noun
- plural of driveshaft: rotating shafts that transmit power from an engine or motor to the wheels or other parts of a vehicle or machine
Usage: automotive; mechanical engineering
Examples
- The mechanic replaced both front driveshafts on the all-wheel-drive car.
- Worn driveshafts can cause vibration and clicking noises when turning.
- The truck’s driveshafts transfer power from the transmission to the rear axle.
- Regular maintenance of driveshafts helps prevent costly repairs.
- The racing team upgraded to lightweight carbon fiber driveshafts.
- Damaged driveshafts must be repaired immediately for safe driving.