Drive Shaft

Drive shafts are a part on your vehicle that are responsible for helping to transfer engine power to the wheels. Your wheels wouldn't move without the transfer of power - which is why keeping all of the parts that make up this system in good shape. Inspecting your drive train and shaft on a routine basis is a smart move as a driver. You don't want to ignore any potential problems with this part of your vehicle, as it's important for you to be able to get from place to place on a regular basis. There are several different types of drivetrain systems, including rear-wheel drive, four-wheel drive, or front-wheel drive. Regardless of the type of drivetrain your Audi has, the signs of wear and tear are all the same. You might start to feel vibrations coming from underneath your vehicle. This can be caused by a range of things, including worn out u-joints, carrier bearings, or couplers. It's important to replace these when they wear down. Difficulty making turns is also a sign of something being wrong with the drive shaft. Find OEM drive shafts and accessories here for your Audi if needed.