The Toyota Tundra pickup truck is not a casual pickup. Despite its smooth, car-like handling, the Tundra is a serious piece of equipment that can earn its keep. It has a well-deserved reputation for reliability, and with proper maintenance, it should provide many years of service.

The Toyota Tundra’s axle assemblies are not a part that should require frequent maintenance, but to avoid a serious problem, you should periodically inspect them for damage. The axle assemblies essentially keep the wheels turning.

They transfer power from the differential into the wheels. Because they are a spinning part, the bearings that allow that action must remain properly lubricated, and failure of the bearings because of inadequate lubrication is the most common problem with axles. The bearing grease is of a very heavy type, and it should not break down, even after many years of service, provided it stays clean and in place. The most common reason for a failure of the lubricant is in fact a failure of the rubber boots that hold the lubricant in place and protect the bearings from dirt and other pollutants. The easiest way to check the boots on your Toyota Tundra’s axle assemblies is to remove a wheel, look at the boots for cracks, tears, or dry rot, and feel them to ensure that the lubrication is still contained within. If the boots are failing, you might as well replace the entire assembly, since you have to remove the entire thing to replace the boots. If you suspect the axle assemblies are failing in your Tundra, we carry genuine dealer quality Toyota Tundra axle assemblies at a significant discount from dealer prices.You can browse through out catalogue to check our current offerings for this product, and order anytime, using our convenient 24/7 online ordering form.