Spare parts and drivetrain components for Hyundai.
The drivetrain is the heart of your car's power transmission, responsible for transferring the engine's power all the way to the wheels. For a Hyundai, it is vital that these components work in perfect harmony to maintain the driving comfort and reliability the brand is renowned for. At CVJoint24, we specialise in precisely this field, offering an extensive range of spare parts covering everything from drive shafts to ABS rings. With 352 matched products in our system, we offer solutions for almost every model, whether it is an older Accent or a modern Ioniq.
Our focus is on supplying parts that meet or exceed original equipment specifications. By choosing the right components for your Hyundai, you not only ensure that the car drives smoothly, but also prevent secondary damage to the gearbox and suspension. A properly functioning drivetrain reduces unwanted friction and vibrations, which ultimately has a positive effect on fuel economy and tyre wear.
Hyundai offers a diverse range of models, from front-wheel-drive hatchbacks to advanced all-wheel-drive SUVs. For front-wheel-drive cars such as the Hyundai i30 or i20, the drivetrain consists primarily of two drive shafts linking the gearbox directly to the front wheels. Here, the outer CV joints are subjected to particular strain, as they have to handle both power transfer and wide steering angles. It is therefore essential to choose parts built to withstand the demands of urban driving and sharp turns.
For all-wheel-drive models like the Santa Fe and Tucson, the setup is more complex. These feature a propeller shaft to transfer power to the rear axle, along with additional rear drive shafts. Such models often require sturdier components to cope with the higher kerb weight and increased torque. We make sure our range covers these specific needs, including the 95 different prop shaft-related parts we stock for the make, ensuring your four-wheel-drive Hyundai receives the right support for its driveline.
There are several clear warning signs that a drivetrain component on your Hyundai is failing. One of the most common symptoms is a clicking or knocking noise when cornering sharply, which usually points to a worn outer CV joint on your Hyundai. If you instead experience vibrations through the steering wheel or chassis under acceleration, the issue can often be traced to an inner CV joint. These vibrations may start subtly, but they tend to worsen over time.
Split CV boots are another frequent problem. If a boot tears, grease escapes and dirt penetrates, quickly ruining the constant velocity joint. In addition, the ABS ring is a critical component; if it cracks or corrodes, the ABS warning light may illuminate and the system can fail to operate correctly. Paying attention to these symptoms and acting promptly helps you avoid costly garage repairs and keeps your car safe on the road.
Continue to the right model or category for your Hyundai:
On a comprehensive brand page, the priority is finding the right combination of model and component quickly. Starting from one of the most popular Hyundai model or category links makes it straightforward to reach a page with precise fitment and the most relevant products.
Identifying the correct spare part can sometimes feel complicated, particularly as Hyundai often uses different driveshaft configurations depending on engine variant, gearbox and model year. The most reliable way to find the correct fitment is to select your vehicle's make, model and engine. By choosing your car's exact details, we filter down to the 352 products relevant to your specific vehicle. This eliminates the risk of ordering the wrong part and saves valuable installation time.
If you prefer to search manually, make sure to check technical specifications such as the tooth count on the ABS reluctor ring or the overall length of a Hyundai drive shaft. We provide detailed specifications for every product to make your choice simple. Remember to inspect related parts as well; when replacing a drive shaft, it is sensible to examine the condition of the wheel bearings and CV joint boots to ensure a lasting repair.
As a Swedish driveline specialist shipping across Europe, we offer an expertise that general car-parts suppliers often lack. We understand the technical nuances of Hyundai drivetrains and have built a catalogue with genuine depth. That means we supply not only standard service parts, but also the specific components that can be difficult to source elsewhere. Our specialist focus on drivelines gives you complete confidence when repairing your car.
Ordering from us gives you access to premium-quality parts with guaranteed fitment. We know your time is valuable, which is why we make ordering straightforward by letting you filter by your car's make, model and engine. With CVJoint24 as your specialist partner, you can rely on getting the right car parts, technical know-how and service dedicated to keeping your Hyundai running at its best.
The most common sign is a clicking noise coming from the front wheels when you make a sharp turn under acceleration. If the noise disappears when driving straight ahead, it is almost certainly a worn outer CV joint.
No, drive shafts often vary depending on whether the car has a manual or automatic gearbox, as well as its engine size. Always select your vehicle make, model and engine to find the exact replacement for your car.
Vibrations under acceleration are often caused by a worn inner CV joint or an issue with the propeller shaft on all-wheel-drive models. It is vital to inspect these components to prevent damage to the gearbox.
It requires removing the CV joint, which can be time-consuming. However, if your ABS warning light is on and you find a cracked ring, replacing it is essential to ensure your braking system operates correctly.
Our CV joint kits are normally supplied complete with a CV boot, grease, clamps and mounting hardware such as a bolt or nut, ensuring a straightforward replacement.
Yes, if you catch a split CV boot early before dirt and grit have damaged the joint, simply replacing the boot and repacking it with fresh grease is often enough to extend the life of the CV joint.