Here in Oklahoma a dually wheel dual axle is a flag for the weight police. BTDT. A single wheel dual axle will not usually be stopped unless it is obviously overweight. Something to think about- The owner at my previous job went to the trailer manufacturer and got him to make new ratings (Lower) stickers for certain trailers. I personally talked to the trailer company owner and he insisted this was legal. His trailer ratings are based almost entirely on axle and tire capacities. I wanted confirmation since the driver (Me) had to pay fines. Also if you have a farm tag on your truck and are hauling farm related items they will wave you off IF you dont appear to be Grossly overloaded. BTDT as well. Be polite and courteous to the man and it goes a long way. Good Luck, Wilson
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