Eagle

The most common parts include CV joints (both inner and outer), drive shaft boots and wheel bearings. On AWD models such as the Talon, the propeller shaft centre bearing is also a frequent wear item.

The clearest sign is vibration throughout the car under acceleration. Unlike wheel imbalance, which is typically felt at specific speeds, vibrations from a worn inner CV joint are directly linked to engine load.

Many Eagle models share a platform with Mitsubishi, but that does not guarantee that every part will fit. There can be variations in spline counts and shaft lengths, so always select your exact make, model and engine to be certain.

It means that when you select parts using your vehicle's make, model and engine variant on our site, we guarantee they will fit your car. In the unlikely event that a part does not fit, we will help you find the correct replacement at no extra cost.

We recommend a visual inspection at every oil service or at least once a year. A split CV boot quickly leads to constant velocity joint failure due to grease loss and road dirt ingress.

You can find the right part by selecting your make, model and engine variant, or by contacting our customer support team with technical specifications such as spline count and shaft diameter so we can help you identify the correct component manually.