Rear live axles are classified based on how the axle supports the weight and transmits torque.
A three-quarter floating axle partially supports the vehicle’s weight and transmits drive torque to the wheels.
It has better load-carrying capability than a semi-floating axle but less than a full-floating axle.
Because of this balance, three-quarter floating axles are used in small and medium commercial vehicles.
Heavy vehicles generally use full-floating axles for maximum load capacity.
Light or passenger cars usually have semi-floating axles.
Therefore, the correct answer is small and medium.
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