Axles from Yukon Gear and Axle are made from high quality metals and alloys to provide higher strength over OEM for performance and replacement applications. Each axle is engineered for a specific differential installations. Yukon Axles can be found off-road, on the street and at the track.
- Axles from Yukon Gear and Axle are made from high quality metals and alloys to provide higher strength over OEM for performance and replacement applications.
- Yukon Axles can be found off-road, on the street and at the track.
- Axles Made from High Grade 4340 Chromoly Steel for Superior Strength
- Each axle is engineered for a specific differential installations.



































Charles B. Summers –
When my Jeep decided it didn’t want to pull anymore, I knew it was time to upgrade to a one piece axle. Having never messed with axles before, I was a little leery of doing this work myself, but what can I say? I’m cheap, but have a great set of tools and have always been pretty handy. You Tube is a great source of information, so my son and I started watching all the videos that we could find while we waited for these to arrive. When the morning came to install these… we torn into that Jeep feeling more confident that we ever imagined.Long story short… we installed these, as well as replacing the rear brakes and wheel cylinders, in about three hours taking our time. You’ll need access to a bearing press to install the bearings, and Harbor Freight has one for less than $200 that’s perfect for this. Otherwise, we were quoted about $75 per axle to have a shop press them in.I feel better about these one-piece axles over the two-piece ones. You can see the photo above what the stripped two-piece looked like. Not pretty.I rated these 5 stars for both the quality I feel these axles to be, and the price I paid. (Included all the bearings and seals!). Amazon is excellent as well (Prime member), and the shipping time is awesome. How do they do it?
Brian –
I purchased this axle shaft to replace a shaft with an unfortunately worn out ABS sensor tone wheel. While the installation overall went fairly smoothly, there was one huge problem that caused me to leave my Jeep in pieces overnight to solve. This was advertised as a complete assembly, “including wheel studs”. While, yes, the shaft did arrive complete, it arrived sans any wheel studs. They were not in the box or pressed into the shaft. Since I had neglected to search the box before the install, and as I was doing this repair on a Sunday evening, I was then forced to leave my Jeep in pieces overnight until I could go to a series of stores in the morning to buy new studs and a press-in tool. Luckily I have a second vehicle, or I would’ve been in trouble, since with the bad sensor the Jeep was undrivable. But, once the proper parts were obtained and mounted, the rest of the assembly went smoothly and everything has worked well over 1000 miles so far.
Rita M. Chrast –
This is how the box came. My husband never needed to open the box because it just slipped right out. I’m just hoping it doesn’t come apart after he installs it in his truck from being banged around and however it got ripped open
tony m. –
I bought two of these and neither one of them have the Yukon sticker or whatever it is supposed to be on the end which is kind of a bummerBut the axles are I would say a third thicker than the originals and the splines also just seem to be cut with much more precision and this is also after comparing to my old axles to who knows how many miles are on them but for the money these axles seem to be pretty awesome I don’t see how somebody could break one with the diameter that they were in unless you’re using slicks in an incredibly monstrous engine
Rob –
This is the correct longer axle, and it looks great! You’ll need to buy some studs as it doesn’t come with them.
Christopher McKay –
Perfect fit. No longer leaking. Love it.
James M. Benson –
The shop that installed this axle in my 1995 Chevy Impala at first thought that it wouldn’t work because it was slightly longer than the original (like 1/16″), but they were able to successfully install it.
N –
Attention- Parts aren’t press on.