Drive Axle & CV Axle Repair in Colleyville, TX,

Your drive axle and CV axle are crucial parts of your vehicle’s drivetrain. The drive axle connects the transmission and differential, sending muscle to the wheels. Meanwhile, the CV axle is a constant velocity axle that has thoughtful, yet relatively fragile joints to allow the transmission of power even as the wheels go over bumps or make tight turns. Either can begin to wear, making your vehicle harder to control, more dangerous to drive, or stick you with a repair bill worth more than your car. At Eagle Transmission, we can repair or replace your axles before you rack up hefty drivetrain repair bills while keeping your vehicle safe to drive. We offer complimentary inspections of your vehicle’s axles!

What Are Drive and CV Axles?

Drive axle: A drive axle is a rigid shaft that connects a vehicle’s transmission to the differential in the back and provides power to the drive wheels.
CV axle alignment: While a front-wheel-drive (FWD) vehicle’s drive axle transfers power straight from the transmission to the wheels without much fanfare, most modern FWD vehicles transfer power with a drive axle equipped with a pressed-in CV joint that allows the axles to move in and out to make turns and transfer power to the wheels smoothly.

Learn More About Our Drive Axle And CV Axle Services

Drive Axle and CV Axle Services offered by us include:

CV joint and boot replacement
Complete CV axle replacement
Drive Axle inspections, repair, and replacement
Differential and driveline repair and service if necessary
All parts used meet or exceed OEM standards. Whatever repair or replacement service you require, we’ve got you covered.

Benefits of Professional Axle Service

Revive smooth handling and vehicle performance
Prevent potential costly, time-consuming drive-train problems
End original noise or shaking while driving
Improve vehicle reliability and safety
Reduce replacement tire and suspension system replacement costs

How often do CV Axles need replacing?

CV Axles are designed to last and shouldn’t need to be replaced except for the rare occasions. However, most CV Axles last between 70,000–130,000 miles in any driving situation. If you are driving busy traffic, heavy traffic, twisty roads, or off-road conditions regularly, service may be required earlier. Regular maintenance ensures the problem is resolved early before it becomes costly.

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