Gavril T75

No it's just for show for now.

 

Why cargo models T-series suspension does not keep the pressure under load, the wheels go into the texture.? Concrete mixer with a load of 16 tons. Cargo box with a load of 8 tons.

 

You can raise the airbag pressure in the tuning menu.

 

I use "Lifted Rear Airbags" that are raised to full height("G").

 

I'm sorry, but I used the "G" key to pump up the pressure in the raised airbags to maximum. What else can be done?

 

@ALEX3000 , How are you adding the load to the trucks? I would like to try to see if I can replicate your issue.

Edit: the truck is simply over loaded at 8 tons. I loaded 2 concrete barriers, weighing ~8000 lbs each (16,000 lbs/2000lbs/ton=8 tons.)
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Oddly though, my tires do not seem to reach the upfit. are you holding 'G' to raise the pressure? or just pressing it. you do need to hold the key down until the air compression noise stops playing.

 

For the van, I wrote in the game files (semi.zip) the weight of the cargo box is such that the total mass was 16 tons. And for the mixer, the weight of the tank for concrete was prescribed equal to the maximum load for this size (6.5m3 = 16 tons). In the "tuning" settings, I increased the pressure to the maximum, and pressed "G" to the end.

 

From the information I know, I would indeed say 16t cargo is way too much for a single axle.

 

I specify that 16 tons is the weight of the car with the load(gross weight). And the weight of the cargo box is 8 tons,which is quite acceptable for a truck of this size. If you look at the screenshots, you will see the weight of the car on the widget in the lower left corner.

 

@ALEX3000 Try using the two concrete barrier props. I found the axle was indeed capable of carrying a 16,000 lb load as per my screenshot. I suspect the issue somehow stems from how you loaded the truck. each barrier weighs ~8,000 lbs. (checked with the scale in game). With two barriers loaded over top the rear axle, i was able to clear the tires at maximum pressure. Tested with mods disabled.

 

I followed your advice and loaded two concrete barriers.The system pressure was raised to a maximum of 120psi and lifted the frame. The rear suspension cannot provide a safe distance between the wheel and the platform. This is an invalid bug for the simulator, the developers have to fix it.

 

I work as a truck driver, used to drive 5 tons before moving up to tractor / trailer combinations. Lots of 5 tons are registered for 16,500kg GRVW, thats over 36,000lbs. The truck weighs about 10,000 lbs, so you should be able to carry 26,000lbs with 75% of that weight over the rear axle with the same amount of clearance as empty because of the self leveling air valve that feeds the air suspension. (dumps air when the ride height is above normal level, adds air when below.) This valve doesn't exist in the air suspension system in BeamNG but really should, and is probably the source of this issue. The only thing the driver should be able to do to the air suspension is dump all the air with one flick of a switch, and return them to "auto" after where they automatically level themselves. (Also depends on manufacturers gross vehicle / axle weight ratings)

That and the deck itself isn't built quite right, no support structure underneath it, not only that but upfits aren't mounted directly to the frame like that, there's usually wood inbetween the frame of the upfit and the frame of the truck.

 

I hope that the developers will fix this problem in 0.17

 

all i wish is the semi had a jake brake