If you get them shipped to a border UPS store, try to track them and pick them up soon after they arrive. Some (perhaps all???) UPS stores charge a $5 fee to receive tires and then add a storage fee if they are in the store over a week. At least some of the UPS stores that charge these fees will waive the fee if you maintain a delivery box at the store. It might be worth setting up a box for whatever the minimum term is, just to avoid the receiving and storage fees if you think you won't be able to pick the tires up promptly.
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12-04-12, 14:06
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