why are there four rear wheels in truck and two wheels in front
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For the last 100 years, dual tires have been used on the non-steering axles of heavy-duty commercial trucks to increase their load capacity and help maintain vehicle drivability in the event of a flat rear tire. ... All of their wheels feature extreme offsets to allow them to be installed center-to-center on the rear axle.......
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EXPLAIN : Because the heave weight at the back and less weight at front
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