🚪 ECCPP Rear Hatchback Struts Gas Springs for Toyota Prius 2008-2015 and Prius Plug-In 2012-2015 | Compatible with 6244 Strut Set of 2 Review

ideal replacement. Five minutes to install both sides. A big improvement over my weak, failing Prius hatchback gas springs.

Do not buy! These struts open the hatch very quickly and hard. As a result, I got a hook in the chin. Dangerous product and should be recalled.

It was really easy to install and I wanted to like it but it didn't last long. It stopped working and it's been 8 months. I have contacted the seller to see if there is anything they can do and no response. Don't waste money.

If I had paid more attention to the instructions before starting, I would have done everything right the first time. Instead, I removed the clip from one before installing. I had to throw out the new block and buy a second set because it wouldn't stay in place. Read first, then install.

Although these struts appear to be the same length as the ones I shot, they open so wide that if I freely move the liftback to the strut limit I'm concerned that the lower attachment points will warp let There is no dampening effect at the strut limit, so it's best to keep your hand on the tailgate before it reaches the fully open position. This happened to me once when I bought a cheap product and smashed them how I want when I find a product I can trust. will i never learn

So this review is about 6 months after purchasing this item (2 struts for my 2008 Toyota Prius). The reason for the one star is because they damaged my car. let me explain. These struts are non-damping (i.e. they raise the sunroof quickly without slowing it down). 6 months later the part that connects to the car (it's bolted onto the luggage rack) came loose and when I opened my trunk today the flimsy clip broke off, the shock absorber popped out and the sunroof slammed onto the luggage rack…

Works great as a stock replacement on my 2008 Prius with one caveat these struts are slightly longer than stock and have a little more resistance. It doesn't seem to be a problem, just the tailgate opens with a little more force than before (perhaps warn your family), climbs a few degrees higher and takes a little more force to close. There were no instructions, but neither were they needed as installation was surprisingly easy - a small flat head screwdriver was all it took to remove the…