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Drive Shafts

For front wheel drive and 4 Wheel drive the drive shafts should be checked for wear and tear. The drive shafts come from the gearbox/differential and enter the center of each hub of the front wheels. Turn each wheel and inspect for freedom of movement. Check that the rubber gaiters