Birmingham-based automotive remanufacturer Shaftec Automotive has reduced the price of approximately 800 part numbers in its driveshaft range.
Positioned next to the car’s wheels, driveshafts transfer torque from the transmission to the differential, which in turn drives the wheels. The firm says, as a key part of the drivetrain, failure simply isn’t an option – and neither is cutting corners.
Shaftec’s range of new and remanufactured driveshafts totals more than 9,900 references. Every part is held in stock as standard, engineered with quality materials to OE standards and designed to outlast cheaper alternatives and eliminate costly comebacks.
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