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The auto parts industry is learning less-than-truckload (LTL) through uShip is the faster, better way to ship tires and wheels, and you’re just in time to get ahead of the curve. With competitive less-than-truckload pricing, direct carrier access, invoice audits, competitive premiums as low as $50, and volume discounts, you’ll leave your competition behind. We are your single source for auto parts and tire shipping. Get instant, competitive rates from dozens of LTL carriers. uShip’s dedicated team also acts as a single point of contact, ready to help at any step of the way. Check out this video to learn more about the car parts shipping process with uShip.

Shipping Wheels and Tires

 

Whether a tire manufacturer, or a dealership, or an auto service shop, you need a way to move tires and wheels. As with any car parts shipment, it can be difficult to find a carrier who can handle this kind of unique shipment, and if you do find that carrier, they can charge quite a bit for their services. Spend too much on shipping, and you can find yourself losing money on your sale, or having to charge your customer more money.

Shipping Tires to Customer Expectations

 

Communication is an important part to a successful shipment and customer transaction. It’s important to be updated and to be able to update your customers on the progress of the tire shipment. Working with a carrier who is capable of sharing tracking with you is an important part of success. You would also want to be sure the carrier has experience in shipping tires and wheels. If you have more than one tire shipment coming in or going out, you want a tool that helps you keep track of all your shipments and allows you to organize your freight. To maintain your bottom line, you definitely want to work toward a rewarding shipping experience, while finding the cheapest way to ship tires.

Shipping Tires to Customer Expectations

 

Communication is an important part to a successful shipment and customer transaction. It’s important to be updated and to be able to update your customers on the progress of the tire shipment. Working with a carrier who is capable of sharing tracking with you is an important part of success. You would also want to be sure the carrier has experience in shipping tires and wheels. If you have more than one tire shipment coming in or going out, you want a tool that helps you keep track of all your shipments and allows you to organize your freight. To maintain your bottom line, you definitely want to work toward a rewarding shipping experience, while finding the cheapest way to ship tires.

How Much Does it Cost to Ship Tires?

 

High volume shippers can load their existing rates onto uShip through My Contract Rates, or can get uShip’s help securing negotiated rates with LTL carriers through My Custom Rates. Either way, you’ll get rates that compare to or beat rates you’ve been getting through brokers. The average cost to transport tires depends on the distance and the specifications of the parts, including size, weight, and packaging. On average, it costs $1.36 per mile to transport car parts less than 100 miles, but costs $0.28 per mile to transport car parts less than 1000 miles. Take a look at our cost to ship tires page. There, you will get insight into what the costs look like when it comes to shipping tires and view shipping transactions completed through the uShip marketplace.

How Does uShip Work?

 

On uShip, 30+ top national and regional LTL carriers go head-to-head with their competitive rates, service levels, and past customer reviews so you can compare all in one place. Unlike brokers, we’re also transparent about our service fees. At uShip, we audit every single invoice. This means that if an invoice arrives for less than you were quoted and paid up front, uShip will credit the difference to your account. We’ll even fight unfair rebills and help process partial or full refund if a carrier misses a guaranteed service delivery date. uShip backs its industry-leading shipping platform with real human beings. This means you not only get the latest mobile app technology, but you also have a single point of contact for dispute mediation, missed pickup assistance, insurance claim support, erroneous rebill settlement, and invoice auditing and account credits.

uShip Makes Shipping Tires Easy

 

With uShip, we provide our signature uShip Tracking, which allows you to see and share where your tire shipment is located at any given time. You can then feel confident in communicating with your customer; helping them feel secure in the process, and improving their trust in you as a company. Access to a support team that specialized in shipping tires provides solutions for you and our instant rate carriers, like FedEx, UPS and DHL. Their support assures a smooth delivery. With our proven track record of the lowest rates in tire shipments, you know you’re getting the highest quality carriers at the lowest shipping rates.

uShip Makes Shipping Tires Easy

 

With uShip, we provide our signature uShip Tracking, which allows you to see and share where your tire shipment is located at any given time. You can then feel confident in communicating with your customer; helping them feel secure in the process, and improving their trust in you as a company. Access to a support team that specialized in shipping tires provides solutions for you and our instant rate carriers, like FedEx, UPS and DHL. Their support assures a smooth delivery. With our proven track record of the lowest rates in tire shipments, you know you’re getting the highest quality carriers at the lowest shipping rates.

How to Ship Tires

 

    • 1. Take Photos of Your Tires: Wheels and tires can easily show flaws in aesthetic, including dings, dents, bends. You’ll want to take photos of your tires before they are shipped, just in case.

 

    • 2. Packaging Multiple Tires for Shipping: There are a couple of options when it comes to packaging your tires. You can put the tires in cardboard boxes or on a pallet. If you are using cardboard, make sure it is strong enough to handle the loading and offloading. You may also want to gather some foam or bubble wrap for extra protection, and packing peanuts to fill the space between tires and cardboard. If you’re palletizing the tires, be sure to secure them by banding and stretchwrapping the shipment.

 

  • 3. Choosing a Service Provider It’s important to be able to trust your service provider. uShip makes it easy to have full access and communication with your carrier, and our support team as well. The carriers we work with are each reliable, and our service in convenient for both you and your customer. Our partnered carriers are providing uShip their lowest rates possible for your freight. This all ensures a transparent and cost effective tire shipping experience.

Insure Your Tire Shipment

 

The carriers on uShip are professionals, but adding another level of protection for your shipment and a great customer experience couldn’t hurt. With low premiums ad deductibles as low as $50 on most shipments, uShip makes it easy to provide additional protection to your tires shipping should something happen. To learn more about uShip’s cargo insurance options, click here.

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