For many shippers, the FedEx oversize charge is an unavoidable shipping expense. Many shippers are unaware of these charges until they appear on a FedEx invoice. Let's look at the definition of the FedEx oversize charge, its price, and the FedEx peak-season oversize charges. In addition to understanding these changes, we will help mitigate the cost impact and demonstrate how Refund Retriever's reports can help identify your issues.

What is a FedEx Oversize Charge Package?

A FedEx oversize charge applies to any package that exceeds 96 inches in length or 130 inches in length and girth. The rating will be based on the greater of the package's actual rounded or dimensional weight, subject to a minimum billable weight of 90 pounds.

• Exceed 96 inches in length,
• 130 inches in length and girth,
• greater than 17,280 cubic inches, or
• actual weight greater than 110 lbs.

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