Driveshaft Central Support
The driveshaft central support holds the middle of the driveshaft in place and absorbs vibration through its rubber mount. Over time the rubber cracks or sags, letting the driveshaft move around and creating noise and vibration. We replace the worn support and mounting hardware so your driveshaft stays firmly aligned and smooth.
Find a TechnicianCommon causes
- Cracked or deteriorated rubber mount from age and heat
- Sagging support letting the driveshaft hang and vibrate
- Corrosion of the mounting bracket and hardware
- Worn central bearing damaging the support over time
- Damage from impact or heavy off-road use
Frequently asked questions
How is the central support different from the center bearing?
The bearing is the spinning part that lets the driveshaft rotate, while the support is the rubber-and-bracket mount that holds it to the underbody. They often wear together and are sometimes replaced as one assembly.
What are the symptoms of a worn driveshaft support?
You'll typically notice vibration, a clunk when accelerating or shifting, or a rumbling noise under the vehicle. A visual inspection often shows cracked or sagging rubber.
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