A pickup truck with four rear wheels on one rear axle would be considered a "dually".
They are broader for better traction.
The differential, often referred to as the "rear", is the gear housing which transmits the rotation of the driveshaft to the rear wheels. A four-wheel drive truck also has a differential for the front wheels.
Because they not only need to support the weight of the truck itself - but also the load the truck is carrying.
a 2x4 truck has 4 wheels and uses 2 of them to drive (usually rear)
A vehicle that can have as many as 18 wheels is a tractor-trailer truck, also known as an 18-wheeler. These trucks typically have 18 wheels, with four wheels on the front axle and dual wheels on each of the two rear axles. The additional wheels help distribute the weight of the cargo more evenly, improve stability, and allow for the transportation of heavy loads over long distances.
The drivetrain of a truck would be all the components from the engine to the rear drive wheels.
does you truck have drum brakes in the back
Yes. All four wheels need to be balanced.
A truck has one front axle and one or more rear axles which typically have dual wheels on each side.Common configuration: one rear axle - 6 wheelerSo apart from the steering wheel Caterpillar 797- B (biggest dump truck in the world) has 6 14 foot tires and the Australian centipede has 30 wheelsHouse movers and heavy equipment moving trucks alter their wheel configuration depending on the load. For heavy load they can apply 40 or even more wheels.
The weight of the truck is distributed unevenly because the center of mass is not directly over the front wheels. The weight will create a moment about the front wheels, causing the front wheels to support more weight than the rear wheels. This uneven weight distribution can affect the truck's stability and handling.
Dually, slang for having two wheels and each side on a single rear axle.