Ordering the correct driveshaft is critical to ensure proper fitment, performance, and reliability. Because drivetrain configurations can vary—even between similar vehicles—having the right information upfront helps prevent delays, returns, or incorrect parts.

Below is everything you may need before placing your order.

The VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) is the most accurate way for us to identify the correct driveshaft.

With your VIN, we can determine:

For OEM (stock) vehicles, the VIN is usually all we need—no measurements required.

If you don’t have your VIN, please provide as many of the following details as possible:

The more details you provide, the more accurate we can be.

If your vehicle has been modified, this is very important to note. Modifications can significantly impact driveshaft fitment.

Please let us know if your vehicle has:

Even small changes can affect length, angles, and connection points.

Measurements are not always needed, but may be required if:

If measurements are needed, please refer to our guide:
​How to Measure Your Driveshaft

Accurate measurements help ensure the driveshaft fits correctly the first time.

If you still have the original driveshaft, it can be helpful to provide:

Photos are also very helpful in confirming fitment.

Providing complete and accurate information helps:

If you’re unsure what information to provide, don’t worry—our team is here to help.

Send us your VIN or vehicle details, along with any known modifications, and we’ll guide you through the process to make sure you get the correct driveshaft.