TeraFlex Driveline Component, shown on a studio background: brass-finish CV joint with hex driver bit, grease tube, clamp band and snap ring, rendered on white

TeraFlex Driveline Component, shown on a studio background: splined steel drive flanges, aluminum caps with Heavy Duty TeraFlex Axles emblem, bolts and snap rings on white

TeraFlex Driveline Component, shown on a studio background: pair of TeraFlex locking hubs with TeraFlex dials on white

TeraFlex Driveline Component, shown on a studio background: rendered pair of silver cylindrical spacers with two 10.9 flange bolts on white

TeraFlex Axle Shafts & CV Joints

Name: TeraFlex Axle Shafts & CV Joints
Brand: TeraFlex
SKU: TFX-PARENT-AXLE-SHAFTS-CV-JOINTS
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This collection gathers TeraFlex driveline and axle-end parts: a replacement Rzeppa CV joint for the factory driveshafts, a driveshaft lowering kit, and hub and drive flange parts for Dana 60 axles with 35-spline shafts. Each one addresses a specific wear point or angle problem that shows up once a Jeep is lifted and worked hard off road.

Not Included:

Driveshafts, axle shafts, axle housings, gear oil and installation labor are not included unless the listing names them.

Features

Targets one driveline wear point
Each part in this collection replaces or improves a single component, so you can repair the piece that needs attention instead of buying a complete assembly.

Made for lifted Jeep angles
These parts are developed with lifted suspensions in mind, where steeper driveline angles and longer travel put extra stress on joints, hubs and mounts.

Hardware and instructions from TeraFlex
Each kit ships with the TeraFlex parts it lists, and installation guides are linked on the product pages where TeraFlex publishes them.

Home garage friendly jobs
These are bolt-on service jobs that a capable home mechanic can handle with hand tools and a torque wrench, though TeraFlex recommends a certified mechanic.

Backed by TeraFlex support
TeraFlex has been building Jeep axle and driveline parts for decades, and its customer service team supports every part it sells.

Fitment & Compatibility

Jeep
Years	Model	Notes
2020-2026	Gladiator	JT
2020-2025	Gladiator	JT
1997-2018	Wrangler	—
2018-2026	Wrangler	JL

Fit guidance: TeraFlex builds each of these for specific vehicles. Choose your vehicle to see its part numbers, options and fit notes.

Specifications

Brand: TeraFlex

Installation

Type: Driveline and axle-end service parts · Install: Bolt-on, hand tools and a torque wrench · Afterward: Recheck fasteners after the first miles

These parts install with hand tools and a torque wrench, and most jobs involve removing a driveshaft or locking hub and reassembling it with the new TeraFlex part. TeraFlex asks installers to read the instructions fully before starting and recommends a certified mechanic. Recheck fasteners after the first miles and at regular service intervals.

Warranty, Shipping & Returns

Warranty. TeraFlex backs its products with a limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship for the original purchaser, on the vehicle the part was first installed on. Axle shafts, Rzeppa CV kits, yokes and driveshaft components are covered for 1 year. If a covered part fails, TeraFlex will repair or replace it or refund the purchase price at its discretion. The warranty does not cover improper installation, missed maintenance, modifications, normal wear, finish wear or racing and competition use, and paint and powder coat finishes are covered for 90 days against defects only. Shipping. The carrier and ship method are set by the size and weight of the cartons when the order is placed; larger kits and axles ship by freight. Inspect on delivery. Inspect the carton and every part as soon as the delivery arrives, note any shipping damage with the carrier, and contact us right away so we can make it right.

Returns. Unused items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery. If an item arrives damaged, defective or wrong, return shipping is on us. See our Returns & Refunds Policy, or email support@prestigetruck.com with any question.

About TeraFlex

TeraFlex is a Jeep company at heart, started and staffed by people who drive them. It designs, engineers and builds suspension systems, shocks, axles and performance parts, with the Wrangler and Gladiator at the center of the lineup.

The company traces its history to the 1950s, when it began as MEPCO (Military Equipment Parts Company), one of the first companies anywhere to supply Jeep parts and accessories. TeraFlex Manufacturing followed in 1996 to build heavy-duty suspension for the TJ Wrangler, and the brand credits itself with the first suspension system for that coil-spring platform, a low-range gearing option for the 231 transfer case and the CRD60 high-pinion axle.

The current catalog covers full lift systems, the Falcon shock line and a long list of Wrangler and Gladiator upgrades, and the company is now carrying the same engineering approach to other vehicles as well.

White lifted JL Unlimited with stubby front bumper in a sand canyon

Keep power reaching the wheels

Lifting a Jeep and adding bigger tires changes driveline angles and loads. These TeraFlex parts address the joints, hubs and mounts that take that stress, so the rig keeps pulling cleanly on the trail.

Red lifted Jeep Gladiator Rubicon on a gravel lot under cloudy sky

Fix the part that wore

Instead of replacing a whole driveshaft or axle assembly, each kit targets the single component that failed or needs improving, which keeps repair costs and downtime in check.

Red lifted JL Unlimited Sport on a dry hillside

Ready for the next trip

A healthy driveline means fewer surprises far from pavement. Service these parts between trips and head back out with confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers on specs, fit and support

Will these parts fit my axle or driveshaft?

Each listing names the axle or driveshaft it is built for, such as Dana 60 axles with 35-spline shafts or the factory Rzeppa CV driveshaft. Check that detail and the vehicle fitment before ordering. The Rzeppa CV joint kit is not compatible with 2026 rear driveshafts.

Do I need special tools?

Most of these jobs need only hand tools and a torque wrench. Where a kit needs a specific tool, such as the hex tool for the CV joint bolts, TeraFlex includes it or names it in the instructions.

Are the parts sold individually or as a set?

Each listing is sold as the kit described in its title. Check the title and the included items before ordering if you need parts for both sides.

How long does installation take?

TeraFlex rates each of these as a short job for an experienced installer, and the linked instructions walk through every step.

Can I install these myself?

A capable home mechanic can do these jobs, but TeraFlex recommends a certified mechanic and asks that the instructions be read completely before starting.

What warranty applies?

TeraFlex covers axle shafts, Rzeppa CV kits, yokes and driveshaft components for 1 year against defects for the original purchaser. Other parts fall under the TeraFlex limited warranty by component type.