We're talking travel trailer, right?
Why just the rear axle seals and not all four?
One way to determine what parts are required (seals, bearings, etc) is to crawl under and get the information off the axle as to manufacture, model, and weight rating.
Then check either the axle manufacturer's site for part numbers or a site like e-trailer that handles parts for most TT axles. E-trailer will list both the mfr's p/n and their own stock number.
Using the Mfr's P/N then call your local auto part's store (or go to their website if a chain like Auto Zone, Napa, O'Reilly) and cross reference to their part number.
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