🚙 Alloy USA 11103 Front Axle Tube Seal Kit, Black, for 1984-2006 Jeep Cherokee/Wrangler XJ/TJ Review

I don't know if I would install it myself but I still had to make new axles and bearings so the timing was good. The gaskets are also of good quality and complement the other new parts well.

Goods delivered and well packaged. Unfortunately it does not fit the YJ front axle. The two-piece axle has two diameters and the seals are the same. Disappointed as it seems like a well made product.

I installed them and they chewed up maybe after a few days. I'm not sure what happened, the axle was clean and then lubricated. Probably just a bad product in general, not the manufacturer's fault.

Ideal for sealing the axle housing and what you would expect from Alloy USA. I now have them in both my daily driver and tracker and look forward to many years of reliable use. However, it appears to be of high quality production and excellent packaging.

I installed these seals when I also installed the Spartan automatic lock. When I took the axles out of the tube I saw all this dirt and debris. I knew I had to get rid of the plastic dust cover that was on the axle shafts. I received these and they work great. If you're a serious SUV like me, you need to protect your axle shafts, and the inner diff seal works a lot quicker when things get wet and muddy.

We specialize in Jeeps in our shop and I removed a few axles that had this and other branded seals on them and we found this: these seals don't get in the way of water, dirt and Debris gets into the tube axle but prevents it from leaving the axle tube and it accumulates around the axle and on the internal seals. It also keeps their internal axle seals from leaking until it's too late. I'm attaching some photos of the axial tubes I was working on yesterday with these seals installed.

Bought when they were on sale on Amazon. I set them up on a Comanche 89 during a single axle rebuild to a Dana 30. They install very smoothly and provide an excellent seal, preventing debris from entering the pipes. Since I rebuilt an axle on the passenger side, the seal on the diff is just a lip so they provide a secondary seal if a lip starts to fail. A note because they prevent diff fluid from splashing. In the event of seal failure, it is highly recommended that the differential fluid be…