Applicable models:
580 E, 580 Super E, 580 K1, 580 K2
The axle shaft is a key component in a vehicle's drivetrain, responsible for transmitting rotational power from the differential to the wheels. Positioned within the axle assembly, the axle shafts extend from the differential to the wheels, providing a solid connection that enables the transfer of torque. Constructed from durable materials such as alloy steel, axle shafts are designed to withstand the substantial stresses and loads associated with transmitting power and supporting the vehicle's weight. In rear-wheel-drive vehicles, the axle shafts deliver power to the rear wheels, while in front-wheel-drive vehicles, they connect the transaxle to the front wheels. The design and construction of axle shafts are crucial for ensuring efficient power delivery, smooth rotation, and the overall reliability of a vehicle's drivetrain system. Regular maintenance and attention to the condition of axle shafts are essential for the optimal performance and safety of the vehicle.
