TRQ Front Left and Right CV Axle Assembly Set 2 Piece Compatible with 06-13 Mazda 3 S Manual Transmission 07-11 3 i Manual Transmission 06-10 5 Manual Transmission 12-15 5 Manual Transmission

Fit my 03 zr2 good and seems to be good quality

perfect fit for Honda odyssey 2006. The parts, both sides of the front axle, look great. They work with no issue. However, time will tell. The replacements are straight forward. I bought the parts according to the reviews from the verified reviewers. They were shipped fast by UPS. In conclusion, they looks like quality replacement parts for an old Honda Odyssey.

Youtube and parts from Amazon have saved me a TON of money on rebuilding my suspension for my 2007 Dodge Caliber! Some of the nuts and bolts fought me, but the fit and quality of these components are spot on! I highly recommended the DIY, then just take it to the mechanic shop for an alignment.

I bought a pair of these as my front left was already failing but planned on replacing the right side later. Left has held up good so far, but when it came time to replace the right side I was confused as it would not properly seat in the differential. After over an hour of wrestling with it, I decided to inspect the shaft and was shocked to find that the splines appeared to be misaligned at the recessed clip. I assumed this was all machined from a single piece of steel, but now suspect it was a separate piece that was inaccurately press fit into the shaft after. You can see from the photo that the spline grooves are misaligned, and I could have damaged the differential trying to force the shaft in. No idea how a defect like this happens or gets past QC, but I may steer clear of this brand in the future.

Fit my 2009 Subaru Forester perfectly. Came well packaged and undamaged. Comes with the axle nut on each axle. They installed with no issues. I will see how they perform over time, but so far I have had no issues. They are working just fine.

Worked great on my 2016 Toyota Sienna FWD. The reviews that are complaining about the axle being about 1" too short... keep in-mind, these axles come compressed. Also, if you're taking out a bad axle it's likely going to be expanded to the point where it is bad. You can try compressing the old axle, but if it's a noisy axle, chances are that it's broken and can't be compressed (hence the noise you're probably hearing and the grease leak you're probably seeing). It was a bear to get the passenger side off... used a sledge and pry bar with no luck, used pickle forks with no luck, used an air hammer with no luck. I finally resorted to using a cutting wheel on an angle grinder and I cut out bearing carrier, was then open the bearing carrier a bit to relieve tension on the bearing then it all came out.

4 STARS ( By bad information from seller ) Well!!!! I have a Corolla 09 (CANADA); and the parts I wanted to order were the CV'S AXLE'S, and the specifications here, they said they are for Vin number starting with the number 1 (US BUILT); and it is obvious that my car manufactured in CANADA STARTS WITH THE 2, and I wrote directly to the seller ( TRQ ); And they told me via email not to order them because they are not my specifications, I want you to know that anyway I talked to a mechanic, and he told me to order them anyway that they will work, and so I did and I ordered them, and all the parts were exactly fits, and the bearing is excellent, contrary to many negative reviews, I took a risk and also ordered, the LOWER'S BOLTJOINS, and So far everything is going well for me and my BABY COROLLA 09 ( CANADA 🇨🇦 ) W / Vin start : 2

This axle was a good replacement has not failed three years in a row so far

This axle was purchased Feb 12/25 and installed on Feb 24/25 and it’s now already a torn boot. How do I get a replacement? There is no seller to contact?

Less than a year I purchased these and they already leaking grease and making that popping sound when turning steering wheel.

Front axle AWD with ABS wheel