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On some models the MTPLM is the lowest it could be and so the manufacturer can uplift the maximum weight to what the chassis/axel/wheels can actually take. They charge for the upgrade and maybe that's just a money making exercise. many manufacturers will not upgrade. If you just want to carry more gear in the van ask your manufacturer if it will upgrade or put more into the car (if you have space). It is harder to exceed the max laden weight of a car than a caravan.
Phil
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Topic: overloading
