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Discussion in '360/430' started by Houston348, Aug 18, 2010.

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  1. Houston348

    Houston348 Formula 3

    Oct 18, 2006
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    #1 Houston348, Aug 18, 2010
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  2. Kipper

    Kipper Karting

    May 1, 2010
    103
    Australia
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    Kipper
    #2 Kipper, Aug 19, 2010
    I wish I lived in the US

    Could they be shipped to Aus easily?
     
  3. Houston348

    Houston348 Formula 3

    Oct 18, 2006
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    #3 Houston348, Aug 19, 2010
    I don't think Anything could be shipped to Aus easily! :D
     
  4. Turrrbo

    Turrrbo Rookie

    Aug 24, 2010
    5
    #4 Turrrbo, Aug 24, 2010
    Hi Jason,

    I am interested in the wheels and tires. What brand are the tires and do you have boxes to ship them in? I live in NY.

    Thanks,
    Jeff
     
  5. burnupZ06

    burnupZ06 Rookie

    Dec 10, 2008
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    #5 burnupZ06, Aug 24, 2010
    The tires are Michelin Pilot Sports.

    Can't tell the size...
     
  6. Oengus

    Oengus F1 World Champ
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    Sep 29, 2004
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    Chas
    #6 Oengus, Aug 25, 2010
    the size is stamped on the sidewall
     
  7. forgeahead

    forgeahead F1 Rookie
    Owner

    Sep 16, 2008
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    #7 forgeahead, Aug 25, 2010
    I have a friend who ships engines to Singapore. It is not hard and suprisingly reasonably priced.
     
  8. tazandjan

    tazandjan Three Time F1 World Champ
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    Jul 19, 2008
    39,191
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    Terry H Phillips
    #8 tazandjan, Aug 25, 2010
    Easy to ship to Australia. Wheels and tires do not need boxes for shipping. Use two layers of cardboard (or one very heavy) cut in circles larger than the wheel on either side of the wheel/tire with bubble wrap or foam between the cardboard and wheel (cover the tire with bubble wrap if you have enough). Next use wrapping tape to wrap from one side's circle to the other, completely covering the tire. That is the way the pros do it and I have sent out two sets of wheels/tires that way that arrived with no damage. Takes a while to wrap and unwrap, but cheap and efficient. Four big rolls of tape per set.

    Wheels alone, boxes are a good idea, with lots of bubble wrap.

    Taz
    Terry Phillips
     

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