Posted by John in La on December 04, 2013 at 19:13:13 from (96.33.136.54):
In Reply to: shipping huge tires posted by ironandsteel on December 04, 2013 at 17:56:46:
Tires without a rim are class 77.5 The trucking company will rate the haul on this class; the weight of the entire shipment including the pallet; and the lane your freight will travel. In other words a pallet going from Fla to Az will not be the same price as Az to Fla.
While you can call a LTL line direct you will most likely get a better price from a place like Unishippers or freightquote because of their deep discounts. The quote will only cover dock to dock delivery. Anything like liftgate; limited access (farm; residential; ect) appointments; not home at time of delivery so have to re-deliver; will add big time to the cost. Sometimes the extra fees cost more than the trucking. So dropping off or picking up at the LTL dock; or having it shipped to your (or friends) place of work is best.
Tires can ship loose if you choose saving you cost on pallet weight.
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