Like LDB said get your _utt covered with info on Qualcomm or text from company. Have had a few shippers request another stop for cash. If something happens it will be on that cash leg.
Remember max height, width, hazmat, etc will get you more loads. Overweight will decrease life of vehicle. Like xiggi said: scale and use your numbers on van post door to determine load capacity. If you go by the numbers you should be safe. Just my 2 cents.
Rookie question:
Is there anyway to see what size vehicle the person posting drives? It would help explain his post better than having to ask each time. (Asking for the non regulars) Maybe in their profile?
I agree with you ntimevan 100%. That's why i was surprised to find out what the noise was. All 4 camshafts were replaced to correct problem. Also found out on promaster forum that this engine does not have lifters. Not sure why they put in the description of service on invoice? When checking...
Took my promaster 2500 into dealership for engine clicking noise. They knew what it was as soon as they heard it. They had just done one at 150,000. Camshaft, all lifters, followers, phasers, and oil control valves. (maybe a engine guy on here can explain followers and phasers?) After Mopar...
What I'm starting to see are old yellow Penske trucks with dual wheels and stickers 10,000 on door. I got curios and asked to see plate on door jam. Sure enough plate gone rivots still there.
Tumbleweed i am impressed with your positive attitude. My Promaster going strong at 188,0000 with original tires and brakes. Please keep us updated on any issues. I've started reading Promaster forums as you suggested. Good info!
FYI: also check your credit card. Visa has roadside dispatch. No membership, annual dues, or enrollment. Pay only when you use. Covers towing, tire change, jump, lockout, fuel, and winching. $59.95
Towing and winching limited of course.