Replace CV Boots

CV boot replacement involves replacing damaged or worn protective rubber coverings that surround the CV joints on front-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive vehicles. This process helps prevent contaminants from entering the CV joint and ensures proper lubrication, protecting the drivetrain components and preventing premature wear and damage.

Pricing Varies with Vehicle

What makes a Roda CV Boot Replacement different?

Free valet pick-up and drop-off saves time and stress
Complimentary video inspection of your vehicle
12,000 mile/12-month warranty on all work performed

Frequently Asked CV Boot Replacement Questions

What is a CV boot, and why is it important?

A CV boot, or Constant Velocity boot, is a protective rubber covering that surrounds the CV joint on front-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive vehicles. It is important because it keeps grease inside the CV joint while preventing contaminants like dirt and debris from entering. This helps maintain proper lubrication and protects the CV joint from premature wear and damage.

What are the signs of a damaged or worn CV boot?

Signs of a damaged or worn CV boot include tears, cracks, or splits in the rubber material. You may also notice grease leaking from the CV boot or splattered around the inner edge of the wheels. Clicking or popping noises during turns can indicate a damaged CV joint due to lack of lubrication from a torn boot.

How often should CV boots be replaced?

The lifespan of CV boots can vary depending on driving conditions, vehicle usage, and the quality of the boots. As a general guideline, CV boots should be inspected regularly, especially during routine maintenance intervals. If any signs of damage or wear are detected, the CV boots should be replaced promptly to prevent further damage to the CV joint.

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