Freight / Courier Options

[Jap_Muscle]

Hi Guys,

had a look @ the FREIGHTS FAQ in the private sales thread, most people have recommended http://www.airroaddirect.com.au/ however when i did a simple quote on 4x 19" volk wheels i got quoted just over $400!!

Now ive never really sent anything this size before but people were saying they were paying as little as $60 for a set of 18" wheels to darwin!!!

if anyone can shed some light on what i can expect to realistically pay for a set of wheels that be great!! any recommendations on companies would be appreciated also.

Thanks

[NYTSKY]

Pack and Send are pretty good.

Depending where you are sending the wheels and if you pay for insurance, prices are around the $180-220 range.

[GTR-N1]

Hint: Depot to depot is a lot cheaper than from door to door.

Used Northline myself, but there are several others out there.

[Mr Eps]

contact aaron from importmonster? he'll give you a fair estimate

but yeah get em delivered to depot and pick em up ya lazy bugger

[mxfly]

www.e-go.com.au

I've used a ton of different couriers and by far, e-go is the cheapest and damn quick as well.

[griffonfamily]

www.e-go.com.au

I've used a ton of different couriers and by far, e-go is the cheapest and damn quick as well.

I got some 17's from Canberra to Melbourne door to door in a couple of days using Interparcel for 90 ish. E go are also good.

[Sir Lord Van Von Vader'ham]

i use Smart Send. good if you have to organise it yourself.

RB20 gearbox melb to canberra was $60

[Marko R1]

www.e-go.com.au

I've used a ton of different couriers and by far, e-go is the cheapest and damn quick as well.

i just used e-go as well, cheapest by far!