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.

 

Likely want to use a freight company.

 

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?

 

i say give ups a call and they will give you the best way too do it, and the price...

 

Yellow Pages. Freight or Shipping headings. Most big courier companies are also able to ship through freight companies.

 

Wont UPS bend me over with duty and stuff when it arrives at my place?

 

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

 

im not sure.
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...

 

It will come out cheaper that way? Sending one at a time?

 

Well no i mean just make sure they packed in seperate boxes like no 2 rim/tire in a box.

 

Je comprende

 

yea you dont want two or more rims in one box there get KILLED

 

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

 

It is the same bolt pattern

 

You can order your parts from us, and we have incredible shipping rates and brokerage is $35.00 flat regardless

 

Not if the person packing them has any sence at all

 

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.