Apportioned plates on a dually

Hey guys I bought a new 2018 ram 3500 chassis in Texas and I plan on crossing some state lines, the dealer Says they only issue standard plates, do I have to pay again if I want apportioned plates?
I already paid tax title and license!

 

Didn't you just post this in a another part of the forum?

 

If you bought it new you probably will just have to put regular passenger plates on it and then upgrade them later with the licensing department. I don't know that RAM pickup dealers are used to dealing with that stuff like say a Peterbilt dealer would.

The sales tax you might have recourse on. Every state is different though so you have to do your own homework. I know in NJ when I lived there any truck with a GVWR above 26k was exempt from it, and sometimes smaller trucks under more specific circumstances.

 

yes

 

well I haven't Got nothing yet, I caught it before the dealer registered it so we are all working together on it, see I told them I came to you to buy a commercial vehicle, so I expected you guys to handle all this, but after a couple of days I realized that know one ask what kind of plates I needed, so when I called them I ask that they get me apportioned plates well guess what (DEER in The Head lights lol), so they are are looking into it for me and I'm grateful for that, so I haven't lost anything yet. let me share this info that I do have from my Harris county office in Texas, They told me what might have to be done is, 1.the dealer cuts me a check and gives me a receipt of title and 2. I go register my self , and the dealer is confirming that of course before the release any money, so its not a sure answer but we are moving in that direction 10-4

 

Your NTU or "bobtail" policy should cover use of the truck while not under dispatch.

 

Yea sir sounds correct according to what TXDMV told me yesterday thanks man