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If you are traveling through Oregon, you are required to have chains for your vehicle even if you don't plan to use them. This is a year round requirement.

You drove right past it.

2.19 for diesel at the Sunoco right by my house.

Wrong forum. Try posting this in the Truck forum, you will get more replies about your problem.

Go for it, your that close. If not thanVancouver is just a hop, skip and a jump away (3 or 4 hours I think).

After having to spend $4500 on the sprinter for much needed repairs. Good to go again for the long haul. This week 5/6 and 3300+ pd mi. Heading to Toledo for a drop at Ohare this afternoon. Then maybe a load coming back home for Monday or just come home to lay out for a few days for some R&R.

Are ya going to visit the rat?

FYI I posted this before I read your answer and all the others. Thanks for replying just to get your post count up.

Aerosmith

Living off of all the extras we used to get.

Come back after the bank opens.

Yeah but he's not on the east coast. Maybe 150-200 mi nw of the coast.

Nothing like riding the wave up and down the mountains.

Somebody will be looking for their tools in the morning.

That's why they call it Hotlanta.

Most of the time they wave you thru. Of all the times I have gone through, probably have been asked no more than 3 times. It's no big deal.

18 1/2 hrs.

Brought the wife out with me and was 3/5 and over my max for the week. Currently in an undisclosed location enjoying some time off with the love of my life celebrating 35 yrs of wedded bliss this weekend while the Sprinter is geting overdue maintenance repairs done.

I used to live in Houston and that j is famous for drug deals and lot lizards are a plenty there as well as homeless people. I wouldn't stay there but I think Huntsville was a good choice.

Sounds like you may need a 3 axle alignment.