CV Joint and Stub Axle Kits

Been having problems with feedback through the brakes. One caliper wasn't pushing on one side and allowed rust to build up. I've cleaned that off, flakes of easily half a mm, but there's still feedback and so disc must be warped.
Anyway, CV splines are worn (originals on 200K miles) so I'm thinking I might as well replace those and the stub axles (original too) while I'm in there.
To save buying [arts separately I've been looking at kits on Paddocks and LR direct. They only seem to supply Britpart ones. Even LR Direct don't seem to offer Bearmach or other 'Brands'.
I've been searching LZ and looking through threads on this. I've read James Martin say a few times that he uses the Britpart ones because customers don't want to pay big money, but he hasn't had any problems with them. I reckon James must fit a lot of them compared to an individual enthusiast.
However, before I go ahead and buy the relevant kits from either Paddocks or LRDirect, does anyone have any better buying options/suppliers?

Ive fitted the BP ones to my mates & they've been in for 4 years & had no issues iirc I fitted new cvs
& got the BP swivel kits on my 90 but its done only a few hundred miles in two years.
I only fit Timken wheels bearings though.

kevstar said:

Ive fitted the BP ones to my mates & they've been in for 4 years & had no issues iirc I fitted new cvs
& got the BP swivel kits on my 90 but its done only a few hundred miles in two years.
I only fit Timken wheels bearings though.

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Cheers, Kevstar. I put Timken wheel bearings in earlier this year.
Paddocks tend to focus on Britpart, but LRDirect used to list a range of suppliers. Now their cheapest is just called 'Replacement', but is priced for buying multiple quantities. ie, you have to buy at least two, sometimes at least three. Like three brake discs!! What's the use of that? Unless I'm reading it wrong
Anyway, looks like I'm going Britpart unless someone comes up with a better kit buying option

If you go to Bearmach’s website you can buy kits and parts from them directly. I’ve just had 110 rear stub axle kits from them, very quick standard delivery.

Huddy84 said:

If you go to Bearmach’s website you can buy kits and parts from them directly. I’ve just had 110 rear stub axle kits from them, very quick standard delivery.

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I couldn't find the kits on the bearmach site.

Filter by vehicle, then look through kits.

Defender 110 stub axle as example
https://bearmach.com/stub-axle-kit-bk-0136
Obviously search for one to fit

Huddy84 said:

Filter by vehicle, then look through kits.

Defender 110 stub axle as example
https://bearmach.com/stub-axle-kit-bk-0136
Obviously search for one to fit

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They seem to do stub axle kits, but not CV Kits.

I've just done my CV and half shafts and bought them from Bearmach. Their next day delivery is great as the job grew arms and legs

Al2O3 said:

Cheers, Kevstar. I put Timken wheel bearings in earlier this year.
Paddocks tend to focus on Britpart, but LRDirect used to list a range of suppliers. Now their cheapest is just called 'Replacement', but is priced for buying multiple quantities. ie, you have to buy at least two, sometimes at least three. Like three brake discs!! What's the use of that? Unless I'm reading it wrong
Anyway, looks like I'm going Britpart unless someone comes up with a better kit buying option

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I will have a look through my receipts for the 90 & see what I bought an from whom
(need to be tonight prob not much use if your ordering them today)

kevstar said:

I will have a look through my receipts for the 90 & see what I bought an from whom
(need to be tonight prob not much use if your ordering them today)

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Don't worry mate. I'll probably order them today. I think it's worth giving the Britpart ones a try. I'll then have my own opinion of them

Hi kevstar,
Ordered them from LR Direct this morning. Thanks for your help

Now's the time for someone to come along and say 'Oh, I got much better kits from...........'

Al2O3 said:

Hi kevstar,
Ordered them from LR Direct this morning. Thanks for your help

Now's the time for someone to come along and say 'Oh, I got much better kits from...........'

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No problemo matey Haha aye its always the way, I usually hoard this for ages then have a mental tidy up
& bin everything then someone will say I need this or that lol

Lunch over im off to work

Just read this , I usually end up ordering from Paddocks after getting process from others, But found these https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/DLS-LAND-ROVER-SPARES-UK/Axle/_i.html?_storecat=14258826015
Ordered some stuff yesterday, timing kit, waterpump, hoses , belts ect and they came today, lot cheaper then Paddocks, Price you see is Price you pay with Free postage. so will probably use them again as they have a lot of stuff in.

border said:

Just read this , I usually end up ordering from Paddocks after getting process from others, But found these https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/DLS-LAND-ROVER-SPARES-UK/Axle/_i.html?_storecat=14258826015
Ordered some stuff yesterday, timing kit, waterpump, hoses , belts ect and they came today, lot cheaper then Paddocks, Price you see is Price you pay with Free postage. so will probably use them again as they have a lot of stuff in.

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That's extremely fast delivery. Did you pay a few quid extra for that?
On phone at the moment, but will check them out on the laptop later. Cheers.

Al2O3 said:

That's extremely fast delivery. Did you pay a few quid extra for that?
On phone at the moment, but will check them out on the laptop later. Cheers.

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No Free delivery next day, Paddocks never had some of the stuff in stock would of had to wait till next with them
plus these were cheaper. All parts and vehicles are on the left

border said:

No Free delivery next day, Paddocks never had some of the stuff in stock would of had to wait till next with them
plus these were cheaper. All parts and vehicles are on the left

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Cheers, mate. I've bought my recent stuff of LRDirect and I'm hoping it comes tomorrow! I'm on the laptop now and so off to check out that ebay shop for future purchases

border said:

Just read this , I usually end up ordering from Paddocks after getting process from others, But found these https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/DLS-LAND-ROVER-SPARES-UK/Axle/_i.html?_storecat=14258826015
Ordered some stuff yesterday, timing kit, waterpump, hoses , belts ect and they came today, lot cheaper then Paddocks, Price you see is Price you pay with Free postage. so will probably use them again as they have a lot of stuff in.

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Hi Border, I've compared a few of the parts I've just bought from LRDirect

CV Joint
DLS £44.50 x2 = £89.00
LRDirect £33.29 x2 = £66.58

Front stub axle
DLS £39.50 x2 = £79.00
LRDirect £34.20 x2 = £68.40

DLS total = £168.00
LRDirect total = £134.98

A difference of £32.02 on just those two items.
Are you sure you compared with Paddocks correctly. I listed Paddocks against LRDirect before I bought my stuff and Paddocks were just pennies more expensive. LRDirect do free delivery over £50 and next day delivery from £5.00

Al2O3 said:

Hi Border, I've compared a few of the parts I've just bought from LRDirect

CV Joint
DLS £44.50 x2 = £89.00
LRDirect £33.29 x2 = £66.58

Front stub axle
DLS £39.50 x2 = £79.00
LRDirect £34.20 x2 = £68.40

DLS total = £168.00
LRDirect total = £134.98

A difference of £32.02 on just those two items.
Are you sure you compared with Paddocks correctly. I listed Paddocks against LRDirect before I bought my stuff and Paddocks were just pennies more expensive. LRDirect do free delivery over £50 and next day delivery from £5.00

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They were on the bits I ordered by the end of checkout on Paddocks they added vat, so went with DLS about 20 quid cheaper.
Suppose its what you want at the time.

border said:

They were on the bits I ordered by the end of checkout on Paddocks they added vat, so went with DLS about 20 quid cheaper.
Suppose its what you want at the time.

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My comparisons included the VAT
I compared them on a spreadsheet

I know what you are thinking And you'd be right @neilly will probably like it, though he'll find a fault with it somewhere