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T5 wheel and tyre import duties/pitfalls

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  • T5 wheel and tyre import duties/pitfalls

    Hi all,

    See my other posts but we are emigrating to Melbourne at the end of September. I am thinking about sending my wheels which I've had on my T5 here in the uk over to Aus . They look like new and would have new tyres fitted prior to shipping, I also have a courier lined up who can do a door to door service.

    My first question is am I likely to incur any import duty on them? Second one is any experience or thoughts comments on this subject much appreciated.

    Cheers,

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    If you have owned them for over 12 months it there should not be any duties , the freight must be a bit of a killer as the weight and volume would mean they would have to come by sea . Not sure about the tyres as each country have different standards , yeah Australia seems to have separate rules to other countries so you may need to check for comparable standards . My mate imported Toyota Tundra Brand
    new from the US had 5 kays on it and they made him change the tyres what a joke , seems the yanks are happy with whatever Toyota fitted but not good enough for our local bureaucrats .

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