New Premium CV Axles
Leading CV Axle Replacement Program
Automotive & Light Duty Truck
Premium. Precision. Trusted.
TrakMotiveĀ® Automotive CV Axles transfer power from the transmission to the drive wheels of a vehicle. They consist of a CV Joint and Drive Shaft.
CV Axles are designed to work at varying angles, constant rotational speeds, without friction and play. CV Axles can be found in front wheel drive, four wheel drive and rear wheel drive vehicles, equipped with independent suspension systems.
OE Features & More
All Necessary Attached Hardware & Grease Included*
ABS-consolidated and assembled with correct ABS ring*
Premium Neoprene Dust Boots
Stainless Steel Clamps
Precision Machined Solid Steel Heat Treated Center Shafts
Precision Rolled Splines & Threads
Precision Machined & Heat-Treated Cages, Races & Bearings
High Strength Spring Steel Retaining Clips*
All New Dust Rings and Guards*
*where applicable
All Necessary Attached Hardware & Grease Included*
ABS-consolidated and assembled with correct ABS ring*
Premium Neoprene Dust Boots
Stainless Steel Clamps
Precision Machined Solid Steel Heat Treated Center Shafts
Precision Rolled Splines & Threads
Precision Machined & Heat-Treated Cages, Races & Bearings
High Strength Spring Steel Retaining Clips*
All New Dust Rings and Guards*
INDUSTRY LEADING COVERAGE
100% NEW MATERIALS
FIRST TO MARKET
EXTENDED SERVICE LIFE
EASE OF INSTALLATION
SALES & TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Updates
TrakMotive Adds 42 New CV Axle Part Numbers | Expanded Coverage
TrakMotive just added 42 new OE replacement CV axle part numbers to its catalog, extending coverage to more than 11 million vehicles across today’s most popular domestic and import models.
Understanding the Different Types of CV Joints: A Tech Bulletin Breakdown
From tripod plunging joints to Rzeppa outboard joints, not all CV joints are built the same. TrakMotive’s newest tech bulletin breaks down the four most common CV joint designs.
Why Choosing a NEW Drive Shaft Assembly is the Right Choice
When a drive shaft assembly needs replacing, the choice between new and other alternatives has real implications for performance and reliability. TrakMotive’s newest TrakAcademy course makes the case for going new.
Improve Your TrakAcademy Knowledge of Monobloc OE CV Axle Technology
Modern vehicles are pushing CV axle technology in new directions, and Monobloc OE design is one of the biggest shifts shaping the category. This course covers what it is and why it matters.
CV Axle Basics, Trends, and Key Benefits of the TrakMotive CV Axle Program
CV axles are a part everyone recognizes but not everyone fully understands. This course brings the basics, trends, and TrakMotive’s program advantages together in one place.
Understanding Intermediate Shafts: What are They and What Do They Do?
Intermediate shafts don’t always get the attention they deserve ā until one starts to fail. This course breaks down what they are and how to identify early warning signs.
TrakMotive’s Guide to Flat Spline CV Axles: From Fundamentals to Installation
For BMW, MINI, and other compatible vehicles, the difference between a standard axle and a flat spline design matters more than most people realize. This course walks through it all.
CV Axles for Lifted Trucks & Off-Road Applications
A lift kit changes the angles and stresses a CV axle has to deal with ā often in ways OEM parts weren’t designed to handle. This course explains why and what to look for.
The TrakMotive Advantage: New Premium CV Axles vs. Remanufactured
Deciding between a new CV axle and a remanufactured one can seem like it comes down to price. This course explains why there’s a lot more to the story.
Noise Symptoms Associated with a Worn CV Axle
A worn CV axle rarely fails silently ā it usually tells you something’s wrong long before it gives out. This course breaks down the noises and what they mean.
Tech Tips
TrakMotive Adds 42 New CV Axle Part Numbers | Expanded Coverage
TrakMotive just added 42 new OE replacement CV axle part numbers to its catalog, extending coverage to more than 11 million vehicles across today’s most popular domestic and import models.
Understanding the Different Types of CV Joints: A Tech Bulletin Breakdown
From tripod plunging joints to Rzeppa outboard joints, not all CV joints are built the same. TrakMotive’s newest tech bulletin breaks down the four most common CV joint designs.
Why Choosing a NEW Drive Shaft Assembly is the Right Choice
When a drive shaft assembly needs replacing, the choice between new and other alternatives has real implications for performance and reliability. TrakMotive’s newest TrakAcademy course makes the case for going new.
Improve Your TrakAcademy Knowledge of Monobloc OE CV Axle Technology
Modern vehicles are pushing CV axle technology in new directions, and Monobloc OE design is one of the biggest shifts shaping the category. This course covers what it is and why it matters.
CV Axle Basics, Trends, and Key Benefits of the TrakMotive CV Axle Program
CV axles are a part everyone recognizes but not everyone fully understands. This course brings the basics, trends, and TrakMotive’s program advantages together in one place.
Understanding Intermediate Shafts: What are They and What Do They Do?
Intermediate shafts don’t always get the attention they deserve ā until one starts to fail. This course breaks down what they are and how to identify early warning signs.
TrakMotive’s Guide to Flat Spline CV Axles: From Fundamentals to Installation
For BMW, MINI, and other compatible vehicles, the difference between a standard axle and a flat spline design matters more than most people realize. This course walks through it all.
CV Axles for Lifted Trucks & Off-Road Applications
A lift kit changes the angles and stresses a CV axle has to deal with ā often in ways OEM parts weren’t designed to handle. This course explains why and what to look for.
The TrakMotive Advantage: New Premium CV Axles vs. Remanufactured
Deciding between a new CV axle and a remanufactured one can seem like it comes down to price. This course explains why there’s a lot more to the story.
Noise Symptoms Associated with a Worn CV Axle
A worn CV axle rarely fails silently ā it usually tells you something’s wrong long before it gives out. This course breaks down the noises and what they mean.
