crew cab conversion query

123donalo

If a crew cab is fitted with fixed euipment required to run a business and thus the vehicle is therefore required for every job, does it qualify for €50 vrt as a goods vehicle? Or does back seat area also need to be converted to commercial? Checked vrt sites but very vague on goods vehicles. The back is more than 45% of wheel base length but under 3500kgs gvw. Has this any relevance please anyone?

Eric Cartman

if the back iss over 45% , the gvw is above 2.4 tonnes and the wheelbase is longer than 2.4 meters you qualify, just remember to tell your insurance it has 4 seats, quinn automatically assume a commercial has 2

123donalo

where is this information readily available as its impossible to get info

Eric Cartman wrote: »

if the back iss over 45% , the gvw is above 2.4 tonnes and the wheelbase is longer than 2.4 meters you qualify, just remember to tell your insurance it has 4 seats, quinn automatically assume a commercial has 2

Eric Cartman

i called tallaght vrt office for it, couldnt get it online for love nor money

123donalo

I'll check that with vro here tomorrow but why is it that different vro's have different guidelines?

123donalo

http://www.revenue.ie/en/about/foi/s16/vehicle-registration-tax/index.html

Check section one of this and read through pages 8-10. It says gvw of 3500kgs which contradicts what tallaght are saying of 2500kgs