Re: 4X4 weight ?

From: Andy Levy (andylevy@bigfoot.com)
Date: Thu Apr 13 2000 - 19:06:56 EDT

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No, it is not. GVWR stands for (everywhere I have seen) Gross Vehicle
Weight Rating. This is the maximum weight the
chassis/suspension/overall truck is rated to carry safely (probably
includes brakes as well).

Passenger cars are registered by curb weight, commercial vehicles by
GVWR. At least in New York.

EUGENE HARRINGTON wrote:
>
> Is GVWR Gross Vehicle Weight Registered not the total weight of the
> vehicle ?
>
> Thanks,
> Eugene

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