mark in boonville ny
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is there a way to ship some tractor tires tires that somebody is interested in. if there is i figure it would cost alot.
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MSJ from MN
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You can send them ups.
omahagreg
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I did not deliver any tractor tires, but, when I drove for FedEx Home, I delivered 3 monster truck tires to one guy. He was FURIOUS, as I did not deliver 4 tires to him. I suggested that the single would more than likely be along the next day, and it was. He did not answer the door the second day, not sure if he was gone, or just did not want to talk!!!
Uncle Ernice
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Yep! Just tape a label to them and ship away!
> You would not want to ship anything as large as a tractor tire by ups
I'm not really sure about UPS, but I assume it's just like FedEx. If you have to ship something over 50? pounds they ship it with a separate fleet. Every time I had something heavy delivered (engine, tires, etc.) they come in the same style box truck, but it has a tommy lift on the back that they unload with. The first time I was worried it was going to come on a flat truck and they would not be able to turn around at my place, but they seem to have it all figured out.
I'm not really sure about UPS, but I assume it's just like FedEx. If you have to ship something over 50? pounds they ship it with a separate fleet. Every time I had something heavy delivered (engine, tires, etc.) they come in the same style box truck, but it has a tommy lift on the back that they unload with. The first time I was worried it was going to come on a flat truck and they would not be able to turn around at my place, but they seem to have it all figured out.
Anonymous-0
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Miller Tire shipped two 9:00x24 to me thru the
USPS. They sure were surprised at the post office
USPS. They sure were surprised at the post office
I had one 13.6 x 28 rear & 2 750-16 tires shipped from Ohio to Wa state. Came regular UPS with front tires taped together. All on the same truck, shipping labels taped on. Very reasonable cost.
http://www.millertire.com/
http://www.millertire.com/
Fordfarmer
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Try the Hauling Schedule on the left side of the screen on this site. Has helped me out several times, very reasonable prices.
mark in boonville ny
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would it make any difference if they were 18.4x38 already on rims. they would be going from cny to ma. were would you get them weighed or do you just have the delivery truck come nd pick them up when you contact them. thanks for the advice so far.
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