How rigid is payload number
OK the Mrs and I have chosen a TT, Rockwood 8311SS. It is within my tow limit, the question I have is the payload number. How critical is it to be below your payload number? I have a Ram 1500, w...
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"""Besides the safety aspect being way over our neighbours to the west in British Columbia set up portable scales from time to time to weigh peoples trailers. If you are over they give you a ticket and tell you to park it and not move it until either you lighten it up to standards or get another truck to take it away for you. Many have been seen on the side of the road. Would not make for a fun trip or vacation. """
Not saying it has never happened, BUT In 35 years I have "Never" seen an RV trailer being weighed by the CVS in British Columbia. They do have regular road weight checks for commercial transports and contractor trailers. They frequently have the weight check and inspection station about a 1/2 mile from my home and I can see every vehicle they stop from my back deck.
"""Besides the safety aspect being way over our neighbours to the west in British Columbia set up portable scales from time to time to weigh peoples trailers. If you are over they give you a ticket and tell you to park it and not move it until either you lighten it up to standards or get another truck to take it away for you. Many have been seen on the side of the road. Would not make for a fun trip or vacation. """
Not saying it has never happened, BUT In 35 years I have "Never" seen an RV trailer being weighed by the CVS in British Columbia. They do have regular road weight checks for commercial transports and contractor trailers. They frequently have the weight check and inspection station about a 1/2 mile from my home and I can see every vehicle they stop from my back deck.
