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I don't. I had a reason years ago but forgot what it was...directional tread maybe

So I soaked my steel toe high tops in saltwater (bath salts) thinking it would kill the smell...nope not even close

Nope. Process? I jack up one side and swap tires, then do the other...

Trust me I've already thought of it...

Just under 100 miles range...thats a lot of coffee breaks:p I'll take this one derated to under 10k https://electrek.co/2017/08/10/commercial-all-electric-truck-us-chanje/ https://www.todaystrucking.com/chanje-electric-vans-unveiled-in-us/

I would probably coat it outside the van (after fitting but not fastening) wow that takes awhile to dry

No. Do you notice a difference if the weights aren't missing? (Say yes, I've been trying to get a balancing machine past the wife for months)

Funny, if you divide my pay by the hours worked that's what I get (canadian $$ but that would make my low $30 an hour USD) And yes I'm an o/o. But that's my point. Pay enough and all of a sudden there are drivers. It's not a truck owner's fault, it's an industry wide problem from shipper to...

For you drivers coming out on Canadian loads: The 407 toll highway, during peak times, works out to 0.63 cents a mile in US dollars Be very sure you need this when heading out (and I have a transponder, video toll charge used to be another $10 or so usd) Course heading across the 401 could...

Just remember to zero your torque wrench after. Really does make a difference over time

I can beat that time with hand tools, much less my air tools...

I never understood how they got around state's rights in the first place and let it go Yes I'm Canadian but our lazy politicians end up copying American law 75% of the time.

Ever since I did the lower intake manifold on a 3.4 in a Buick I've preferred transmissions. Course it could be the wife's car takes my money and the van transmissions I've worked on make me money

3500 = dually = the regulation you want to avoid (in a sprinter) as well as too small between wheelwells A 3500 in a Promaster however is a single wheel under regulated weight... Do your research to make sure you end up where you want

Pay between $40-60 an hour and see if you still can't find drivers.

I always forget that everybody isn't comfortable tearing apart a transmission or engine :laughing: Carry on...

Either way, its cheaper to find out on yours than on one with payments :)

I know the feeling. I was shocked when I found it as well. Does anyone know about the "new" vans? Or even if GMC were the same...I was a ford fan, since nothing ever broke I had time to research stuff like that :laughing:

When I have time I'd like to research if the newer style vans are the same...

Who knew taking twelve 5 gallon gas cans to the Indian reserve violated hazmat...