Freight Class for Steering Wheels

NMFC Classification Data

Visual Classification Analysis

This chart visualizes the NMFC density spectrum. The blue bar indicates the standard class assigned to Steering Wheels based on its typical shipping density.

Key Shipping Risks for Steering Wheels

Be aware of these 4 common risks when booking LTL freight.

• !Steering Wheels: High risk of structural deformation or surface scratching if subjected to top-loading by other freight.
• !Steering Wheels: Potential for carrier reclassification if dimensions are misstated or if improper crating leads to excess volume.
• !Steering Wheels: Fragility of internal electronic components or tactile materials prone to damage from vibration and shock.
• !Steering Wheels: High-value automotive parts are frequent targets for pilferage; improper concealment increases theft vulnerability.

Packaging Requirements (4 Steps)

Follow these steps exactly to avoid reclassification fees and damage claims.

1. 1For safe Steering Wheels transport: Suspend the steering wheel within a double-walled corrugated box using custom die-cut foam inserts for immobilization.
2. 2For safe Steering Wheels transport: Use a heavy-duty wooden crate for LTL shipments to prevent crushing and ensure stackability.
3. 3For safe Steering Wheels transport: Apply 'Do Not Stack' and 'Fragile' indicators on all four sides of the outer shipping container.
4. 4For safe Steering Wheels transport: Secure the container to a pallet using industrial-grade strapping and stretch wrap to prevent lateral movement.