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In rear-wheel drive cars and trucks, the engine turns a driveshaft which transmits rotational force to a drive axle at the rear of the vehicle. The drive axle may be a live axle, but modern rear wheel drive automobiles generally use a split axle with a differential.

The rear axle is a crucial component that connects the driveshaft to the differential, enabling the wheels to turn at different speeds when cornering. Regular inspection and maintenance of the rear axle is essential for safe vehicle operation.

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Power is supplied from the engine via the transmission to a driveshaft which connects to the differential pinion gear. This turns the ring gear which surrounds a set of differential gears that enable the two rear axles to turn at different speeds.

Rear suspension bushes are the rubber parts between suspension joints responsible for making your journeys as smooth as possible. If you need a suspension bush replacing, we're sure to have the right product to help you put the comfort back into your driving.

Anti-roll bar, also known as a stabiliser bar or torsion bar, helps to reduce body roll when cornering. Our range is suitable for all sorts of vehicles and features everything you need to keep things functioning as they should.

For the optimum in smooth rides and comfortable journeys, it can be worth updating your shock absorbers. The job of the shock absorber is to keep you as steady on the road as possible by working with the suspension system to even out surfaces.

Rear Axle Repair & Replacement

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