New Concrete Driveway....Is It Strong Enough?

Just had a new concrete driveway poured. The driveway will average 4" thick, will cure in 30 days (it's been 32 as of today) to 3,000lbs per square inch. Buckeye Fibers were also added and mixed into the concrete at the plant. No indication of how much base, but they did put in a welded wire mesh in place of rebar.

DW is scared that parking the 14,000 TC on the NEW driveway will crack it.
The old driveway was already in tough shape when I purchased the TC, so I can't compare.

CAT scale info:
Front axle weight: 5,500 lbs
Rear axle weight: 9000 lbs

5,500 lbs divided by two front tires would be 2,750 lbs each
9,000 lbs divided by 4 rear tires would be 2,250 lbs each

I just measured the tire contact patch with the ground, it is about 6'x8" for each tire.

If each tire is contacting the driveway with 48" of rubber I'll do the following math...... 48 x 3,000=144,000 which means the driveway should hold 144,000 lbs in each 48" area. If that is correct, I should be WAY safe.

Does that sound correct?

Thanks!