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In the US, you can ship using Greyhound bus lines. I wouldn't recommend it for this scenario, but I know people that ship auto parts around this way. Ship up to
by ytjohn 6y ago
In the US, you can ship using Greyhound bus lines. I wouldn't recommend it for this scenario, but I know people that ship auto parts around this way. Ship up to 100lbs for some incredibly cheap rates.
http://www.shipgreyhound.com/ http://www.shipgreyhound.com/
- pxx 6y agoThis looks incredibly expensive and not competitive at all. Over $20 for a 1 lb package, over $60 for a 50 lb package from Oakland to Los Angeles and a quoted time of four days station to station. I can overnight a 50 lb package for $35, door to door, over that distance with the appropriate FedEx account and discounts. The ground service would cost me $30 without any discounts...
- flyingfences 6y agoIn my (limited) experience, the Greyhound shipping service becomes competitive when shipments are very bulky (like body parts) more so than when they are heavy.
- ip26 6y agoIt may be competing with freight, instead of fedex. Auto parts don't always fit in a Priority (Small) box.