I have a friend needing a truck moved and he's requesting me to drive it. Tandem drive truck but the front drive axle only has the outer rims and tires on it while the rear drive has all 4 rims and tires. Does anyone know if it's legal to drive the truck like this or do I need to find some matching wheels and tires to put on to make this a legal truck to drive.
Thanks in advance.
Missing Rims and Tires
Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by AgtruckinMatt, Jan 25, 2025.
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You will be fine as long as the tires and wheels are in good condition and you are not over weight for the tires on the truck
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The only thing I'll be pulling is my fat butt back home. Just wasn't sure. Had never ran into this before. Thank you sir.
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