[Victory Pete]

If you do can you tell us what your profession is?

 

[Dbilik1]

Just recently purchased a 2017 high roof. We are a landscape lighting contractor, in the process of wrapping it and building it out.

 

[Rich Maund]

Motorcycle and sidecar upholsterer here. Large rolls of vinyl won't fit on my Moto Guzzi, so YES I use my PM!

 

[BillMac]

Traveling "Security Consultant" need room to haul samples, tools and training materials. Oh and dirt bikes fit in there too ��

 

[charity's van]

Long distance delivery driver. I contract out for a warehouse in Memphis. All my jobs are out and back. We deliver nationwide. The van and it's expenses are mine. I have been reading all the post by the fellows making campers and such. I have been wanting to set mine up with a fold down bed, heater and fans. Mostly to sleep in when im tired, no extended stays planed at this time.

 

[VanShopping]

General Contracting guy, building mostly small houses. Also have it set up with a stove, bed and heater so with minimal fuss we can use it as a camper.

 

[Dbilik1]

I've had my van for about 3 weeks just got it back today from being wrapped

 

[MsNomer]

I'm always impressed at how well the PM takes commercial wraps. Yours is beautiful.

 

[Victory Pete]

I am an Electrical Contractor. Right now we are using a 2010 Transit Connect and a 2016 ProMaster City. Getting a 2018 1500 high roof delivered in 2 months.

 

[MrClean]

I own a cleaning company (carpets, Windows, house exterior cleaning, and pressure washing) I used to have 2 vans to hold all my gear, but now I have it all in my promaster (2016 diesel, 159", high roof) love this thing

 

[30 Ounce]

Flooring contractor. Carpet, vinyl, lino, hardwood, ceramic tile, stone etc. 30 years in business and this is by far the best vehicle I've had for work. All of my materials actually fit inside the 159" EXT van, even 15' goods will fit corner to corner! The 4300 lb load capability really helps too. I can go from a few hundred lbs to fully loaded daily.

 

[sleepywheel]

Mobile forklift mechanic. Fully loaded all the time with racking, parts and tools. I've worked out of all different kinds of vans over the last 40 years, from standard Ford E250 vans up to the Chev 3500 cube van and GM/Isuzu 4000 NPR cube van. None of them work as well as my Promaster for my needs.

 

[Schwan man]

Expediting with a 2500 gasser.
430,000 miles so far. Original engine, trans, brakes, battery. Continentals going 200,000+ miles.

 

[Victory Pete]

Expediting with a 2500 gasser.
430,000 miles so far. Original engine, trans, brakes, battery. Continentals going 200,000+ miles.

What year? What kind of tires do you have? The 2018 I have ordered comes factory with E rated tires that are not Continentals. As an option C rated Continentals can be ordered. I wondered what the difference was and why the C rating was more money.

 

[TurboRev]

Yes, use it for picking up and delivering packages throughout CA.

 

[Schwan man]

What year? What kind of tires do you have? The 2018 I have ordered comes factory with E rated tires that are not Continentals. As an option C rated Continentals can be ordered. I wondered what the difference was and why the C rating was more money.

2014 with 225/75R16C load range E Continentals. I replaced with same as original. Purchased at dealership because price was the same as Belle tire here in Toledo ohio. You might have to contact a tire shop to find difference.

 

[Victory Pete]

2014 with 225/75R16C load range E Continentals. I replaced with same as original. Purchased at dealership because price was the same as Belle tire here in Toledo ohio. You might have to contact a tire shop to find difference.

I am confused by your post. It seems those Continentals are load range C. I looked on the lot at my dealers and all the Load E factory tires were not Continentals and all the optional Continentals were all the size you specified but they don't seem to be Load E. They also charge $250 for the 225/75R16C Continentals. Can you clarify please?

 

[Victory Pete]

I am confused by your post. It seems those Continentals are load range C. I looked on the lot at my dealers and all the Load E factory tires were not Continentals and all the optional Continentals were all the size you specified but they don't seem to be Load E. They also charge $250 for the 225/75R16C Continentals. Can you clarify please?

More confusion. I was sent an e-mail alert to your latest response, it contained a link to this tire. What happened to it? It is not here.

 

[Schwan man]

More confusion. I was sent an e-mail alert to your latest response, it contained a link to this tire. What happened to it? It is not here.

Sorry. Tried to send you tirerack.com.
Set of 4 $784 aft rebate. On the ad they are listed load E. Dealer told me the C stood for commercial.

 

[bhhawk]

Rough in framing carpentry. We bought three this spring, two diesels and one gas. Equipped all identically. Added a transit rear seat for when we work out of town. We replaced our tool trailers with these, got tired of the thieves breaking into them on the jobs. My guys love them.