The fact is, just driving a vehicle normally, the gears will almost always be just fine. But I did replace many gear sets from people that bought their new vehicle, and then immediately placed a heavy load on the vehicle. There is a valid concern for longevity from new gear sets, placed under heavy load.
Here's a brief explanation of what can happen to heavily loaded new gears, from one Business that sells gear sets: New Gear Break-In
I've been involved in Professional Racing, for many years. This weekend I'll again be inspecting the ring and pinion in our extreme-use rear end. If I find any signs of excess wear, yet another rear end with the ring and pinion already set up and run in under load, will go into the chassis.
Here's a brief explanation of what can happen to heavily loaded new gears, from one Business that sells gear sets: New Gear Break-In
I've been involved in Professional Racing, for many years. This weekend I'll again be inspecting the ring and pinion in our extreme-use rear end. If I find any signs of excess wear, yet another rear end with the ring and pinion already set up and run in under load, will go into the chassis.