GMC Yukon Driveshafts & Parts

Like many other SUVs in its class, the GMC Yukon is available with rear- or four-wheel drive, and whichever of these configurations you own, engine power is transferred to the drive axle via the driveshaft. If you have a 4WD version, it actually has two driveshafts that come from the transfer case, for the front and rear axle, respectively. In some models, the rear driveshaft consists of two sections connected with each other via a U-joint. One of these sections is normally attached to the frame with the help of a support bearing that helps dampen vibrations.

All of these parts are durable enough and can serve for a long while, but still, they are subject to wear. Besides, a driveshaft is essentially a hollow metal pipe having relatively thin walls, and in some situations, this part can get dented. In most cases, this results in unbalancing and notable vibrations, so it's recommended to replace a damaged shaft as soon as possible. Should you need a quality replacement, check out our large collection of GMC Yukon driveshafts and other components such as center support bearings, seals, boots, and so on. Sourced from reputable brands, they meet the highest industry standards.