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Software for speccing the best truck for the job

The TruckScience Axle Weight Calculator automatically calculates axle weights, dimensions, center of gravity and maximum payload to ensure safe, legal and efficient trucks.

Animated walkthrough of the TruckScience US Axle Weight Calculator interface, demonstrating real-time axle weight, payload, and dimension calculations across multiple commercial truck configurations
Animated walkthrough of the TruckScience US Axle Weight Calculator interface, demonstrating real-time axle weight, payload, and dimension calculations across multiple commercial truck configurations

Software for speccing
the best truck for the job

The TruckScience Axle Weight Calculator automatically calculates axle weights, dimensions, center of gravity and maximum payload to ensure safe, legal and efficient trucks.

Accurate truck weight analysis

It’s difficult to find accurate information to calculate axle weights, overall dimensions, payload limits and overall center of gravity.

Our Axle Weight Calculator brings all the truck and equipment specs together with truck size and weight regulations, to quickly determine your vehicle limits. This ensures strict compliance with safety rules by keeping axle weights and dimensions within limits set by chassis OEMs and local regulations. For example, it automatically applies the limit of 62,500 kg Gross Combination Mass for 8-axle B-train doubles stipulated by Federal-Provincial-Territorial MOU on Interprovincial Weights and Dimensions.

Whether you’re buying, selling or using trucks, speccing safe, legal and efficient trucks means more for your bottom line.

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Accurate truck weight analysis

It’s difficult to find accurate information to calculate axle weights, overall dimensions, payload limits and overall center of gravity.

Our Axle Weight Calculator brings all the truck and equipment specs together with truck size and weight regulations, to quickly determine your vehicle limits. This ensures strict compliance with safety rules by keeping axle weights and dimensions within limits set by chassis OEMs and local regulations. For example, it automatically applies the limit of 62,500 kg Gross Combination Mass for 8-axle B-train doubles stipulated by Federal-Provincial-Territorial MOU on Interprovincial Weights and Dimensions.

Whether you’re buying, selling or using trucks, speccing safe, legal and efficient trucks means more for your bottom line.

Two transport industry professionals collaborating in an office and reviewing truck specs on a laptop.

Solutions for truck industry professionals

The TruckScience Axle Weight Calculator is used in over 60 countries to calculate axle weights, center of gravity and payload.
We build solutions for…

Axle weight solutions for Upfitters
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Fleet
Managers

Axle weight solutions for Fleet Engineers
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Simple Interface That Works For You

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Save time and hassle searching for weights and dimensions

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Communicate clearly to
expedite sign-off

A visual schematic of a commercial truck chassis highlighting dimension indicators in the software dashboard.

Test alternative layouts and get instant visual and color-coded feedback

TruckScience Axle Weight Calculator Cloud Updates

No IT installation headaches and no long waits for updates

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What they see is
what they get

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We’re here when
you need us.

NTEA Partnership

TruckScience partnered with NTEA – The Association for the Work Truck Industry in 2019, to offer our software tools to NTEA members at a discounted subscription rate.

NTEA represents more than 2,000 companies that manufacture, distribute, install, sell and repair commercial trucks, truck bodies, truck equipment, trailers and accessories.

NTEA’s many and diverse services include a Commercial Vehicle Certification Guide, FMVSS and CMVSS compliance resources and a U.S./Canada Federal Lighting Guide.

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CTEA Partnership

TruckScience partnered with the Canadian Transportation Equipment Association (CTEA) in 2024, to offer our Axle Weight Calculator to CTEA members at a discounted subscription rate.

On top of what Load Xpert offers, TruckScience comes with a library of pre-populated chassis, body & equipment specifications and drawings.

It validates compliance with regulations for Canadian provinces and US states, and includes features such as OEM chassis & equipment specs, live chat and color-coded compliance indicators.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I need to bother with weight analysis?
Exceeding axle weights not only compromises the performance and longevity of equipment, but also results in fines on the road, or worse still, legal issues in the wake of an accident. Customers expect a professional service when buying trucks and equipment, and this includes a comprehensive weight analysis report.

How do I purchase TruckScience?
TruckScience is offered as a subscription. You can choose a Monthly or Annual subscription, and you can pause your subscription in times of reduced demand.

Do I need to install any software?
No. TruckScience operates entirely in the cloud. You get instant access to the latest OEM specifications and automatic updates without any IT installation or maintenance headaches.

Can I try before I buy?
Yes. There’s a free 7-day trial. The trial is fully-functional and any weight analysis work you do during your trial is still available when you upgrade to a subscription.

Still have questions? Explore our full FAQ page to learn more about trailers, compliance, axles and regulatory updates.

Take your first step towards easier
truck weight analysis

Take your first step towards easier
truck weight analysis