Shipping vinyl in the summer heat


Is shipping vinyl to the desert safe? I live in Las Vegas and the average summer temperature is near 110 degrees. Most USPS and UPS trucks don’t have AC in the cargo areas.
vegasears
I live in Tucson - same weather. Have never had a problem with USPS (recommend Priority however) as long as the following steps are taken:

1. Use an LP media mailer (not 2 pieces of cardboard taped together!)

2. Take the record out of the cardboard album sleeve and lay it on top of the album cover (in its inner sleeve of course.) Place an additional piece of corrugated cardboard on the top and bottom of the "sandwich", and for maximuim stiffness, remember to orient the corrugations of the upper and lower cardboard stiffeners at 90 deg. to one another.

3. Crease the edges of the media mailer to fit the thickness of the record "sandwich" and tape securely with mylar packing tape (mylar won't stretch with heat.)

The name of the game is making the whole assembly stiff, and the thickness of the mailer box to just match the thickness of the "album sandwich" inside.

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Living in Tucson, I have decided not to order any lps in the summer. Even if the trucks are air conditioned, if they leave the package on your porch, it's toast (literally). Wait until xmas!
Oh, I forgot to mention that I get my USPS deliveries at the (air conditioned) Post Office. Front porch in Tucson is a bad idea!