If any part of your vehicle is under pressure to perform, it is your Audi V8 axle assembly. The V8 axle assembly consists of an axle shaft with a CV joint at either end, protected by CV boots. CV stands for "constant velocity"—an indicator that your Audi V8 axle assembly is always on the move.

The V8 axle assembly takes the force from your transmission and turns it into rotational force for your wheels. For front-wheel drive vehicles, your Audi V8 axle assembly runs between your front wheels; the rear-wheel drive V8 axle assembly is located in the back; and if you have four-wheel drive, you have two hard-working Audi V8 axle assemblies.

The CV joints on your V8 axle assembly are surprisingly delicate components. If the least amount of contaminant infiltrates your CV boots and gets into the joints, damage can occur quickly. The most common reason to replace an Audi V8 axle assembly is CV joint damage. Since these joints are lubricated and tightly packed, it is difficult and messy to repair the joints themselves, and the operation doesn't always work. In most cases, it is better to replace the entire V8 axle assembly and start over with freshly packed and sealed CV joints. If your car is making grinding noises, this is a typical indicator of damage to your Audi V8 axle assembly. Check your CV boots for signs of cracks or tears, and if you need a new V8 axle assembly, order a high-quality replacement from our extensive online catalogue.With our discount pricing and reliable shipping, your Audi V8 axle assembly will arrive at your door in no time.