kbatl

MSTACH

You can negotiate parts that don't fit inside the car .
I paid $200 more for 2 sets of wheels, few boxes and front bumper.
CA ~ CT

Kein_Ersatz

UShip.com, make it part of quote request. Check with racers heading to PCA Club Race at Road Atlanta from the area/region the car/gear is in, many may have extra space to "rent" to underwrite their haul expense to the race in mid April.

AudiOn19s

Same

russell263

It also can depend on what form of transport you are getting. When I had my car shipped via enclosed trailer, the driver was driving straight through (no risk of theft) and put the spare wheels in the bed of his pick up.

dogger15

Cory M

Exactly. We've done this a few times. Assuming it's a closed transporter it should be no big deal to pay a little extra to carry the spares. Usually you try to fit the boxes of parts in the car on the passenger side to reduce the load.

If you can't do that costs about $200 to ship a set of wheels and tires UPS - do it in bundles of 2 tires to reduce cost. The bumper is a pain due to size, I usually ship those with Greyhound but finding a box can be challenging.

93 FireHawk 968

I've had the ability to ship extra wheels and parts as long as it's disclosed upfront and additional fee agreed on. I've always used enclosed and confirmed company, driver and my items are insured via copy of insurance and my calling to verify.

kbatl

Thanks all. Sounds like enclosed trailer and asking about extra items is the way to go.

Kevin

drsrock

Where is the car coming from?

kbatl

It would be Milwaukee to Atlanta.

Kevin

Coochas

I used Intercity to haul a 240Z from WI to MA. The car came with two boxes of parts and a set of extra wheels (and a model car 240Z). I simply told Intercity about the extras and it was no problem for them to transport. I should add that I don't recall the charge for this (if any).

LuigiVampa

You can also look for a LTL (less than truck load) freight hauler. It takes forever but it is cheap.