You're allowed whatever your steer axle is rated for up to 20K. (Unless you're in a state that limits the steer axle to less, but it will be like 18,000 or 16,000, not 12,000.)
I used to cross scales all the time with 13,000+ on the steers and 33,000+ on the drives and 33,000+ on the trailer tandems. As long as you're not over 80,000 gross and your steer axle and tires are rated for that much weight it's perfectly legal.
Does this scale ticket look right? Scale not functioning properly?
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by TravR1, Dec 28, 2021.
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