264-1172: Step Tandem Drive

A Step Tandem Drive is a type of drivetrain configuration consisting of two or more axles that are arranged in a tandem configuration, with one axle located directly behind the other. The rear drive axle of a step tandem drive receives power from the vehicle's engine through the transmission and driveline components. The power is then distributed to both rear wheels, providing traction and propelling the vehicle. Attributes: • Absorbs road shocks and vibrations, and improves ride comfort and vehicle stability. • Provides proper torque distribution between the drive axles. Applications: The Step Tandem Drive is a drivetrain configuration commonly used in heavy-duty vehicles. It involves multiple axles arranged in a tandem configuration, providing increased load capacity, improved traction, and maneuverability.