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Wee bit of advice. sending a wheel
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 9:36 pm
by 318isPMK
Hello all,
Can anyone recommend a courrier Birmingham to Glasgow for a wheel or two??
Thanks in advance.
Paul
07825654531
Re: Wee bit of advice. sending a wheel
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 9:45 pm
by TDSCHRIS
Not sure if there's one local but I used to sell alot of wheels and use interlink express
Re: Wee bit of advice. sending a wheel
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 9:51 pm
by dough
parcels2go.com, very reasonable and very reliable, collect and delivery
Re: Wee bit of advice. sending a wheel
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 9:55 pm
by adit
Re: Wee bit of advice. sending a wheel
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 10:12 pm
by verde
dough wrote:parcels2go.com, very reasonable and very reliable, collect and delivery
Dont get me started on parcel2go. Do not use them redcar will vouch. Use paisley freight
Re: Wee bit of advice. sending a wheel
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 10:21 pm
by 318isPMK
Thanks muchly!
I had a slow puncture so I thought spent 70 quid on a new tyre and it transpires its corrosion on the inner lip of the wheel.
Just found out the Event tyres that looked quite good on my car (came with them) are really shit so looking for what suits.
So im £70 down needing a new alloy and been advised to get them off my car.... Im gonnae jack this car buying lark and take someone on here's advice and get a corsa straight from uncle arnold lol.
Not quite but im getting there.
Hope everyone's turds are good
Re: Wee bit of advice. sending a wheel
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 10:21 pm
by dough
verde wrote:dough wrote:parcels2go.com, very reasonable and very reliable, collect and delivery
Dont get me started on parcel2go. Do not use them redcar will vouch. Use paisley freight
never had a problem with them, and ive used them a lot, thay are only a subby
Re: Wee bit of advice. sending a wheel
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 11:30 pm
by verde
dough wrote:verde wrote:dough wrote:parcels2go.com, very reasonable and very reliable, collect and delivery
Dont get me started on parcel2go. Do not use them redcar will vouch. Use paisley freight
never had a problem with them, and ive used them a lot, thay are only a subby
Sent 5 parcels with em...had to phone up atleast 3 times.....per parcel. Was told 24 hour delivery was not guaranteed even though I had to pay for it was told I wouldnt get a refund. Was offered a shitty voucher for compensation. Joke of a company
Re: Wee bit of advice. sending a wheel
Posted: Mon Sep 10, 2012 1:38 am
by bab-91
In fairness Verde you live in the wilderness. Their first 2 attempts at delivering your packages resulted in burly men wearing dresses hacking the drivers to death.
Re: Wee bit of advice. sending a wheel
Posted: Mon Sep 10, 2012 9:05 am
by hennared323i
bab-91 wrote:In fairness Verde you live in the wilderness. Their first 2 attempts at delivering your packages resulted in burly men wearing dresses hacking the drivers to death.
He lives in fekin Huntly FCS - hardly the end of the earth
If you use parcel2go then make sure you don't buy a Yodel service. TNT etc are all fine