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Can't be too hard to just mount a wheel carrier in the bed, or swinging on the rear, and just use that spot as extra storage though. I don't know a single off-r
by _AzMoo 7y ago
Can't be too hard to just mount a wheel carrier in the bed, or swinging on the rear, and just use that spot as extra storage though. I don't know a single off-roader who doesn't mod their vehicle in similar ways to make up for perceived shortcomings.
- oh_sigh 7y agoSure, but one begins to wonder how much knowledge this company has of actual usage if they get something this straightforward wrong.
- greglindahl 7y agoDidn't someone give a big list of trucks that already do this, last time it came up?
- jiveturkey 7y agoIf they are targeting sales to a small number of large fleets, this doesn't matter. In fleet operations, the driver will never ever be allowed to change a tire. This is simply not acceptable, insurance-wise. You will dispatch a second truck to handle the delivery and also a tire repair service truck. An electric delivery truck is probably not even in the cards for small players, where gas or diesel is a better option all around.
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- dbcurtis 7y ago> Can't be too hard to just mount a wheel carrier in the bed Um... yeah. Kind of defeats the purpose of having a truck.
- _AzMoo 7y agoYou stand them upright so you've still got plenty of space in the bed. It's very common here in Australia.