Startling insurance info
I went to the stickey for insurance info and asked all of the questions to my Farmers agent. I have split coverage on the slide in from the truck. I then asked if I was covered if my rig was involved ...
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Wo.ody wrote:Reddog1 wrote:
Maybe I don't understand what you are saying, but I do not see anything that states the weight of your truck. What I read is the most it can weigh (GVWR) is 14000 pounds. The second decal repeats the tire data of the first, and says the combined weight that should never exceed (6229). Neither number says the existing weight of anything that I can see.
Actually I find the two decals a little confusing. Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) is the maximum allowable weight of a fully loaded vehicle, including the weight of the vehicle, options, passengers, cargo, gas, oil, etc.. The first decal says it is 14000 pounds. The second decal says combined weight of occupants and cargo should not exceed 6229 pounds. The numbers suggest the truck weighs no more than 7770 pounds, but without knowing how it is equipped they still do not know. My bet is if you took it to the scales it would not weigh 7700 pounds.
I also see it states "with" tire size given and psi. If you have the original tires, would you look and see the load capacity on the sidewall is?
What am I missing?
Anutami's sticker says the GVWR is 9900 pounds.
Regarding the sticker in brholt's post on 6-21-14 12:58 am, which model Ford has a 14,000 pound GVWR?
A new F350 dually, I have a 2013 Ram dually and it also has a GVWR of 14,000#
