Affordable New CV Axles & Rebuilt CV Axles - San Antonio, TX

Sergeant Clutch offers Affordable CV Axle Repair and Replacement Service for all Cars, Trucks, Suv's, Domestic and Import. If you think you might have problems with your CV Axles. Come by Sergeant Clutch located at 6557 Walzem Road in San Antonio, Texas 78239.

Sergeant has a team of hardworking ASE Certified Auto Repair Mechanics ready to handle any CV Axle problems. We offer Free Second Opinion, Free Estimates, Payment Plans and up to a Lifetime Warranty on:

• New CV Axles
• Rebuilt CV Axles
• CV Axle Replacement
• New CV Boot Replacement

Sergeant Clutch saves you money on the following:

• Acura CV Axles
• Audi CV Axles
• BMW CV Axles
• Buick CV Axles
• Cadillac CV Axles
• Chevy CV Axles
• Chrysler CV Axles
• Dodge CV Axles
• Eagle CV Axles
• Ford CV Axles
• Geo CV Axles
• GM CV Axles
• GMC CV Axles
• Honda CV Axles

• Hummer CV Axles
• Hyundai CV Axles
• Infiniti CV Axles
• Isuzu CV Axles
• Jaguar CV Axles
• Jeep CV Axles
• Kia CV Axles
• Land Rover CV Axles
• Lexus CV Axles
• Lincoln CV Axles
• Mazda CV Axles
• Mercedes CV Axles
• Mercury CV Axles
• Mini Cooper CV Axles

• Mitsubishi CV Axles
• Nissan CV Axles
• Oldsmobile CV Axles
• Plymouth CV Axles
• Pontiac CV Axles
• Porsche CV Axles
• Saab CV Axles
• Saturn CV Axles
• Scion CV Axles
• Subaru CV Axles
• Suzuki CV Axles
• Toyota CV Axles
• Volkswagen CV Axles
• Volvo CV Axles

No Matter What You Drive Sergeant Clutch Has The CV Axles You Need At Affordable Prices Call Us First 24 Hours @ 210-239-1600

• 15% Military CV Axle Repair Coupon
• 12% Senior CV Axle Repair Coupon
• 10% Student CV Axle Repair Coupon
• Payment Plans

What Is A CV Axle?

A Constant Velocity Joint or CV Axle Joint is an important component of the drive train. The CV joint is packed with grease and protected by the CV boot. CV Axles are part of front-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive vehicles. On four-wheel-drive vehicles they are called half-shafts.

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What Is a CV Boot?

Each CV Axles has two CV boots. The boot protects both the inner and outer portions of the CV joint. The inner CV joint controls changes in suspension and ride height. The outer one provides even torque transfer.

When the CV boot is ripped or cracked, the lubricant inside will leakout, mix with dirt,  and damage the CV joint.