wheel couriers

[istoo]

Can anyone recommend me a wheel courier for a pickup in Morpeth to NE scotland. Ideally weekend pickup or weekday would do worst case.

To add, a well known courier with a Scottish town name in their name have failed to collect twice in a row. They had been great in the past but not even interested to know they have screwed this up. I have also used Shiply but they too have also failed to collect.

So, someone that isnt two of the above please!

[bikerPaul]

DPD?

I've used them in the past for wheels and tyres and they've been great.

[monthefish]

I, too, have been disapointed by a Wheel Courier with a Scottish Town in its name. I see a pattern emerging...

[Davie]

Ahhh yes, that town near Glasgow...

Used them numerous times and only had one issue where one wheel went missing en route so three were delivered - how that didn't strike the courier driver as weird or how they missed the "1 of 4, 2 of 4 etc clearly marked on each wheel, I'll never know. Missing wheel was delivered within 24hrs but with minor damage - again how, I'll never know as it was wrapped but they had to unwrap it to identify it (?) so I assume itw as then dropped on its face. They refunded the delivery cost as a goodwill.

I'd use them again though.

[Ibiza125]

That town named one, or TNT, as that is who the town named courier uses, but you miss out the middle man!

[BillyWhizz888]

I've used paisley freight. There I said it
Several times and had no problem

I even left full interior behind house when I was out and happy enough to take it all
And deliver

[istoo]

cheers

I have had two reasons for non-collection from that courier, the second is laughably bad. Highly likely whomever is the agent/driver for that area.

DPD and TNT I will try. Thanks folks!

Yon has historically have been good for me, collected all sorts from weird places; a diff, exhaust system, wings, bonnets, full interior all no problem. But the collection address, someone has taken two consecutive Fridays off work and courier not showed. I would be somewhat annoyed too. Thus the current problem.

[mph1977]

most of the usual players will transport wheels etc - the parcel companies will want them wrapped and labelled as a consignment of however many pieces , the pallet couriers will want them secured on a pallet or 'skate' ...