Appliances Shipping Cost from Springfield, Illinois to Mexico City

Hey! It went fine, the best option is UPS, since they have shipping points and logistics center all through Mexico, so it's way safer than usps which uses mexicos public service once it arrives.

Yes, you can absolutely ship from the U.S. to Mexico using major carriers like USPS, FedEx, UPS, and DHL, but it involves customs forms, specific documentation, and potentially duties/taxes, with costs and speeds varying by service, from fast express (1-3 days) to slower economy options (weeks). For personal items, expect more complex processes than domestic shipping, requiring detailed descriptions and potentially specific permits, so using a freight forwarder or customs broker is often recommended for smoother freight.

To ship a washer and dryer, you need to prepare it by cleaning, disconnecting utilities, and securing the drum (especially for washers with shipping bolts ), then protect it with blankets/foam, and finally arrange shipping via a specialized LTL freight carrier or marketplace like uShip, ensuring it's crated or palletized, strapped securely, and clearly labeled for safe, cost-effective transport, often as Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) freight.