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You may be right but I think you are using the wrong term. Tags that say "apportioned" on the bottom are commercial tags used for trucks traveling in more than one state. The word "apportioned" means a portion of the money you pay for the tags goes to the states you have authority in. I know...

As far as tags go, in Tennessee you can only get farm, commercial, RV, or antique tags for a truck that weighs over 9,000#. Regular auto tags only cover up to 9,000#. With farm tags you can only travel within 150 miles and antique tags have their own restrictions. So if you want to go anywhere...