Posted on 7/28/2025
Your car’s driveshaft and CV (constant velocity) joints work together to deliver power from the engine and transmission to the wheels. The CV boots protect these joints from dirt and moisture, ensuring smooth and efficient operation. When these components start to wear or fail, ignoring the warning signs can lead to expensive repairs and even leave you stranded. Knowing what to look for can help you stay safe and avoid bigger headaches down the road. Understanding the CV Joint and Boot CV joints allow your front wheels to receive power while turning and moving up and down with the suspension. They are critical for smooth, vibration-free driving, especially in front-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive vehicles. The CV boot is a rubber or plastic cover that seals the joint, keeping grease inside while preventing dirt and moisture from entering. A damaged or torn boot quickly leads to joint failure if not addressed. Clicking or Popping Noises One o ... read more