NCMike
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- 2022 Red Lariat Lightning
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Hey folks,
I know this is going to vary from state to state. I am in NC. For those of you that taken delivery already, what kind of tags did you get for the truck and what weight was listed on the registration. Here in NC, I think anything about 6,000lbs needs a "weighted tag". My GWVR with my all terrain tires is 8400lbs. However, my dealer submitted paper work for for weighted tags and listed the weight as 7,000lbs. I guess technically that is fine as long as I don't haul anything since the actually weight of the truck is around 6,500lbs. My understanding is the weight listed on my registration has to cover the truck, all contents in the truck and trailer and its contents as well. So if that is true, I think i would need my registration to have a weight of north of 10k just to haul my 16ft car trailer and a car on it. Im heading to the local DMV tomorrow morning, but wanted to get an idea of how others are handling this.
Mike
I know this is going to vary from state to state. I am in NC. For those of you that taken delivery already, what kind of tags did you get for the truck and what weight was listed on the registration. Here in NC, I think anything about 6,000lbs needs a "weighted tag". My GWVR with my all terrain tires is 8400lbs. However, my dealer submitted paper work for for weighted tags and listed the weight as 7,000lbs. I guess technically that is fine as long as I don't haul anything since the actually weight of the truck is around 6,500lbs. My understanding is the weight listed on my registration has to cover the truck, all contents in the truck and trailer and its contents as well. So if that is true, I think i would need my registration to have a weight of north of 10k just to haul my 16ft car trailer and a car on it. Im heading to the local DMV tomorrow morning, but wanted to get an idea of how others are handling this.
Mike
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