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Anyone know how to Post a Tyre.......

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barnhill4x4:
parcels2go.com or is it parcel2go.com ?
  Anyway, they are pretty good and run by DHL, they will collect from you as well, book it all online and pay with paypal so no waiting for the money to clear from ebay sales.
  As for packing, just stick a label on, there is no need for anything else! You could wrap in cling film as above if you like and that would halp to hold the label on

muddyjames:

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I have one for sale on ebay and I don't want to have to lug it to my local post officer all wrapped in brown paper! LOL

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Stop being lazy!!! :wink: this is why the small post offices are closing down :lol:


--- Quote from: "Range Rover Blues" ---Why do you need to wrap them up, I was going to sell some on flea bay and just wrap the address round on a band or cardboard.  Easier for the postie to carry :D
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Dont have to wrap them up but posties dont like getting dirty hands :lol:

I delivered 4 bmw tyres on rims once to a house and it was great as it put some weight over the rear wheels of the rubbish ldv van that just spun its wheels everywhere without trying. I was very thankful, to the chap who ordered them. :lol:

Boggert:

--- Quote from: "muddyjames" ---
--- Quote from: "Boggert" ---
I have one for sale on ebay and I don't want to have to lug it to my local post officer all wrapped in brown paper! LOL

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Stop being lazy!!! :wink: this is why the small post offices are closing down :lol:

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I took it to the village post office, after everyone stopped laughing, they said they could not accept it as it was too big! so I tried... :lol:

Keri:
dfds and parcelforce will usually wrap them and crate them on collection from your address, they will also label them up as well.

Onan The Barbarian:
I recently bought a set of alloys with mud tyres, on eBay... I used Palletways... £64 to get them from Kilmarnock to Exeter... they shrink-wrapped them onto a pallet.

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