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Used Axles and Differentials for Sale
Shop used front and rear axle assemblies and differentials for full-size pickups, Jeep Wranglers, Tacomas and SUVs. Each listing shows the years and axle type. Our team confirms the gear ratio and locker option from your VIN and door label.
Quick answer
A used axle assembly or differential must match your vehicle's gear ratio, axle size and locking or limited-slip option. The gear ratio is usually printed as an axle code on the door jamb label or listed by an RPO code.
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Axles & Differentials Buying Guide
Why does gear ratio matter?
Front and rear axles on a 4WD vehicle must have the same ratio. A mismatched ratio can damage the transfer case and cause speedometer and shifting problems.
How do I find my axle ratio?
Check the door jamb label for the axle code, the RPO code sticker on GM vehicles, or the tag on the differential cover. You can also send your VIN.
What is included?
Axle assemblies are sold as listed on your quote. Brakes, rotors and parking brake hardware may or may not be included.
Installation tips
Fill with the correct gear oil and friction modifier if required, and check driveshaft angles and wheel bearings after installation.
Axles & Differentials FAQ
Do axle assemblies include brakes?
It depends on the unit. Your quote lists what is attached.
Can I change gear ratios with a used axle?
It is possible, but both axles must match, and the vehicle may need recalibration.
Last reviewed: November 9, 2026 by the Hollander Auto Parts parts team