GCWR - Can't Be Changed?
I've read repeatedly that GVWR/GCWR is assigned at the time of production and can't be changed. So the question is, do I get to keep my GCWR? I have a.. 2018 F150 SuperCrew 145 4x4 Engine: 3...
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blt2ski wrote:
Your gcwr/gvwr us a warranty item only. Most states you get the gvw/gcw you pay for. Here in Wa st, you would have an 8k registration, that is legal max you can have on your four truck tires. If you wanted to buy a 10 or 12k or up to around a 20k plate, you would be legal to that amount. Of course their are some other rules and regs you would not meet running down the road at 20k lbs. I can't recommend you do so, but you would be legal from a weight standpoint, but illegal from a braking standpoint. THAT law will hurt you way the heck more than the weight law ever will!
Marty
Here for private or farm use you only have to register pickups for their empty weight without trailer.
Pickup is defined as 14,000 GVWR or less.
