Reply With Quote£6.77 with UPS
go via www.parcel2go.com :-)
I have just changed the front calipers on my 3.2 Carrera and need to send the old ones back to the brake specialist I got the exchange ones from.
The parcel will weigh about 9kg and measure 33cmx18cmx25cm.
What postal or courier service would you recommend, bearing in mind I want to keep cost to a minimum?
Cheers
Alan
£6.77 with UPS
go via www.parcel2go.com :-)
Check out a parcel broker like Parcel2go, Interparcel or similar, enter the details get prices.
I guess it depends on insurance (if needed) but I generally go with UPS via a broker.
Cheers,
Neil.
I have used Hermes in the past, but a nagging doubt tells me they have limits on certain items, I believe car parts are one of them. I recently sent some motorcycle exhausts and ended up using parcel force 48 hr second class. £12 iirc.
The £7 UPS overnight via P2G is an absolute bargain, will quickly ramp up though if you want insurance.
15kg insured to £900 is £43 for example, still pretty good.
Drop off at a local corner shop too, easy.
Perfect, thanks guys
I used to use collect plus for heavy parcels but won't after they smashed a sound bar and then spent about a month and twenty emails to weasel their way out of paying out £25 glad it wasn't somthing worth hundreds of pounds
I generally use DPD. It’s 7.19 up to 20kg (approx as I don’t think they actually weigh anything) and insured up to £50.
There are options for increased cover at additional cost.
Not quite as cheap as UPS above but very convenient for me.
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