The universal joints (U-joint) and slip joints in the driveshaft are inspected, and those that are damaged or worn may need to be replaced.

The bearings and mounting parts that support the driveshaft are inspected. If there is excessive wear or damage, these parts may need to be replaced.

In driveshaft repair, tube replacement is an operation conducted when the tube, which is the central component of the driveshaft, is damaged or excessively worn. This change is often necessary due to the tube being hit, bent, or severely corroded.

The sliding kit usually refers to the sliding joint part of the driveshaft, and this component allows the length of the driveshaft to be adjusted to accommodate the up and down movement of the vehicle suspension.

It is the process of replacing critical parts that provide the connection between the driveshaft and other components of the drive system. Coupling flanges ensure that the driveshaft is securely and robustly connected to other components such as the transmission output or differential input.

The driveshaft must be properly balanced. An unbalanced shaft can cause unwanted vibrations in the vehicle. Therefore, the shaft may need to be rebalanced during the repair process.

The driveshaft and joints should be properly lubricated. This ensures the parts operate smoothly and prevents wear.