Postage & Delivery

Wild Wagon delivers New Zealand wide & internationally. We are unfortunately unable to ship to PO Box addresses. Please ensure you provide a physical residential or business address with your order to assist with prompt shipping.

Standard New Zealand Delivery – FREE
1-2 working days, please allow an extra day for rural or South Island delivery.

Due to COVID19 some shipments will take longer than expected to arrive.

International Delivery

Australian Orders – $30 flat rate
International Orders – $35 flat rate

Deliveries made internationally can arrive between 5-10 business days, depending on zone. International deliveries require a signature upon delivery. Please indicate your daytime address to ensure it is signed for upon delivery.

Orders placed with Wild Wagon will be processed with standard working hours Monday to Friday. Any orders received outside of these times will be processed on the next working day. Every effort is made to have your items delivered within the specified windows.

If you have any questions regarding shipping rates, delivery timeframes, or if you need assistance in tracking your order, please email us at info@wildwagon.co.nz

Currency

All product prices indicated and payments are in NZD dollar currency. All prices are GST inclusive.

Taxes and duties

All orders are shipped on a DDU (Delivery Duty Unpaid) bases, meaning your order may be subject to local taxes and/or import duties, which are levied by your local customs authority. Product prices are displayed exclusive of all taxes and duties. We are unable to calculate the exact amount of duties and taxes your order will incur, as these charges are imposed directly by the country shipping to.

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