Toyota Tacoma Universal Joints & Parts

The Toyota Tacoma was targeted at the youth and those drivers who use pickup trucks for daily driving and value comfort and safety over payload capacity. The first-generation Toyota Tacoma was available in 1995; it was a compact pickup truck that became larger over time. The second generation of the Tacoma was introduced in 2004 and remained in production up to 2015, when Toyota released the 3rd generation of the Tacoma. Certain styling details are similar to the 4Runner, and the exterior profile is similar to the full-size Tundra. The Tacoma also became more aggressive with an enlarged grille.

The vehicle’s driveline employs universal joints, also known as U-joints, which allow the driveshaft to pivot and properly transmit torque and power to the axle assembly. Technically, these joints compensate for the angle changes between the differential and transmission. Over time, U-joints wear out and can cause excessive vibration, particularly under a heavy load. If your pickup requires brand-new Toyota Tacoma universal joints and components, you are welcome to order them from our virtual shelves. We keep on expanding our online catalog with more upscale products to meet your repair needs.