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Old Feb 27, 2012 | 08:51 AM
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Originally Posted by sheldon
I bought mine from Raxles and have been very happy with them so far. Total for both sides was somewhere around 450 (incl. shipping). He charges a core charge so that you return the old ones but if you do it within 2 weeks you won't be charged at all.

You also get the tool (bit/head) delivered that you have to return but it makes it so much easier.
That sounds really good. It's more than I'd like to pay but at least it's half the price of new OEM. Do you know anything about the O'Reilly's, Autozone, Pepboys brands? Are they all chinese made? I'm prob going to go with the Raxles but I want to finish my research.
 
Old Feb 28, 2012 | 08:29 PM
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Personally I always had bad experience with O'Reilly and would never recommend them to anyone.
Autozone is usually the cheaper place to go but never expect superb high quality. I googled a little for you and found over at Passatworld someone who bought the re-manufactured Axles from Autozone/Duralast and it still had the vw/audi logo on it. They had no vibrations or issues afterwards unless they bought brand new ones (no logo).

Do your research but I stick with Raxles for now. Good service and they seem to provide good quality axles.
 
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