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Reliable Axle Shaft Solutions for All Vehicles

A worn or broken axle shaft can cause severe vibrations, loss of power to the wheels, and in extreme cases complete axle failure. We supply OEM-quality axle shaft assemblies for front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, and four-wheel drive vehicles.

Axle shafts transmit torque from the differential to the drive wheels. On solid rear axle vehicles, the axle shaft runs from the differential to the wheel hub. On independent suspension vehicles, CV-type axle shafts are used. Our inventory covers both types in OEM and remanufactured condition, including the flanges and bearings where applicable.

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Axle shaft replacement
What We Offer

Our Axle Shaft Range

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Solid Rear Axle Shafts

OEM replacement shaft assemblies for solid rear axle configurations with integrated flanges and bearings.

02

CV Axle Shafts

Complete CV axle shafts for independent suspension vehicles with inner and outer CV joints included.

03

Axle Shaft Bearings & Seals

Axle shaft bearing kits and oil seals for wheel end and differential side axle repairs.

FAQ Axle Shaft
Frequently Asked Questions

Everything You Need to Know About Axle Shafts

{Signs include vibration or shaking from the rear or affected wheel, clicking or grinding from the wheel area, grease spray inside the wheel well, and a vehicle pulling to one side. Call +1 (855) 994-4611 for expert advice.}
{CV axle shafts use constant velocity joints to accommodate suspension movement in independent suspension vehicles. Solid axle shafts are rigid and used in solid rear axle configurations common in trucks and older vehicles.}
{On solid rear axle vehicles, the bearing is typically pressed onto the shaft and is often replaced as part of the shaft assembly. On IRS vehicles, the wheel hub bearing is a separate item.}
{Yes, left and right axle shafts are different lengths and are not interchangeable. Always specify which side you need when ordering.}
{Straightening an axle shaft is not recommended as the metal fatigue from bending can cause future failure. Replacement is always the correct repair.}
{Provide your vehicle year, make, model, drivetrain configuration, and axle shaft position (left or right, front or rear). Our team will confirm the correct part.}

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Share your vehicle details including drivetrain type and our team will source the correct axle shaft for your vehicle.

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