This page is for Jeep Specific Driveshafts not found on the Master Truck Driveshaft page.
We have many new listings for Old to New model Jeeps. If you don’t see what you need – Call – we will assist.
Gladiator
Wranglers JK – TJ – JL and the rest
Grand Cherokee – Late model
Commanders
Liberty
Please Call/Email for specific fitment and pricing information.
Front Shafts:
All Jeep driveshafts built to custom lengths as need – No extra charges.
Installation Note: There is a large rubber O-Ring on the OE yoke flange for the transfer case. This MUST be removed and installed on the new yoke or you will have a leak at the transfer case.
There are 3 different versions used on the AWD Grand Cherokee and some year model overlap. We offer U-Joint Constant Velocity driveshafts which are far stronger than the OE set up on the later model Grand Cherokee’s. All driveshafts are guaranteed to fit and work perfectly on stock height vehicles. We do not recommend installing lift kits on Grand Cherokee because the front driveshaft is always spinning. With to much angle on the OE shaft or one we provide driveshaft there is a good chance of vibration. The OE shaft will not last long on a lifted vehicle either. We do NOT Guarantee our driveshaft to run perfectly smooth on lifted Grand Cherokee’s.
While it might initially seem a bit difficult to install these driveshafts, it is quite simple. Do NOT move vehicle while installing front pinion yoke. Front pinion yoke-remove nut holding existing pinion type flange, pull of flange and slide new pinion yoke on. Tighten to 225 lb ft or more. This is a shim type differential (no crush sleeve) so get it on tight. Air tools make quick work of this. Transfer Case-Remove nut holding flange on T-Case and remove. Re-install new TC yoke supplied and tighten securely. Install driveshaft with supplied hardware.