Outer Axle Tube Seals

Dirt, mud and debris are to be expected when off-roading, and your Jeep's exterior is more than rugged enough to handle a mess. The interior, though, is a different matter - various internal systems and components can be sensitive to the elements, requiring seals to be installed and occasionally replaced. This includes axle shafts and tubes. An internal seal is commonplace to prevent fluids from leaking out, but an outer seal also prevents contaminants from getting in. Keep the outdoors out with new and replacement Jeep JK outer axle seals from 4WheelParts.com, with top manufacturers in the aftermarket to choose from.

An Extra Layer of Protection

Not all vehicles have an outer axle seal, but any Jeep used for off-roading or labor ought to. Though the inner seal, fitted at the junction between the differential case and the axle shaft tube, exists to prevent transmission fluid from leaking out of the differential, the seal itself, as well as the interior of the tube, can be compromised by contaminants entering from the outer end. Water, dirt and debris all comprise risks here, so jeepers that frequently go off-roading or are considering it should invest in outer seals. Dana 44 outer axle seals from our stock come from manufacturers such as Dana Spicer, G2 Axle and Gear and Alloy USA, machined with precision from high-quality billet aluminum. Our online catalog makes it easy to match your front axle's model to the right seal for the perfect fit.

Protect Your Jeep Without Breaking the Bank

Budget concerns can lead to jeepers talking themselves out of parts their Jeep needs to survive the wilderness. As Jeep enthusiasts ourselves, we understand, so we aim to make all parts found at 4WheelParts.com affordable to allow you to give your prized rig the best. If our prices aren't the lowest, we'll make them the lowest - if you find a competitor selling what you bought from us for less, we'll match the price and give you the difference within 90 days of your order. Treat your Jeep right and order today.

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