Volvo V60 II

Common symptoms include vibrations under acceleration or unusual noises while driving. If the vibrations are felt through the entire car, a worn inner joint or an imbalance in the drive shaft itself is often the cause.

Yes, if the shaft itself is undamaged, you can replace just the outer CV joint. This is often an ideal solution if you hear clicking noises when cornering but the shaft is otherwise in good working order.

This is usually caused by wear in the inner CV joints or a failing centre bearing. When these parts wear out, play develops, creating an imbalance as power is transferred from the gearbox.

No, drive shafts vary depending on the engine, gearbox (manual/automatic), and whether the car is front-wheel drive or AWD. Always select your car's make, model and engine to find the correct version.

Our fitment guarantee means that when you select your specific car details and we confirm the part, we guarantee it will fit your vehicle. This gives you complete peace of mind with your purchase.

We dispatch quickly across Europe from our Swedish central warehouse for stocked items for the Volvo V60 II, helping you get your car repaired and back on the road as soon as possible.