TPMS phase-in requirements, which apply to passenger cars, multipurpose passenger vehicles, trucks and buses with a GVWR of 10,000 pounds or less, began in 2005 and took full effect for multistage manufactured vehicles...
NTEA is hearing an increased number of questions regarding FET on vehicles exported from the U.S. As with any FET issue, there is no simple, clear-cut answer.
NTEA receives questions on re-rating truck gross vehicle weight rating, especially from upfitters asked to lower it on a used (already titled) vehicle.
NTEA receives questions on work truck modification and certification. If the originally supplied tires and rims on vehicles over 10,000 GVWR are changed, FMVSS 120 will apply. It’s important for upfitters to consider all...
NTEA fields questions on commercial vehicle equipment installation. It’s important to consider how equipment installation may affect door locks, latches and other door retention components, and Federal/Canada Motor...
NTEA members must occasionally navigate tire and rim information mismatches in order to determine what details to use on the certification label. The difference being the information printed on, or missing from, the...
Adding occupant seating requires evaluation of several Federal/Canada Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (F/CMVSS). A key assessment area is restraint requirements — specifically, F/CMVSS 210.
Various northern states implement weight law limitations for roads before the ground freezes and again as it thaws. Customers interested in maximizing truck payloads may consider adding axles and other modifications to...