Put them on a vehicle and drive them.johnAtRFD9602 wrote: ↑ Any suggestions on how to move them cost effectively?
I’m also thinking of just selling them. I’d rather keep them if I could.
Not anymore for Canada. Greyhoud domestic routes no longer exist in Canada due to drop in ridership. They stopped all Western Canada routes about 3 years ago(Oct 2018). Ontario and Quebec domestic routes stopped just before the summer of this year(May 2021).
Great info, thank you!bubuski wrote: ↑ Late 2019 I got a set of wheels and tires shipped from Alberta to Ontario and it was about $400-500 with packaging and FedEx. FedEx was the cheapest at the time when compared to UPS, Purolator and CanadaPost.
Last summer UPS was the cheapest for wheels only at $180 from Quebec to Ontario.
Not anymore for Canada. Greyhoud domestic routes no longer exist in Canada due to drop in ridership. They stopped all Western Canada routes about 3 years ago(Oct 2018). Ontario and Quebec domestic routes stopped just before the summer of this year(May 2021).
Any Greyhoud bus you see on our roads is doing cross-border transit. They now only operate from Vancouver to Seattle, Toronto to Buffalo, Montreal to Boston or NY,
Not any more....
