Over weight permits

Should be able to go 12-40-40 just about everywhere. Some states require you to have a max weight tag before they issue overweight permit.

 

Look at your IRP cab card, some states require the weight listed to be higher. That’s my understanding anyway.

 

For instance I don't know the exact weights but, Oklahoma your truck must be registered for 90k in that state in order to get a permit for that amount...

 

Wi and Il,you can easily permit 92 on 5 axles.
They will allow up to 43 on the drives..
Tollway permit is 35 bucks up to 88,000 to 96,000 it's 150 bucks.
Over that it's a arm and a leg.
If memory serves me correctly .

 

As long as it is non-divisible you should be able to.

 

One good thing about permits is that you either get it or you don't, and weight permits should have the allowable weights on the permit or on an attachment. If the state will issue you a permit for a certain amount then there is no argument about it anymore.

Most states have a permit manual that will explain max weights per axle under a permit, as well as axle spacings and such as you get heavier.

 

Just be sure to read and understand all permits and their attachments, as well as any code sections that they reference.

There's no reason to be nervous about it all unless you choose not to do all the home work you should be doing on these loads.