it's widely accepted that trucks cause the majority of road wear, considering the tire is the softer part in contact there, it seems pretty plausible

I don't have a citation to point to, though!

edit: there are roughly 100x registered passenger cars in the US as semis

Well, given a semi only averages 8x the miles of a car per year, your initial claim is wrong.

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Aurornis 7 months ago | parent | prev [-]

Road wear depends on weight.

Semi truck tires have hard, slow-wearing compounds.