Why is this truck built like this?
Looking, it appears the tires are up to 44 in total. What exactly are these for?

Spreading load and force I guess


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For Solid Grounding and Effective Movement i think 🤔

To increase area of contact and decrease pressure on ground.
Remember that these trucks carry heavy loads. If they have few tires, the pressure will be much on those few tires and on the ground but with so many tires, the pressure is distributed and thus, less on the ground.

I drive 18 wheeler, I would know.

Why your yansh dey very big?

Pwettylinda:
Why is this truck built like this?
Looking, it appears the tires are up to 44 in total. What exactly are these for?

It's much

Still reading

Good question

jeromestarks:
To increase area of contact and decrease pressure on ground.
Remember that these trucks carry heavy loads. If they have few tires, the pressure will be much on those few tires and on the ground but with so many tires, the pressure is distributed and thus, less on the ground.

I drive 18 wheeler, I would know.

"I drive 18 wheeler" who asked you?

Generally speaking, the Heavier the Load, the More the Number of Tyres.

TotoGame:


"I drive 18 wheeler" who asked you?

Sharap

Carry very heavy payload so has to distribute the weight spread evenly

look the wheight this kind of trucks can carry....

use your own head....
do you need a explaination to use a teeth brush....??

Pwettylinda:
Why is this truck built like this?
Looking, it appears the tires are up to 44 in total. What exactly are these for?

Wow this my first time seeing this. Where did you get this from??

Because the truck is meant to carry tones of goods that an average truck could not career

Pwettylinda:
Why is this truck built like this?
Looking, it appears the tires are up to 44 in total. What exactly are these for?

they are heavy duty trucks n in such the weight will b balanced on all d wheels evenly to avoid middle cracking when in full load

That's because it's a semi train

Flathead8:
Why your yansh dey very big?

A very useless comments

Flathead8:
Why your yansh dey very big?

thats not her yansh!

Real heavy tonnage...not your regular heavy tonnage..you never see where motor carry vessel before?

jeromestarks:
To increase area of contact and decrease pressure on ground.
Remember that these trucks carry heavy loads. If they have few tires, the pressure will be much on those few tires and on the ground but with so many tires, the pressure is distributed and thus, less on the ground.

I drive 18 wheeler, I would know.

You have never ceased to amaze me.
Thumbs up man!
Where is Numeroun & Ojeemah...?

P-shop

Flathead8:
Why your yansh dey very big?

Exactly....!! Just same wey they would ask you..Why is your head flat?

Whao! What a monster truck.

There was a day I saw this kind of vehicle, omoh see as everyone in the bus I entered counting the tires.

Because I'm Ibo

Inyanda:


Exactly....!! Just same wey they would ask you..Why is your head flat?

so that the tyre seller can make more money

Pwettylinda:
Why is this truck built like this?
Looking, it appears the tires are up to 44 in total. What exactly are these for?

It’s to distribute the load
From the nature of the Truck, it seems it’s used to convey mined minerals and these things are very very very heavy, take for example lead and Tin

pjetta007:
thats not her yansh!

How do you know what her yansh looks like? Ashewo.. !