What to do when your car's cv joints fail?

A description of the parts that need to be checked and/or replaced when you change your car CV joint; and how to do it right for the most cost-effectiveness.

We've all been there. You know that dreaded clicking and popping sound during a turn or while under load that causes you to realize that your car CV joints are done for. They need to be replaced but make sure you also check your CV boots for looseness, cracks or tears.

Damaged CV boots are a pretty good indication that dirt or water has mixed in with your grease - if it hasn't all leaked out. Torn outer car CV joints can also be hard on your wheel bearings because dirt or water probably has leaked in or grease has leaked out and the bearings have been run dry.

As a car suspension parts manufacturer, we can provide auto ball joint or car CV joint.