum will hurt.. haha
Oh ya.. and to give you an idea of customs charges... I just picked up my headlights, ETD and GMPP Exhaust from UPS. almost $300 in customs. Declared value I guess was in total around $1000?? So beware, your bum will hurt.. haha
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Originally Posted by oldsskool
Do SS/SC rims fit the SS N/A? May be a stupid question... but I thought our bolt patterns were different...
Oh ya.. and to give you an idea of customs charges... I just picked up my headlights, ETD and GMPP Exhaust from UPS. almost $300 in customs. Declared value I guess was in total around $1000?? So beware, your bum will hurt.. haha
Oh ya.. and to give you an idea of customs charges... I just picked up my headlights, ETD and GMPP Exhaust from UPS. almost $300 in customs. Declared value I guess was in total around $1000?? So beware, your bum will hurt.. haha
It is the same bolt pattern
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Standard pallet rates for LA - TO is $300-350 + fuel surcharge. Now if you are a volume shipper, or you work for a company that is, you may get better pricing trough Yellow/Roadway Express. You may also have your company/employer make a declaration to Canada Customs on you behalf. If you need any help call me, I'm in Montreal and this is my business. I'll PM you the details.
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