MBS Dipstick Available soon?

[giovanni1]

Hi all, I want to change the tranny fluid in my 2019 XLT. But before I start I wanted to install the MBS dipstick upgrade. The site says that they are all sold out. Any ideas on if it will be available soon or where else I can get one?

Thanks!

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[TJC]

Send a private message to fitzmotor asking him when his next batch will be ready.

You'll want the MBS stick. It is worth the short wait. And it is as close to an OEM dip stick as you could ever hope for. Quality is unmatched.

 

[Fitzmotor]

I just sold out yesterday evening, I'm in the middle of a batch now, I will have them up on the website Tomorrow!

Thanks for your interest!

Mike

 

[giovanni1]

Thanks a bunch!! I will keep an eye out.

 

[giovanni1]

I am in Ontario, Canada. any idea what shipping here would cost on top of the $300CAD?

 

[Fitzmotor]

I am in Ontario, Canada. any idea what shipping here would cost on top of the $300CAD?

Hey John,

I'm sorry to say I no longer ship to Canada, apparently I have new restrictions, Canada now mandates I get a sellers permit and start paying sales tax in the Providence's I sell in.

They also had started holding the deliveries, making the customer pick them up at the post office and pay a $45-50 tariff.

I really wish I could sell you one! Unless you have someone here who I could ship it to, then they could ship it to you as a personal shipment, that's poor choice as you have to pay shipping twice.
If you go this route, let me know before you place the order.

I wish I had a better answer for you!

 

[giovanni1]

ARGHH!!. I assume that you cant send it as a 'Personal item'? Not to put any responsibility on you but just checking.

 

[ScarzRanger21(2.0)]

ARGHH!!. I assume that you cant send it as a 'Personal item'? Not to put any responsibility on you but just checking.

General Thresholds and Exemptions

• • Gifts ($60 or less): If a friend or family member mails you a personal gift worth $60 or less, you do not have to pay duty or taxes. It must include a note stating it is a gift.
  • Regular Items / General Goods ($20 or less): For non-gift items or general mail, items valued at $20 or less are generally exempt from regular duties and taxes.
  • Items over $20 up to $150: If the item is worth more than $20, you will typically owe the federal 5% Goods and Services Tax (GST) plus any applicable provincial sales taxes, even if it is duty-free under trade agreements.
  • Higher-Value or Commercial Shipments: Packages valued over $150 or commercial shipments can incur standard customs duties, sales taxes, and counter-tariffs depending on the product and where it was manufactured.

 

[giovanni1]

Oh well, I tried.

 

[Fitzmotor]

The website will not allow me to ship it until I meet the requirements, as well as, I do not have any input on the type of shipping, or how it is categorized.
They handle everything, including the customs documents.

I sure wish I had a better answer for you!

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