Hearing all this, we had to know more. Portal axles have been around for decades. They are essentially gear-reduction axle-ends that offer an axle lift, which is where the insane amount of ground ...

Or, you could just get portal axles. Jason Stilgebouer / 74Weld 74Weld has been designing, engineering, and meticulously manufacturing them for nearly 20 years. They build axles for rock ...

Or, driving a portal-axle Ineos Grenadier. Ineos is a $65 billion petro-chem megacorp with 36 individual businesses under its umbrella. Ineos, the car company, is one of those businesses.

Well, my strange friend, you are in luck. Thanks to the Ukraine-based company Werewolf Tech, there is now a portal axle kit for the Ford Bronco. It's just the logical next step in off-road ...

But, what if you want to make your Bronco unstoppable? You'll need more than a simple lift—you need portal axles. Ukranian company Werewolf Tech has a new portal-axle kit for the Bronco ...

On the mean streets of Los Angeles, Mercedes-Benz's iconic G-Wagon long ago transitioned into a mainstream status symbol for the rich and famous. Seemingly around every corner, another boxy SUV ...

Next, portal axles were added to increase ground clearance (now 13.7 inches / 350 mm). The portal axles also had the effect of reducing the gear ratios, allowing for precise, gentle throttle ...

Under the bodies, Porsche installed portal axles, a type of off-road suspension that tucks the axles as high up in the body as possible, well above the wheel's centerline. It also boosted ground ...

Ineos reveals a group of Grenadier-based prototypes, including a V8 SUV version, a portal axle Quartermaster pickup (pictured above), a shorter Shortmaster pickup, a Safari variant, and a rally ...