FAQ’s

Worn or broken U-joints are a common driveshaft problem. If you know where to look, you can often check the U-joints yourself. Simply put the vehicle in park, put the vehicle into neutral, and then move the U-joint yokes back and forth. Too much movement is an indication that you should take it in for replacement.

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A driveshafts job is to deliver torque from the transmission to turn the automobiles wheels. A bad driveshaft  may put unwanted pressure on other car parts — ultimately damaging them.

If the driveshaft stops working, you may not even be able to drive your car as your tires won’t have any power to move. So it’s a good idea to get a driveshaft or driveline repair near you to resolve the problem quickly and follow routine maintenance and basic car care tips.

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We are happy to provide you with an estimate but its hard to say without getting a good look at the issue at hand. Pricing is based on the vehicle and accessing the damage thoroughly and properly. We service trucks, tractors, 4x4's, cars and more. You can always contact us during regular business hours at 513.575.4200 for specific questions.

Vibrations From Underneath Vehicle:

Usually, a perfect driveshaft balance is ensured during installation so that driveshafts don’t vibrate unnecessarily. Vibrations are caused mainly by a worn-out universal joint or bushings. 

The best solution is to get a shaft repair or replacement from the nearest auto repair shop, B & T can give you a free quote at 513.575.4200

A faulty driveshaft component can cause noises, such as:

• Rattling sounds when the bushing or bearing wears out and limits the driveshaft’s ability to rotate the tires correctly
• Squeaking noise at low speed caused by a universal joint in need of lubrication
• Clicking or knocking sounds that are caused due to a faulty CV axle or stabilizing drive axle

These noises point to a driveshaft malfunction that probably needs to be taken to an auto repair shop for a shaft repair.

Shuddering While Accelerating:

Loose axle assembly components like a universal joint or bad center bearings in the drive shaft may cause shuddering accompanied by unusual noises while accelerating.

A split CV joint can also cause it. This happens when water enters the joints and causes the grease to leak. A split CV joint requires immediate repair as it can cause intense shuddering, especially when turning corners.

Difficulty Turning: 

A bad drive shaft may damage the universal joint, causing the wheels to bind. This makes turning difficult, and the car may pull to one side.

Call B & T at 513.575.4200 or email us at btdriveshaft@gmail.com