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  • Posting a wheel
  • verses
    Full Member

    I need to post a wheel for some warranty work but could use some courier advice.

    Looking at Royal Mail’s Price checker it only goes up to “Medium Parcel” which isn’t going to be big enough (61cm x 46cm x 46cm).

    Does anyone know what the next level of service would be or is there another reliable courier I should use?

    stevied
    Free Member

    ipostparcels are pretty good, used them a few times now. IIRC wheel sized items go by ParcelFarce.

    vanilla83
    Free Member

    myhermes are great. There’s a 25% off code floating around the ‘net for first time users too.

    verses
    Full Member

    Thanks for those myhermes is looking good 🙂

    jairaj
    Full Member

    I once posted 2 wheels in one big box via parcel force. cost something like £18 including insurance for at least £250.

    plyphon
    Free Member

    Collectt+ are good too and have taken two wheels from me no dramas

    breatheeasy
    Free Member

    re the Post Office you’ll be looking at their Parcelforce service as anything over the size of a small thimble isn’t in their “improved for the customer” parcel sizings, so immediately looking at £13+ before any insurance etc.

    MS
    Free Member

    I used parcel monkey who sent it by city link. Depends how much the wheel is worth but for £200 insurance value I was £12 for next day delivery.

    Deveron53
    Free Member

    I have used Pharos Parcels and Collectplus. Pharos use UPS.

    umop3pisdn
    Free Member

    Senditnow.com,cheaper than everything else suggested and have worked fine for me half a dozen times

    IanW
    Free Member

    I couldnt get a pair of wheels in a box MyHermes would carry, one wheel may sneak in the limit.

    In the end I used Parcelforce £13 insured.

    MS
    Free Member

    Senditnow.com,cheaper than everything else suggested and have worked fine for me half a dozen times

    No they are not! Slightly dearer than I paid through parcel monkey…

    soops
    Free Member

    I posted a wheel today 2nd class recorded for £8.83.

    MS
    Free Member

    I posted a wheel today 2nd class recorded for £8.83.

    Your only covered up to £20 or so aren’t you?

    verses
    Full Member

    Played “safe” and went with Parcel Force in the end, about £13 for 48hr delivery including £200 insurance.

    Thanks for the pointers and suggestions 🙂

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