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Old 07-11-2008, 02:33 PM   #14 (permalink)
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The other shoe is the insurance companies. We are hearing about more and more cases where one is in an accident, especially rollovers towing toy haulers, where the insurance company determines the vehicle was over weighted and then deny any payments to the vehicle's repair or replacement.
I am going to call BS on this one. I would like to see one example of this happening in the real world. This simply DOES NOT HAPPEN. The virtual world, because you "heard" about it on the internet does not count.

If you get drunk and crash the insurance company will cover you. What is the difference between towing over the MFG GVWR and drunk driving? Oh yeah, drunk driving is against the law, but exceeding the GVWR is not.
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