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Front axle and back axle can pull most trailers and cargo if your engine is max upgraded.
Front axle and two back axles or more can pretty much pull all the Special Transport stuff, although one front and back axle can as well. It all depends on the engine and terrain to be fair. Truck brand plays a big roll in that too, you'll just have to experiment and see, but me personally always drive with two back axles down at all times :D
Small engines will pull but will be real slow on the big hills.