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Old 03-26-2016, 02:49 AM   #24
Chance
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Originally Posted by Oneilkeys View Post
The Michelin chart is set up for duals which is what makes a difference in the rear. The two duals together for total rear weight and max weight per dual. It tells you what is the max weight you should have on the rear axel. In my case 10,000 lbs max or 5,000 lbs max per side.
Max weight on rear axle isn't necessarily limited by tires.

To be clear so there is no misunderstanding, these tire load tables show the maximum the tires can handle, which is often greater than what the axles are rated for.

In the case of the E-Series chassis, all DRW models come with same size and rating of tires, but that exceeds some axle ratings by a significant amount.

DRW E-Series come with 7,800-, 8,500-, and 9,600-pound rear axles, yet tires can handle up to 9,880-pounds at maximum pressure of 80 PSI.
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