Honda

The most common signs are vibrations under acceleration or unusual noises while driving. If the vibrations stop when you release the throttle, it is often a sign that an inner CV joint or the drive shaft itself is worn and requires replacement.

The outer CV joint is located closest to the wheel and accommodates steering movement; when worn, it usually produces a clicking sound when cornering. The inner CV joint sits closest to the gearbox and accommodates vertical suspension travel; wear here typically causes vibrations throughout the car.

No, drive shafts differ depending on the generation, engine variant and gearbox. It is crucial to verify the spline count and the length of the shaft. Select your specific Civic model and engine variant in our store selector to find the correct part.

A common issue on Honda models is that the ABS ring on the CV joint cracks due to corrosion. This disrupts the signal to the wheel speed sensor and triggers the warning light. We supply individual ABS rings, which can often replace the cracked ring without needing to renew the entire constant velocity joint.

Yes, we supply propeller shafts and matching components such as centre bearings for all-wheel drive models like the Honda CR-V and HR-V. A worn prop shaft typically causes vibrations felt through the entire bodyshell at specific road speeds.

Select your Honda make, model and engine variant using the vehicle selector in our store or on the category page. The system will then automatically filter out the drive shafts, CV joints and ABS rings that are technically matched to your exact vehicle.