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Drive Shaft Bearings
A drive shaft support bearing holds a long drive shaft steady along its length. It lets the shaft spin smoothly while keeping it in line, which cuts down on vibration and takes stress off the joints at each end. Dirt, water and hard riding slowly wear out the bearing and its seals. A tired bearing often shows up as a hum, a clunk or a shake that changes with speed. Replacing it helps bring back a quieter, smoother drivetrain.
We currently have 1 drive shaft bearing product in stock, from All Balls Racing. It is the All Balls Racing Can-Am Commander Max 800R DPS Drive Shaft Support Bearing Kit, listed for the 16-20 Commander Max 800R DPS.
Confirm your exact model and year before you order.
Check the old bearing for play, roughness or torn seals to confirm it is the source of the problem.
Inspect the drive shaft and its joints while you have things apart.
Review what the kit includes so you know which parts you are replacing.
Use the vehicle selector to pick your vehicle and see what fits.
A drive shaft support bearing holds a long drive shaft steady along its length. It lets the shaft spin smoothly while keeping it in line, which cuts down on vibration and takes stress off the joints at each end. Dirt, water and hard riding slowly wear out the bearing and its seals. A tired bearing often shows up as a hum, a clunk or a shake that changes with speed. Replacing it helps bring back a quieter, smoother drivetrain.
We currently have 1 drive shaft bearing product in stock, from All Balls Racing. It is the All Balls Racing Can-Am Commander Max 800R DPS Drive Shaft Support Bearing Kit, listed for the 16-20 Commander Max 800R DPS.
Confirm your exact model and year before you order.
Check the old bearing for play, roughness or torn seals to confirm it is the source of the problem.
Inspect the drive shaft and its joints while you have things apart.
Review what the kit includes so you know which parts you are replacing.
Use the vehicle selector to pick your vehicle and see what fits.
