🚙 Enhance Your Jeep Liberty's Rear Window with ECCPP 2pcs Rear Window Lift Supports Struts Shocks Gas Springs Props for Jeep Liberty 2002-2007 PM2029 4365 Review

These lifts are really powerful. Going from an elevator that wasn't working to an elevator where the rear window slammed in my face was a welcome change. Very easy to install and now I have a rear window that stays open.

They install in minutes and work well, the only thing is that they are difficult to close. You actually have to push the rear window down to close it. And when released, it opens too quickly, hoping the glass won't break. Just take a look.

Great for a 2004 Jeep Liberty. My daughter helped me change them and it was very easy. When we were done, the tailgate opened quickly and we haven't had any problems since. I don't have a crystal ball but if it doesn't break within a few years I would buy it again!

Great price and very easy to install in car yourself. The stabilizer legs on my 2006 Jeep stopped working about 3 months prior to my purchase. A friend told me that this is easy to fix yourself. Fast delivery. So happy I bought. Works fantastic. They are a bit stiff at first but after 2 or 3 months of installation I can see that they are starting to loosen up a bit. Absolutely perfect.

Bought for my Jeep Liberty; At first I thought they wouldn't work because they're pretty hard to slide with just my hands (I did this by pressing my weight against a hard surface) but once I put them on the glass they worked great! Now the glass goes up by itself with the help of the alarm controller, but closing it is a bit difficult. It's okay and I'm sure it will get easier with use. Installation is not difficult, I am very happy with the result.

I was blown away by how much better they worked when raising the rear window. Note on OEM lifter removal: Use a flathead screwdriver to pry up the metal bracket at each end. It will likely be rusty, but once it comes out the end will come loose. You may have to tear it down. Clean the ball joint with sandpaper to remove rust and lubricate before installing new ones. Do not pry the clips onto the new ones, they will just pop out. Much luck

Very easy to install. I wish I had had these years ago! Of course, I had them installed for less than a week before trading the car in for a new one. Drop it! Spring. The tailgate in a new car opens and closes at the touch of a button. However, if your window sags when you open it, get them. Anyone can install them. Okay, maybe not NOBODY. But if you're even a little mechanically inclined, it's easy. Watch a YouTube video on how to install them and it really only takes five minutes and a small…