The Boeing 767 has four wheels for both of its main landing gear (MLG) sets. Also known as bogies, these are the main support for the weight of the aircraft and are the first points of impact when the 767 lands. The bogies on the 767 also feature a tilt, in which one axle rises above the other when the plane is in the air. Most aircraft with landing gear bogies feature a tilt. However, what's unique about the 767 is the fact that the gear tilts forward.

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