Shipping Companies

[thurmanmerman]

Its just a set of springs. Do i really need insurance?

[bubba]

I sent some tailights to canada using usps, didnt have a problem

[PSiedTSi]

USPS will be the cheapest to Canada.

[killer69penguin]

usps is cheapest but takes forever the cheapest that is most reliable would be ups, over something like fedex

[thurmanmerman]

Cambridge Ontario is where its going.

[KA-T_240]

ya i would put insurance on it. when selling stuff you should make the buy pay shipping anywase, lol.

Im glad i had insurance on one of the diffs. I bought. Somehow, the shipping company cracked the housing on it in 1/2.

[MisterCMK]

Watch out for the import/customs taxes or whatever.

[thurmanmerman]

MisterCMK;173380 wrote:
Watch out for the import/customs taxes or whatever.

That should be all on there end tho. I shouldn't have to pay anything to ship it.

[Colin]

I ship hundreds of things every year, for business and othewise. US Postal is the cheapest and most reliable way to send anything. I would Highly suggest them, especially in an international shipment.

[fanaticrockford]

USPS was the cheapest. I don't know anymore since there rate increase.
USPS is the way to go for international shipments though.

[integra_gsr98]

DHL to Canada is a good deal as well..