[Will]

A few months ago I replaced my stock IRC's, with about 4500 miles, with Metzler WW's. The original tires are just taking up room in the shed, so I'm giving them to 1st reply who is willing to pick them up. They are in great shape; no cuts, scuffs, or uneven wear.

Anyone here want them?

 

[zooey]

Can't pick em up....but am willing to go $20 shipped....not trying to lo-ball or anything like that...

 

[Will]

zooey, I may be wrong, but I think it would cost more than $20 to ship a pair of tires. I just shipped a very small package to Texas business address; it only weiged half a pound, and the UPS charge was $9. I don't have any packaging material, so the time & expense would prohibit. Sorry.

 

[bikerdudec50t]

how much would it take for your time to ship? I am in Tennessee

 

[isobig]

You don't have to package a tire to ship it. I had them shipped to me with only a piece of cardboard taped around the tire with the shipping label on it. Saves on time and cost. Just putting that out there in case someone didn't know.

Good luck!

 

[meldooby]

UPS is much cheaper to a residence than a business.

 

[Umple Z]

UPS is much cheaper to a residence than a business.

The exact opposite is actually true... They discount shipments to (and from) businesses and commerical addresses as they are easier to find, they usually have someone available to receive and sign for packages during normal business hours, etc...

 

[TNrookie]

UPS is much cheaper to a residence than a business.

The exact opposite is actually true... They discount shipments to (and from) businesses and commerical addresses as they are easier to find, they usually have someone available to receive and sign for packages during normal business hours, etc...

Kinda what I thought. They slap you with a residential 'surcharge' for fighting off the dog, I guess.

 

[Will]

OK, I didn't know that the tire didn't have to be wrapped. I'll try to check with UPS tomorrow for the cost, after I weigh the tires. I'll post back here, and we'll take it from there.

And yes, UPS charges more for delivery to residence address, and one post said.

 

[Misunderstood]

Tires shipped to me 2 taped together. That's all.

 

[DeRider]

Will, I'm also in slower lower. If shipping doesn't work out to be economical for Bikerdude let me know and I can pick them up. My tires still have some miles left on them so I wouldn't want to jump in front of someone who needs them, but I've got room for them and I'm close by so I'm happy to be plan b.

 

[C50T2006]

If they get shipped wouldn't Zooey get forst crack at them??? :?

 

[Biker Principal]

If they get shipped wouldn't Zooey get forst crack at them??? :?

+1

 

[bikerdudec50t]

10-4 then me :lol:

 

[DeRider]

my bad... sorry zooey I missed yours when I read back over it

 

[Umple Z]

UPS is much cheaper to a residence than a business.

The exact opposite is actually true... They discount shipments to (and from) businesses and commerical addresses as they are easier to find, they usually have someone available to receive and sign for packages during normal business hours, etc...

Kinda what I thought. They slap you with a residential 'surcharge' for fighting off the dog, I guess.

Yep.. they need the extra cash for pepper spray and Milkbones..

 

[Will]

OK. zooey & bikerdude, what are your zip-codes? I'll post back the shipping charge; then you can decide if you want them.

 

[bikerdudec50t]

mine is 37821

 

[bikerdudec50t]

Anything yet? :idea:

 

[zooey]

I have already had to get tires....let whomever is next in line have a crack at them.