Appliances Shipping Cost from Denver, Colorado to La Paz

To ship from the U.S. to Mexico, choose a carrier (USPS, FedEx, UPS, DHL), prepare your package with detailed descriptions, fill out customs forms accurately (like the CN22/CN23), and ensure your items aren't restricted, using services like USPS Click-N-Ship or carrier online tools, with options ranging from budget (USPS First-Class) to fast (FedEx/DHL Express) for both small parcels and larger freight.

Shipping from Mexico to the U.S. varies greatly, with small packages by mail starting around $30-$60 (USPS Flat Rate) or by weight, while larger freight can range from $0.08/lb (rail) to $3.50/mile (truck), with air freight at $3-$6/kg, plus potential customs duties over $800 value. Costs depend on speed (days vs. weeks), weight, dimensions, carrier (DHL, FedEx, USPS), and if it's freight (LTL/FTL) or small parcel, with DHL and FedEx offering online quotes for accurate pricing.

States in the central U.S.— like Texas, Colorado, Nebraska and the Dakotas—fall within the four-day delivery range (shown in purple). The farthest regions, including California, Oregon and Arizona, plus parts of Nevada and New Mexico, take about five days (highlighted in orange).