NTEA receives questions on rerating truck gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR), especially from upfitters asked to lower GVWR on a used — already titled — vehicle.
We are a licensed truck dealer and want to sell a new incomplete chassis cab with a GVWR of 33,000 pounds or less. Our customer advised that the chassis will be completed as a truck. Can I sell the chassis as a...
NTEA fields many certification label calls from members, with most asking when to use an altered certification label and how to identify the appropriate final-stage label. Upfitters are responsible for properly...
A customer recently purchased a new truck chassis, and the invoice for the truck included FET. They now want our company to install an additional part on the truck chassis. (The part would have been taxable if it...
Who defines quality in fleet operations? Is it you as the fleet professional, or the stakeholders and partners you serve? There’s no exact answer, but clear communication can shape the outcome. Quality isn’t only about...
Can a truck chassis with a GVW greater than 33,000 pounds be treated as nontaxable under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) 4051 if sold with a body that limits maximum loaded vehicle weight to 33,000 pounds or less?
NTEA, in collaboration with Black Fleet Network, presented a webinar and discussion on the advanced fuel landscape in commercial vehicles. Access the webinar recording and presentation slides..
We are an upfitter, and one of our customers asked for a weight distribution. The software we use requires us to input center of gravity for all the body and equipment components we install. How do we calculate center of...
We are a truck equipment upfitter that sells and installs elevating tailgates on straight trucks. Recently, a customer who owns a straight truck with a van body and liftgate was issued a citation by a motor carrier...