High Durability Drive Shaft for Ssangyong with Anti-Corrosion Coating and Direct Replacement

High Durability Drive Shaft for Ssangyong with Anti-Corrosion Coating and Direct Replacement

Key Attributes

Brand Name:Ssangyong
Place of Origin:China
Payment Terms:T/T

Product Summary

High durability drive shaft for Ssangyong with precision casting, anti-corrosion coating, and OEM fit. Easy installation with basic tools, 12-month warranty, and competitive pricing from certified manufacturer.

Product Details

Durability: High Durability Under Normal Usage
Installation Type: Direct Replacement
Manufacturing Process: Precision Casting And Machining
Surface Treatment: Anti-corrosion Coating
OEM Availability: Yes
Product Description
Detailed Specifications & Features
Drive Shaft For Ssangyong

Precision-engineered drive shafts for optimal performance and durability in Ssangyong vehicles.

Our drive shafts are meticulously crafted to meet the rigorous demands of Ssangyong models, ensuring seamless power transmission and enhanced vehicle stability. Utilizing high-grade materials and advanced manufacturing processes, we deliver components that offer superior resistance to wear, corrosion, and fatigue, extending the lifespan of your vehicle's drivetrain.

Key Features
  • High-strength alloy steel construction
  • Precision balanced for vibration-free operation
  • Corrosion-resistant coating for extended life
  • Optimized for Ssangyong vehicle specifications
  • Easy installation and long service life
Technical Specifications
Parameter Value
Material High-grade Alloy Steel
Balancing Standard Dynamic, ISO G16
Surface Coating Anti-corrosion Zinc Plating
Compatibility Ssangyong Rexton, Korando, Tivoli (specific models may vary)
Warranty 2 Years Manufacturer's Warranty
Operating Temperature -40°C to +120°C
Installation Guide (Example Steps)
  1. Safely lift and support the vehicle on jack stands.
  2. Remove the old drive shaft by unbolting its connections.
  3. Inspect surrounding components for wear or damage.
  4. Install the new drive shaft, ensuring proper alignment.
  5. Torque all bolts to manufacturer's specifications.
  6. Lower the vehicle and perform a test drive.