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 ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

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.

Owners have raved about the Ford F-450 dually truck. One 2022 owner wrote on Kelley Blue Book, "Tons of room inside, excellent power from the 6.7L diesel and reliability, seats can take an 8 hr ...

A Florida hot-rod truck shop just built what may be the world’s first Tesla Cybertruck dually Those gigantic tires you’re looking at are a set of 35-inch meats on 26-inch wheels ...

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.

Dually trucks, also known as dual-rear-wheel (DRW) trucks, are heavy-duty pickups equipped with an extra set of wheels on each side of the rear axle, resulting in a total of four rear wheels.

You can get it with the dually setup (4×4-only), and it includes full-grain leather seating, heated-and-ventilated seats, open-pore paldao wood trim, 16-way power front seats with massage, 12 ...

If you want a really luxurious dually, we suggest the GMC Sierra 3500HD Denali, starting from $57,000. It's littered with chrome and packs the Duramax Turbo-Diesel 6.6L V8 with 445 HP and 910 lb ...

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.