srw vs drw????

[pun young]

is there a big difference between a single rear wheel and a dually?
bc i have been searching for a new truck, and want to kno if theres a big difference
i will be towing a gooseneck ranging from 25ft to 36ft and 7k to 16k, most the time will have to drive 2-3 hrs one way

[top dollar]

the single would handle what you need it to but since you tow often you should get a fat bottom girl . she will haul better biggest difference would be sway .
thats my opinion

[Goose350]

Once you tow heavy with a dually you wont go back.

[colo_dually]

I've towed with both, if you don't have the space constraints and have the room to park the dually go with it. The duals in the rear help a lot with trailer sway, and load distribution. Of course, the truck will be able to tow more. Its the parking lots that can become an issue, and be mindful there is a loss of traction with the dually in the snow (the rears tend to float a bit with their bigger footprint).

[JGFNOVA]

DRW all the way!! The SRW would get the job done but the DRW with provide more stability, as already said above once you tow a load like you have with a dually you will never want a SRW again, trust me I've had both. Just my .02.

[fordpwrstroke7]

I do a lot of towing. I haven't towed with a dually before so I can't speak about that. I will say that I haven't ever felt uncomfortable when I'm towing with this SRW 6.0 or my previous two SRW 7.3s. I'd say try out a dually and try out an SRW hauling the same load and see if you notice a big difference. If not, go with the SRW.