A dually, or a dual rear-wheel truck (DRW) if you prefer the official nomenclature, is a particularly heavy-duty offshoot of a regular pickup truck.

Benefits Of A DRW Over An SRW Setup Dually trucks can typically tow more and have a higher payload than their single rear wheel counterparts. How much more? That varies by the truck and the ...

A dual rear-wheel truck (DRW) – often referred to as a dually – is a heavy-duty pickup truck with two rear wheels on each side, allowing more road contact and width for greater stability, balance, and ...

For most folks, a regular pickup truck will do just fine. But, if you find yourself in need of substantially more hauling power, a dually might be in order.

The XL trim starts at just under $47,000 while the top-level Platinum trim will set you back more than $79,000. The dually option increases the price of this truck by around $2,000.

This is obviously a dually truck, or it used to be, as we can't quite make out the dual rear tires. Currently, the 3500 is sitting on some 26-inch rims which a very interesting center, and they're ...

For many, the telltale sign of a heavy-duty truck is a set of dual wheels mounted on the rear axle. Truck customizer Red’s Miami unveiled a unique dually Tesla Cybertruck. While I’m under no ...

Read on to see if car tires belong on our lowered 1996 Chevy 1-ton dually, which also hauls a drag boat, only on sporttruck.com, the official website of Sport Truck Magazine.

The 1982 Dually was a 1-ton, rear-wheel-drive truck with a wide range of engine options, including an inline six, V6, and V8 with power bands between 105 hp (106 ps) to 230 hp (233 ps).