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I'm sure you probably noticed that it's been a while, right? You've got an 8,000-pound trailer. The maximum is 34, 34, and 12. But for the steers, that's not true. They want no more than 34,000 on the drive axles or 34,000 on the tandem axles, but the 12 is arbitrary on the steer axles. You can actually go over on the steers quite a bit. Almost up to 20,000, well, you can do 20,000 pounds on a single steer tire or a single axle truck at the front of the steers. Of course, that's all you can have with single axle, right? But so you could have, let's say, 33,000 on the drive, 33,000 on the trailer, and you'd still be able to put 14,000 on the steers. So it's...