The right passenger-side CV axle depends on your vehicle’s year, engine, transmission, and drivetrain—not just the side of the car. These five front-right axle assemblies cover specific Nissan, Toyota, Honda, and GM applications. The SCITOO option is best for select Nissan models from 2007–2015, while the ASAPE axle targets 2013–2018 Altima sedans with a 2.5L engine and automatic transmission. The A-Premium listings cover selected Toyota/Lexus, Honda, and GM vehicles. Verify the exact fitment before ordering.
| Product | Best for | Key fitment detail |
|---|---|---|
| SCITOO Front Right CV Axle | Select Nissan models | Altima, Rogue, and Sentra applications |
| ASAPE Front Right CV Axle | 2013–2018 Altima sedan | 2.5L automatic only |
| A-Premium Toyota/Lexus Axle | Select V6 Toyota and Lexus models | Front right; ABS ring included |
| A-Premium Honda Civic Axle | Selected Civic configurations | 1.8L automatic applications listed |
| A-Premium GM Axle | Listed GM cars and minivans | Fitment varies by model and year |
SCITOO Front Right CV Axle for Select Nissans
Best for: Owners of listed Nissan Altima, Rogue, Rogue Select, or Sentra models who need a front passenger-side axle. Its stated applications include the 2.5L Altima from 2007–2012 with automatic transmission, the 2013 Altima 2.5L automatic CVT, select 2008–2015 Rogue versions, and the 2007–2012 Sentra 2.5L FWD.
The assembly has a 38.125-inch compressed length, 27 input splines, and 29 output splines. It includes an axle nut but does not include an ABS ring. The listing provides reference numbers including 39100JA010, 39100JG02C, and NCV53912. It was selected for its multiple Nissan applications.
Limitation: The fitment is transmission- and model-specific, and no ABS ring is included. Confirm the exact vehicle configuration and required ABS setup.
ASAPE Front Right Axle for 2013–2018 Altima
Best for: A 2013–2018 Nissan Altima sedan with a 2.5L four-cylinder engine and automatic transmission. The listing specifies S, SV, and SL trims and identifies this as a front passenger-side assembly. It is a more targeted choice than the SCITOO axle for owners whose Altima falls within this later sedan fitment.
Specifications include a 38.9-inch compressed length, 27 inner splines, and 32 outer splines. An axle nut is included, but an ABS ring is not. The reference numbers are 391003NT0A and 66-6431.
Limitation: It is not listed for 3.5L V6 models, manual transmissions, or non-sedan versions. Check the trim and transmission before selecting it.
A-Premium Front Right Axle for Toyota and Lexus
Best for: Owners of listed 3.0L V6 Toyota or Lexus vehicles, including certain 1997–2001 Lexus ES300 applications, Toyota Avalon, Camry, Sienna, and Solara versions. It was selected because the listing identifies a broad group of front-right applications and provides detailed shaft specifications.
This assembly includes an ABS ring and axle nut. It has a 37.36-inch compressed length, 24 input splines, and 30 output splines. Listed reference numbers include 4341006170, 4341007030, and NCV69544.
Limitation: Some applications require a plug-in-style inboard housing; the listing excludes bolt-on-style inboard joints. Confirm the joint style, engine, and transmission.
A-Premium Front Right Axle for Select Honda Civics
Best for: Owners of listed 2006–2013 Honda Civic 1.8L models with automatic transmission, plus specified 2014–2015 natural-gas submodels with automatic transmission. Its application details make it a suitable comparison option when the vehicle matches those exact configurations.
The axle measures 36.02 inches compressed and has 25 input splines and 26 output splines. An axle nut is included, but an ABS ring is not. Listed references include 44305SNA000, 44305SNEA01, and NCV36569.
Limitation: The listing excludes manual and automatic CVT transmissions and excludes specified 2014–2015 EX, LX, and EX-L submodels. Verify the transmission and trim carefully.
A-Premium Front Right Axle for Listed GM Vehicles
Best for: Owners of the listed Chevrolet, Buick, Oldsmobile, and Pontiac applications, including certain Impala, Monte Carlo, Venture, Century, LaCrosse, Grand Prix, and minivan models. This product was selected to represent the GM fitments in the supplied options.
The listing covers varied model years, engine sizes, and drivetrain details. For example, it identifies some Venture and Montana applications as front-wheel drive and specifies naturally aspirated engines for certain models. These details matter when comparing a passenger-side replacement axle.
Limitation: The supplied product details do not provide shaft length, spline counts, or ABS-ring information. The fitment list is extensive, so check the listing’s compatibility notes against the vehicle’s year, engine, and transmission before ordering.
Buying Guide: How to Choose a Passenger-Side CV Axle
What does passenger-side mean?
For these listings, passenger-side refers to the front right position. Confirm the vehicle’s orientation and the listing’s stated location; do not choose an axle based only on a general “right side” description if the application details do not match.
Which vehicle details should you verify?
Match the year, make, model, engine, transmission, body style, and drivetrain. A part may fit one engine or transmission while being excluded for another version of the same model. The ASAPE Altima, for example, is specified for 2.5L automatic sedans, not 3.5L V6 or manual models.
Why compare splines and axle length?
Inner and outer spline counts and compressed length are useful specification checks when comparing the replacement with the original axle. They are not a substitute for confirming exact vehicle fitment. Also check whether the axle requires an ABS ring and whether an axle nut is supplied.
Should you use an OE reference number?
Compare the listed reference number with the number for the existing part or the vehicle’s parts catalog when available. Treat reference numbers as a cross-check, not as the only fitment test, because application notes may include important exclusions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a passenger-side CV axle the same as a front-right axle?
In these product listings, passenger-side is identified as front right. Confirm that the listing uses the same position terminology for your vehicle.
Can I choose a CV axle by vehicle model alone?
No. Engine, transmission, trim, body style, and drivetrain can affect fitment. Verify all listed details before ordering.
Do these axles include an axle nut?
The SCITOO, ASAPE, Toyota/Lexus A-Premium, and Honda Civic A-Premium listings state that an axle nut is included. The supplied GM listing does not specify whether one is included.
Do all five axles include an ABS ring?
No. The SCITOO, ASAPE, and Honda Civic A-Premium listings say no ABS ring is included. The Toyota/Lexus A-Premium listing says one is included; the GM listing does not specify.
Are these products interchangeable across vehicle brands?
No. Each axle is intended for its listed applications and specifications. Use the product only when the vehicle details match the stated fitment.