Submitted by d_frost t3_y5vfox in jerseycity

I want to purchase a tv from BJs, but it won't fit in my car, the box is pretty large 68in by 39 in, any idea how i can get it home to the heights?

BJ's doesn't offer delivery, and the same TV is more expensive online.

Edit: I went with Task Rabbit, it was $35 for an hour

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[deleted] t1_islymmv wrote

UberXL

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d_frost OP t1_ismkeay wrote

It's not possible to check If the car is large enough ahead of time

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GoHuskies1984 t1_isnwsc4 wrote

Minivans and large SUVs will easily fit that TV. Check the rental companies and rent something like a Pacifica.

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_homegrown t1_ism3w13 wrote

Rent a van from home Depot at the Holland tunnel or U-Haul across the street for $20 or uberXL

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d_frost OP t1_ismkff9 wrote

Renting a van isn't a bad idea

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ltwtrower t1_ismd5g0 wrote

Some guy used a citi bike outside my spot to do this with a 50 inch one, I have pics

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kulgan t1_ismhyjx wrote

I want to see the pics.

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d_frost OP t1_ismkjjk wrote

It's a long ride from BJ's to the heights lol

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IamLars t1_ism8mml wrote

Task rabbit

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d_frost OP t1_ismkht9 wrote

Ohhh, i like this idea, i haven't used them before, but I'll look into it

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Connect_Choice_3042 t1_ism9wr9 wrote

Bjs has delivery! Free i think , 3-5 days if you can wait! But i never had luck with delivery of flat screens

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d_frost OP t1_ismm4zx wrote

From items purchased in the store? I asked an associate and they said they don't offer that.

You can order online and get it delivered, but the issue is, the tv is on sale in the store and not online

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The_GreatGonzy t1_isoaglx wrote

they don't offer it. They used to have a 3rd party delivery site but not anymore. There are apps you can download for delivery.

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oatmealparty t1_ismjkau wrote

Get a friend, get a dolly, hand truck, or belt straps and take the light rail. Or a bus if there is one.

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Glad_ds t1_ismz49a wrote

put the box on the roof of your car. Buy "racheting straps" from Harbor Freight (to secure it), and place a THIN mattress or a blanket between the roof and box, so it doesn't leave scratches. I have moved LOTS of things this way.

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d_frost OP t1_isnujvq wrote

OLED tvs aren't supposed to be put on their side, even when i side the box

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Glad_ds t1_isqyy8z wrote

Interesting. i wasn't aware fo that. Home Depot truck rental is your best choice then.

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