Toyota Highlander

The most common signs are vibrations under acceleration, clicking noises when cornering, or visible grease leaking from the CV boots. If vibrations increase with vehicle speed, it is often an inner joint or the shaft itself that has become unbalanced.

Yes, on the Toyota Highlander you can often replace just the outer or inner CV joint if the shaft itself is undamaged. However, in cases of severe wear or if multiple joints are failing, replacing the complete drive shaft is often more cost-effective and reliable.

The boot protects the CV joint by retaining the lubricating grease and keeping out dirt, water and grit. A torn or split boot is the most common reason for premature constant velocity joint failure.

No, specifications differ depending on whether the car is front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, as well as the engine variant and model year. Always select your car's make, model and engine to find the exact replacement part.

It means we guarantee the part you purchase will fit your Toyota Highlander when you select your vehicle's make, model and engine and follow our recommendations. This gives you complete peace of mind when ordering.

We offer fast delivery across the EU for our stocked parts, ensuring you can quickly get your car repaired and back on the road.