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It has the keyword "vehicle' so that means I measure from the hull? So for measureing things like charges, am I measuring from his feet or do I measure from the base?

It comes with a base, so measure from the base.

Bgabruck1 wrote:
It has the keyword "vehicle' so that means I measure from the hull? So for measureing things like charges, am I measuring from his feet or do I measure from the base?

From the Core Rules:
Distances in Warhammer 40,000 are measured in inches (") between the closest points of the bases of the models you’re measuring to and from. If a model does not have a base, such is the case with many vehicles, measure to and from the closest point of that model’s hull instead. You can measure distances whenever you wish.

Dreadknight has a base, so you measure from the base.

Just so you know, rules questions go in You Make Da Call, not General.

Awesome thank you! Noted for next time

Yep, the only exception is hover vehicles - and this is declared on their actual dataslate entries. Hover vehicles often have a tiny/silly base so they are routinely measured from the hull regardless of having a base. Again though this is mentioned explicitly in their entries/rules.