If you asked Michigan drivers, "what is a driveline", they'll probably tell you they don't know what it is. It's understandable that the average person might've never heard of this term before. Fortunately, we're here to break down everything you need to know about the vehicle's driveline.

The driveline is the part of your car that carries the engine power to your move wheels. It comprises the axles, driveshaft, wheels, joints, and differentials. However, the parts can vary slightly depending on whether the vehicle is a front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, all-wheel drive, or four-wheel drive. It handles the full power of your vehicle, and without it, you can't go anywhere!

When it comes to services, drivers may typically need front and rear differential flushes and transfer case flushes. Over extended periods of time, the fluids that flow throughout these components can deteriorate. They may become contaminated and overall no longer effective. To help your driveline components run smoothly, the professional technicians at Westside Service can get rid of the old lubricant, cleanse the system, and substitute it with fresh differential fluid. 

When other problems arise within the driveline, you will have to bring it to our auto repair shop for inspection. When having your driveline inspected, our technicians will check all the joints for proper lubrication and listen carefully for any unusual noises or vibrations. 

You should not neglect driveline repairs as it could cause more damage and result in more repairs in the long run. For quality driveline service and repairs, let the specialists at Westside Service help. Please give us a call or schedule an appointment online with us today.