Watch out for red, which indicates overloading and blue, which indicates underloading on an axle. You can immediately see the effect of any changes you make, on axle weight distribution, maximum payload and turning radius. Payload and axle weights are recalculated as you go You can change weights and dimensions, add a trailer or add a whole range of equipment, such as bodies, fridges, taillifts, etc. Once you’ve opened a vehicle, you are ready to make changes to it, to work out axle weight distribution, maximum payload and turning radius. Make changes on left, see effect on right
Read on for a brief guide to using TruckScience, or click on this image to watch a quick video summary on YouTube. In this way, the database grows continually and all users benefit from requests made by other users. There are generic template vehicles available for both long-nose (US style) and cab-over (European style) trucks. If the manufacturer of the vehicle or the particular vehicle you require is not in the list, use a Generic Template and input significant weights and dimensions from a vehicle spec sheet. Choose from a selection of vehicle manufacturers and then the actual vehicle you require. Choose vehicle type from Rigid, Tractor and Complete Vehicleģ. and calculate axle weights, maximum payload and turning radius as you go.
TruckScience Axle Weight Calculator is a user-friendly application which allows you to design trucks with body, taillift, fridge, etc.
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