I gather this is a small trailer 16-18 feet. In that case I would go with 2 axles. Now that being said a 25+ ft. trailer I want 3 axle with the rubber tortion suspension. Wont even concider a tandum duals again (Frame is too narrow, too many tires)and I hate spring suspensions (way too much maint.) The triple axle 29' Donahue I have tows like a dream. I run 16" 14 ply tires and have never had a problem in over 10,000 miles. Any trailer with more than 1 axle is stressed when turning tight with a load so look ahead and avoid it.
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