Audi Q3

If you hear a clicking sound while cornering, it is usually the outer CV joint. If the car vibrates noticeably under acceleration but smooths out when you come off the throttle, the inner CV joint is usually worn.

It depends on the model year and gearbox. On many Audi Q3 models, the drive shafts differ in length between the right and left sides, so it is essential to verify the fitting position before ordering.

This is a classic sign of an issue with the propeller shaft. It may be that the centre bearing is worn out, or one of the joints on the prop shaft has started to seize.

On most Audi Q3 models, you can easily replace just the outer or inner CV joint. We supply both individual constant velocity joints and complete drive shafts, allowing you to choose the option that best suits your budget and repair schedule.

Select your Audi Q3's model year, model and engine variant in the search filter at the top of the page. Our system will then automatically display the 155 items that are technically matched to your specific car.

It requires proper tools and some mechanical experience, as you will need to dismantle components of the suspension. If you are unsure, we recommend consulting a professional garage, but we supply all the correct parts for the job.

If the boot is torn, lubricating grease leaks out while dirt and road grit enter. This wears out the CV joint very quickly. Replacing a damaged CV boot in good time can save you significant money by avoiding the need to replace the entire joint.