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Jupiterimages/Photos.com/Getty Images. A front axle boot, also known as a constant velocity (CV) boot, is a rubber cover that goes over the drive axle or CV joint on a car. The boot protects the joint and keeps grease used to lubricate the joint where it belongs, near the friction points.
Photo 5/6 | According to the TIP, the front GAWR, which is the maximum weight the axle can support, is 4,800 pounds. So, each front tire needs to support 2,400 pounds plus ideally a 20 percent WL buffer (thatâs another 480 pounds per tire, or 2,880 total), to safely run the maximum load at 65 mph.