Courier for sending wheels ?

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CosmosblueMR2
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Courier for sending wheels ?

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Hi..
anyone know of a reputable courrier for sending wheels ? - also how much is the likely cost ? - (they will have tyres on them too)

so will be a big parcel or 2 as they are 17 x 8 and 9J + tyres


appreciate any info / advice.


thanks v much.
Car now Sold :cry: damn 5th Lumber Disc !
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Re: Courier for sending wheels ?

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If that fails Interlink Express have successfully sent wheels and collected them for me before.
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mrmike
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Courier for sending wheels

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Don't use DHL (Drop it Heave it Loose it) if you want them to arrive in any sort of roadworthy condition. Trust me I work for them

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hicks
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parcelforce seem pretty good. you can ring them for a quote you just need the weight. when they deliver my wheels to me they were the next day and only charged £40
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Id say ULS used them for mine!
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