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Daleo Grand Master

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I just received some part through Import Monster, and they use; http://www.transdirect.com.au/

I did a simulated quote on something I've had quoted before; HEAPS cheaper.

Perhaps the monster knows something?

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I just received some part through Import Monster, and they use; http://www.transdirect.com.au/

I did a simulated quote on something I've had quoted before; HEAPS cheaper.

Perhaps the monster knows something?

Hmm I just did a quote on a set of 19" rim with tyres from ADL to MEL, E-GO was a good $25 cheaper...

Transdirect's quote did include "Transit warranty" though...

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I used E-Go to ship some coil-overs to NSW recently. Took nearly 2 weeks (depot to depot) and customer service was absolutely atrocious. However, I used Fastway to ship brand new rims from NSW to Melb last year. It was sent 2pm the previous day and I received them at exactly 10am the following morning.

darrinspencer Grand Master

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I am currently using e-go for my online sales and about to drop them

They are cheaper, but upto 10 days is not good enough when they quote 1-3 days

Going back to transdirect. Never had a problem with but they are a little bit more expensive but worth it.

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