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Importing wheel from UK

JAMES VTI S · 2017-09-02 07:00:40

What's the best was to import wheels from the UK without them getting damaged. Any seller I've asked don't want to send over seas for some reason.

02-09-2017 7:00am

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JAMES VTI S

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What's the best was to import wheels from the UK without them getting damaged. Any seller I've asked don't want to send over seas for some reason.

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#2 02-09-2017 8:09am

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JAMES VTI S wrote: »

What's the best was to import wheels from the UK without them getting damaged. Any seller I've asked don't want to send over seas for some reason.

If they're new wheels they'll be in boxes and so won't get damaged.

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#3 02-09-2017 8:18am

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Sorry they are used wheels/tyres (14' BBS for an mx5)

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#4 02-09-2017 8:25am

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Sort your own carrier to pick them up.

I sent wheels to the UK before, covered each one in bubble wrap, layers of cardboard and strapped them to a pallet.

If they'll wrap them for you then you can organise a courier to collect them.

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#5 02-09-2017 3:24pm

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That's good thinking, most of these will need a refurbishment anyway so not worried about being mint.

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