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G2 GM 8.875 Inch 12 Bolt Car Replacement Axle Shaft – 95-2019-002

G2 Axle and Gear

  • Rear replacement axle shaft for GM 12 bolt 8.875 inch axles
  • 30 splines, driver or passenger side
  • Forged alloy steel, heat treated
  • Part number 95-2019-002, UPC 631410106213
  • Universal Fit published, so match axle size and spline count

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Description

Overview

The GM 12 bolt 8.875 inch replacement rear axle shaft, part number 95-2019-002, fits GM 12 bolt axles and has 30 splines. It is for the driver or passenger side, and the shaft is forged from high grade alloy steel.

The shaft is heat treated to exceed OEM specifications, and G2 positions it for owners who run larger tires and need more torque capacity than a factory shaft offers.

Key features

  • Forged high grade alloy steel body
  • Heat treated beyond OEM specifications, per G2
  • Rolled splines and improved materials
  • Suited to high torque and larger tire setups
  • Big Spline options offered by G2

Torque and tire size

Rear axle shafts on GM 12 bolt car axles transfer engine torque to the wheels, and the load rises with bigger tires and more aggressive driving. The splines at each end see most of the stress, so they are the first place to look for wear. A shaft that has been driven hard for years may show slight rounding or play that is easy to miss until it becomes a noise or vibration.

Shaft condition is tied to the rest of the axle. The wheel bearing, the seal and the brake hardware all affect how the shaft runs. If you upgrade the shaft for heavier loads, check these parts too, and keep the axle type and spline count on hand so the new shaft matches the housing.

  • Look for rounding or play at the spline ends
  • Check the wheel bearing for heat or noise
  • Inspect the seal for leaks before fitting

Specifications

Brand G2 Axle and Gear
Part number 95-2019-002
UPC 631410106213
Axle manufacturer GM
Axle type GM 12 Bolt, 8.875 inch
Axle location Rear
Shaft location Driver or passenger side
Spline count 30 splines
Material Forged high grade alloy steel, heat treated
Fitment category Universal Fit (as published)

Vehicle fitment

Fitment is published as Universal Fit with no vehicle years or models attached. The 8.875 inch GM 12 bolt axle type and 30 spline count are what determine a match on your axle.

Axles with 10 bolt GM housings or other axle sizes fall outside this part’s stated axle type. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

The job involves removing the wheel, brake and hub components from the axle. Compare the spline count and the ends of the old shaft with this one before installing.

What’s included

One replacement axle shaft for the driver or passenger side.

Not included: bearings, seals and hardware. Check these against your installation before starting.

SKU: G/295-2019-002 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 22.00 lbs
Package dimensions 37.00 × 7.50 × 7.30 in
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Questions & Answers

Is this a 12 bolt GM axle shaft at 8.875 inches?

Yes. It is a GM 12 bolt 8.875 inch axle shaft with 30 splines and a rear location. It is for the driver or passenger side. Check your housing before installing.

Does G2 publish vehicle years for this shaft?

No vehicle years or models are attached. The fitment field reads Universal Fit, so match the 8.875 inch 12 bolt axle type and the 30 spline count to your axle before fitting.

What are the part number and UPC for this shaft?

The part number is 95-2019-002 and the UPC is 631410106213. The brand is G2 Axle and Gear, and the product is a forged alloy steel replacement axle shaft for GM 12 bolt rear axles.

What is the simplest way to check a GM 12 bolt shaft for wear?

With the wheel off and the vehicle supported, twist the shaft by hand and look for play at the spline ends. Check for cracks, scoring or oil near the axle end. Any of these signs suggests the shaft needs replacing.

Can I reuse the old axle bearing with a new shaft?

It depends on the bearing condition. Look for roughness, heat discoloration or play. A worn bearing can load a new shaft unevenly, so inspect it carefully before reusing it.