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I am also with NRMA only claim I have had is windscreen and that was painless. And as Bris31 said roadside assist good for up to 10t

How have you been with your tyres? I can tell a number of truths with regards to a number of the higher weight rated tyres as told by the importer. Chances are it's the tyres.

I usually wrap them in an old towel, fit about 6 wines to a towel and haven't had an issue with spirits...yet. Cans get the carton and wrap with duct tape to make tight.

I have a Daily, only way you can go sub 15lt is sitting under 80kmh. This I have proved and is a marketing lie of Iveco (salesman admitted to the speed they do to get it). Mostly in the 18 unloaded to 22 loaded, unless you have a tune then guys are getting into mid 16's. The brakes...... lets...

Thanks canter tourer Have been watching your build interested to see that you have kept it under the magical 4500kg for cheaper everything. my aim is to get the setup to around the 10min mark but keep it as a soft fold out, down from current 30min. still too much to think about

Thanks stephenh1235 reason I was looking at 2.4m was the Iveco tray size, but with a Canter would probably go to around 3m similar to what yours is. As much as I would want to go to a Landcruiser trayback and even though the dual cabs are better built than the 4 cylinder utes, I don't like the...

It's not so much climbing in and out that is the issue it is more so the hard vibration you get from sitting over the front axle. Cheers Jason

Sorry should have said have two daughters so am looking at a double/dual cab, but thanks didn't think of recaro's or the like, feeling a bit stupid have a Stratos in the cruiser and couldn't do without it

Hi all, Currently in a hard position, I am looking at replacing my 100 series landcruiser and camper trailer with a light truck with lift off campers am sick of towing. Looking at either a Canter, Isuzu or an Iveco Daily. Have had friends trying to steer me away from the Iveco for reliability...

Try "Avista" concrete sealer, extended wear. I have it in my shed and have only spilled non petroleum based products, has been great, also I put in a grip additive (not theirs but bought from Bunnings, seems to have worked well) it has taken a very slippery surface when wet to a surface which...