🔧 High-Quality 2-Piece Tuff Support Rear Hatch Lift Supports for 2010-2011 Honda Accord & 2012-2015 Honda Crosstour Review

Anyone who has owned a Honda Crosstour and used its luggage rack knows the inferiority of a Honda product compared to Tuff trunk supports. I almost had 3 serious head injuries because the dealer broke my car and it fell on you. The tuff on the other side has practically opened up and is holding! Thank you Tuff!

The rear brackets on my 2013 Honda Crosstour failed a few months ago. Eventually I got tired of the tailgate hitting us over the head, so I took it. Very easy and quick (10 minutes) to install. You can install them yourself, but I would recommend that you have someone else hold the tailgate while you do this. I'm quite tall (6ft 2in) so I was able to hold the sunroof straight on my shoulders while replacing the jambs, but it's not that easy when you're shorter.

I noticed that the trunk of my 2013 Crosstour would slowly lower when it was cold and at a certain point wouldn't open on its own. My friend and I ended up hitting each other in the head with the trunk trying to get to the spare tire. We ordered these right away and it took me less than 10 minutes to swap out the old ones. I used a 6 foot fence board to keep the trunk open so it wouldn't fall over. The trunk is heavier than it looks so be careful or get someone to help you.

Oh my god they were so easy to install. I looked on YouTube before buying or installing them, went to my car, checked if I could remove the old ones as shown in the video, then bought them. My folks didn't raise the sunroof on my cross tour and I hit my head while shopping and left a dent in my forehead the size of an ax blade. Oh it hurt and I expressed how it hurt in the parking lot. With a quick installation, really quick, like 10 minutes to remove the old ones and replace them with these…