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GMB Introduces U-Joint For Front Applications On The 2007-2012 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon

GMB offers a new U-Joint designed specifically for front applications on the popular 2007-2012 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. GMB Universal Joints feature lubri-groove design for higher grease flow, and provide proven durability under the harshest road conditions.

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GMB offers a new U-Joint designed specifically for front applications on the popular 2007-2012 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. GMB Universal Joints feature lubri-groove design for higher grease flow, and provide proven durability under the harshest road conditions.

GMB offers water pumps, premium quality u-joints, tensioners and idler bearings, hub/wheel bearings and fuel pumps for most European, Asian and domestic built vehicles.

All GMB products are engineered, designed and built utilizing the strictest design and manufacturing guidelines, with the finest quality assured through our ISO/TS 16949 programs.

For more information about the GMB line and the new U-Joint, visit www.gmb.net or call 1-800- 421-5019.

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