Take It To The Next Level.

There are many reasons for needing a GVM upgrade however they generally all stem back to the need for carrying more weight. Exceeding the GVM of a vehicle can present multiple issues in regards to mechanical failure, legal implications, warranty and insurance. Vehicles may be over GVM due to the added weight of accessories, passengers, luggage or tow ball download from a trailer (generally a combination). Increasing the GVM of a vehicle will limit the potential issues by ensuring the vehicle can physically and legally carry the additional weight.

GVM upgrades will often incorporate a wide range of different components & modifications to achieve the higher GVM rating. Generally, it will depend on the model of vehicle, the intended use and the GVM rating that is required. Basic GVM upgrades normally involve an aftermarket suspension system including heavy duty springs and shocks which allow the vehicle to carry some additional weight whilst still being safe & legal. For a more serious GVM upgrade there will usually be other modifications required to achieve the higher GVM ratings such as upgrades to suspension arms, braking systems, diff housings, axles, driveline and chassis.