Appliances Shipping Cost from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to Arlington, Texas

Shipping a 300 lb package costs a significant amount, generally ranging from under $200 to over $1,000, depending heavily on distance (local vs. interstate), carrier ( UPS / FedEx vs. freight), speed (ground vs. overnight), and using discount platforms like PirateShip, with rates potentially starting around $135-$160 for ground and increasing for faster/longer shipments. USPS can't handle items this heavy, so it's often UPS, FedEx, or LTL (Less-Than-Truckload) freight carriers.

The cheapest way to ship 50 lbs depends on distance and speed, but generally, FedEx Ground or UPS Ground are strong contenders for standard service, while using online platforms like <<!Pirate Ship>> can offer significant discounts on these carriers; for short distances or if it fits, ** Ground Advantage** or <<!Flat Rate>> boxes are great, but for heavy items over a few pounds, FedEx/UPS often beat variable USPS rates, especially with online discounts or if using their own flat-rate boxes (if size fits).

The cheapest way to ship large items often involves using freight brokers (like Shiply for one-offs) for big/heavy things, LTL carriers (like FedEx Freight/UPS Freight) for boxed items, or third-party shipping sites (Pirate Ship/Easyship) to get discounted ground rates from USPS/UPS/FedEx, focusing on minimizing dimensional weight (DIM) by using the smallest box possible and considering freight options for over 70 lbs.