Subject	UPS or FedEx, whatever is easiest for you.
Posted by	dogpile on July 07, 2011 at 1:53 PM
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In Reply To	Best way to ship one tire from Georgia to Indiana posted by hunterg on July 07, 2011 at 01:34 PM
Message	Print the shipping info on normal paper, then wrap it and the portion of tire under it completely in tape. So you'll use like 3 feet of tape or so depending on the tire width and how small your printed piece of paper is. I never had a problem shipping tires that way. I used to use UPS just because it was closer to the house I shipped from than a FedEx place.
Follow Ups	Best way to ship one tire from Georgia to Indiana - hunterg 13:34:06 07/07/11 UPS or FedEx, whatever is easiest for you. - dogpile 13:53:39 07/07/11 They won't provide a shipping lable for it? (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 14:17:04 07/07/11 Re: They won't provide a shipping lable for it? - supermario680 14:27:11 07/07/11 I'm going to call and ask again - hunterg 14:48:24 07/07/11 I hear this is relatively common with Continentals (n/m) - LJZTT 14:51:54 07/07/11 Sidewall damage or liberal warranty coverage? (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 15:05:12 07/07/11 Warranty coverage - they've always been good. - dogpile 15:17:30 07/07/11 I'm glad I bought the Contis. You get the hazard - hunterg 18:51:15 07/07/11 Yeah, Conti is really good about that warranty. - dogpile 11:11:47 07/08/11 I have heard from multiple unrelated sources that they have - LJZTT 16:09:27 07/07/11 TireRack will provide a shipping lable and schedule P/U - Gordo 93TT Daytona 15:08:45 07/07/11 Thanks for the tip! (n/m) - hunterg 18:51:50 07/07/11 unicycle courier (n/m) - vorpalZ 08:54:45 07/09/11
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