Detroit Axle

Eight Mile Road 2000, 48220, Ferndale, United States
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1.85
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Detroit Axle

For over 20 years, Detroit Axle has grown into a leading worldwide retailer and distributor of OE re-manufactured and new aftermarket auto parts. We are committed to providing first-class products and outstanding customer service at an incredible value. Our rapidly expanding product lines include brakes and rotors, CV axles, rack & pinions, bearings, suspension parts, gearboxes, and much more.

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john pham
GB

Stay away from this company When I had issues, their customer service did everything they could to Not assist me. The supervisor was argumentative and contradicted himself. In the end, I wasted time and money on parts and labor for nothing. Warranty is only good if it's honored. Spend your money elsewhere! If I can leave a negative star review I would.

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Justin McWilliams
GB

Absolutely the worst parts company I’ve… Absolutely the worst parts company I’ve ever dealt with. Shocks I ordered were cheap, flimsy, not at all like originals even though they claimed they were correct for my truck. Compressed with little effort by hand and would actually bend under arm pressure. Approached for a refund they refused to return my money. Refused to stand behind the products they sell. Bad business

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Jake Daniel
GB

Horrible service I ordered parts they… Horrible service I ordered parts they didn't even print a label in 5 days I have a vacation going up and now I won't be able to go because of them don't buy from them ever

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D Morris
GB

Rotors Appear ok.... Pads terrible quality.. Beware! I Purchased New Rotors and Pads for my 2015 Subaru Forester.. Although the rotors appear to be ok, the pads are absolute junk!... They are very poor quality and that was immediately evident with the squeaking and grinding noise. I ended up replacing the pad with high quality Bosch Pads.

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Martin Gottschling
GB

After buying a front suspension rebuild… After buying a front suspension rebuild kit for my 2010 suburban, I can say 3 years into it both front wheels bearings have failed, an upper ball joint also, along with a tie rod end boot. It's not worth buying their substandard parts that don't last like OEM just to save a few bucks. When you have to do the work twice, there's little to no savings. Buy brand name or OEM parts instead of Detroit axles junk.

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