.Twin axle vans are huge and unnecessary tbh as there’s plenty of space in a single axle van Just check out different layouts as some have much more useful storage than others and it helps to have some storage front and back so you can balance the weight out.
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Twin axle vans are huge and unnecessary tbh as there’s plenty of space in a single axle van…….Safer when towing ……give more flexibility of design load capacity
and it helps to have some storage front and back so you can balance the weight out………erm especially importanton a single axle van the wight should be low down and over the axle not stored at each end which just creates a seesaw affect (also dampened by a twin axle)
Basically what you need to do is first not jump straight inand buy the first van you see, go round ALOT of dealers/showrooms new and second hand and look for design features that do/dont suit you. When you’ve done this prioritise the list and then work out what vans tick most boxes, as to manufacturer there are really only two in Britain now, Swift group and bailey, alot of the others are actually owned by these. Dont discount some Euro manufacturers they make some pretty nice lighthigh spec vans
Re the twin axle on sites…..never had a issue in brittain (on our third twin) but some european sites do refuse to take them.