Just to confirm, so NO axle replacement needed if I go single wheels exchange plan? (Hoping to go this route,sounds simpler I think)
So basically I find a reputable mechanic to remove the fake duallys on the existing rear axle and then have them inspect it o make sure there's no prior axle damage.
If all good, then get new bearings.
Then just get the right new tires to fit. (Now 2 front, 2 rear instead)
Is there a specific size or type of tire that you already know of that I should be looking for? is it the D or E, and how many inches?
Sorry still trying to wrap my head around the whole issue with the axle to begin with..my head is spinning after looking at so many threads and posts regarding this.
Is this whole axle issue because back in the day they didn't generally produce larger size wheels/tires to fit and support these RV's?
Then to band-aid the situation or so they thought, did they installed these fake duallys to support the weight, but realistically created a stress on the axle to break?
Thanks again for all your input, You are so very Awesome! =)