What information might be included on the GVWR placard?

The Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) placard provides essential information regarding the weight capacity of a vehicle, specifically the maximum weight it can safely carry when fully loaded. This rating is critical for ensuring that the vehicle operates within safe limits, which contributes to road safety and the integrity of the vehicle's structure.

The recommended tire pressure is often included on the GVWR placard because maintaining proper tire pressure is directly linked to the vehicle's handling, fuel efficiency, and overall safety. Furthermore, the maximum weight per axle is also listed, which helps operators distribute weight evenly across the axles to prevent damage to the vehicle and ensure stable handling. This information allows operators to make informed decisions about loading the vehicle and maintaining compliance with safety regulations.

The other options, such as fuel types, maximum speed limits, and service schedules, do not pertain to the GVWR placard. Fuel types are typically found in the owner’s manual or vehicle specifications, maximum speed limits are dictated by road laws rather than vehicle specifications, and service schedules are provided based on manufacturer recommendations rather than what is found on a placard. Hence, the correct information found on the GVWR placard focuses specifically on weight-related parameters.