The maximum size for a package to be shipped via USPS is 130 inches in combined length and girth. However, the maximum weight allowed for a package is 70 pounds. It’s important to keep in mind that larger and heavier packages may incur additional fees. It’s best to check with your local USPS office or use their online shipping calculator to determine the specific requirements for your package.
1. What are the size restrictions for shipping a package via USPS?
– The maximum size for a package to be shipped via USPS is 108 inches in combined length and girth. The maximum weight is 70 pounds.
2. Can I ship a large box through USPS?
– Yes, you can ship a large box through USPS as long as it meets the size and weight restrictions. If the box exceeds the maximum size or weight, you may need to use a different shipping carrier or consider alternative shipping options.
3. How do I determine the size of the box I can ship through USPS?
– To determine the size of the box you can ship through USPS, measure the length, width, and height of the box and add the measurements together. If the total is less than 108 inches and the weight is less than 70 pounds, it can be shipped through USPS.