If you run the numbers to gain about 40-50 more usable amp hours (dropping in a $1000 lifepo4 battery and a $300 converter/charger) it makes very little sense (unless you factor-in weight for 2 LFPs vs 2 lead acids, and of course, battery lifetime)
Plus, your charge line from the tow vehicle to the LFP battery is now essentially useless, and the factory battery monitor panel is also useless, it will show full even when the LFP battery is not even close to full. LFP batteries have a different charge and discharge profile.
So, instead of replacing the on-board battery and charge system, I ADDED a LiFePo4 battery, with it's own chargers, solar and wall powered, to the trailer, under the dinette booth, near the factory converter/charger.
But I also kept the standard factory converter/charger and lead acid batteries.
The two systems are independent, charged separately, and power different loads. Now, I have GAINED 100ah (~90ah usable) in addition to the 180 ah (~90 ah usable) that the house batteries provide.
So, 280 ah total for about the same amount of money spent, plus my house batteries can still be charged with the tow vehicle aux charge line during travel.