Non A-body mopar question

same here, i've done miles of one wheel peels in clapped out 318 cars with 7.25's and never had a problem. but those were all with like 195/70-14's that were hard as rocks.

same situation knocked on a set of 215/60's and scattered the thing goosing it on a RH turn.

lost an axle on another at speed while on the freeway. was a crazy lo-miles grandma grocery getter that never saw a lick of abuse.

but precisely to your note, nobody knows the full history. some innocuous event decades ago could've started it on the path that intersects with you JDA on a nice sunny day and the thing having a spontaneous disassembly event.

i said in another thread, these parts were never intended to last this long. they were basic transportation pieces designed to work within a specific set of parameters and we've long since exceeded that. roll on a 7.25 like you roll dice man, at your own risk.
All very valid points. You're right. I have no idea what the previous owner drove like. Just that I've tried to be gentle on it since I've owned it. I understand too that they weren't expecting people to still be driving them 50 some years later or that many would have 200k plus miles on them. It's just a shame because the weak link on these a bodies is the rear ends. Everything else is pretty much bullet proof if not abused