On front and all-wheel drive cars, the axle shafts are what connect the transmission with the wheels, driving the vehicle along. The axles must flex, allowing the suspension to move up and down and the front wheels to turn right and left, while at the same time transmitting the driving force from the engine to the wheels.

The part that simultaneously enables the axle to flex while transmitting the driving force is called a drive axle joint, and is also known as a constant velocity (or CV) joint. The CV Boot is a ribbed, rubber flexible boot that keeps water and dirt out of the joint and the special grease inside the joint.

The Steering Rack Boots protect the lubricating grease for your power steering. If split or cracked loss of grease, foreign dirt and debris can cause the steering rack to dry out and fail. Replace at the first sign of damage to avoid causing further issues.

The CV Grease is designed for use with plain brearings, slow speed bearings, roller, bearings and more.CV Grease has no odor and can be used safely.

The CV Clamp is used on both ends of the CV boot to ensure the integrity of the CV, to prevent grease leakage and keep the joint dust free.