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I tried to attach pics on the last post but no joy. Hopefully they post this time!

It is made for the cargo version so it is molded to the ribs in the regular floor. It does not account for the seat tracks which are bolted down to the floor. I bought it to replace the factory carpet and padding because we had a child lock a cat in our new van and it wasnt discovered till it was too late and the cat relieved itself. What a wonderful suprise!

Hello, I have a vanrug that i bought on Amazon, thinking it would work for my passenger van. I cut out all the holes for the seats and saved all the plugs. I dont like it and would like to sell it as it does not fit well. $50 obo plus shipping. Its light but big. Thanks, Chris

I replaced my oem Firestone's @ 40k on my 2015 NV3500. I typically go with Michelin but after alot of research I got a set of yokohama Geolandar GO15 AT tires. They have severe service rating which I was wanting for snow. I have almost 8k on them and they have been great on Highway, dirt roads and in snow here in the Colorado Springs and Pueblo area. They are quieter than my old tires which still had 6/32 tread and have much better grip in my experience. I also purchased them at discount tire with a $100 rebate.

Hello Chris, I am wondering what your opinion of using Amsoil oil and filters along with an oil monitoring program and still maintaining factory warranty. Supposedly nissan cannot void the warranty per the Magnusson-Moss act, but I wonder how it would go if I had a failure. Thanks! Guinnessbrewer

That was the response of my co worker when he saw our new NV today! Hello all, Well, just wanted to introduce myself, been looking at an NV for the last 8 months and finally found a used 2015 3500 SV in Java metallic. This is going to be our family vehicle replacing a 2001 suburban 2500 4x4. I almost went for a used Ford Transit, but the passenger seating reminded me too much of flying coach in a CRJ. I really prefer having a body on frame ,the engine way out front and the flexible seating so that is where the Nissan won out. I really am impressed with the ride quality, power and utility. Mileage is good for a 3 ton brick, running 75-80 up and down I-25 @ 15mpg is actually a bit of an improvement over the 'burb. We are a family of 7, so this will hopefully be great rig for us, so far so good! I'm keeping the suburban just in case for the winter weather...until I can save up 10k to take it to advanced 4x4, which might be awhile :) Guinnessbrewer