SRW v. DRW

GrumpyandGrandma wrote:
Did everybody miss this sentence:

However, FMVSS No. 110 applies only to passenger cars and, under that standard, manufacturers are required to provide a car's load carrying capacity on a label.

"Passenger Cars"

Keep reading:

However, FMVSS No. 110 applies only to passenger cars and, under that standard, manufacturers are required to provide a car's load carrying capacity on a label. Therefore, when modifying a passenger car, the modifier has the load carrying capacity available. For vans, SUVs and pickups, many of the vehicle manufacturers provide the same sort of label, even though it is not required. If the load carrying capacity is not provided for these vehicles, the modifier must calculate the load carrying capacity as previously described.

Sorta says if it has a door sticker, the sticker governs, doesn't it?

I think the message is that not just any Joe Blow can throw some air shocks onto a vehicle and recertify GVWRs and GAWRs on the door sticker.

Rusty