The constant velocity joint, or CV joint, connects your transmission to your wheels.
When working properly this part ensures a smooth and constant rotation of the wheels while you are turning corners, ensuring a comfortable and safe ride.
If there are issues such as a cracked or torn boot or not enough high pressure grease, then the CV joint can fail. Symptoms include poor handling around corners, vibrating or an audible clicking sound whilst cornering.
Contact us at the first sign of trouble because repairing a torn boot and refilling the grease is a relatively cheap and easy procedure but if you leave it you could end up with a failed joint which needs to be replaced. We are located in Glen Waverley and serve many customers in the surrounding areas as well.
Our Services include, as required:
For a high quality CV Joint & Boot Service at a competitive price, speak with us or book online. We are located at Unit 3/13 Aristoc Road and service many customers in Glen Waverley and the surrounding areas.
Get more useful information in Repco's Steering & CV Boots Auto Facts Video
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