A-Premium 6-PC Set of Rear Window Lift Supports Shock Struts for Jeep Grand Cherokee WJ 1999-2004 Sport Utility Review

I have them but I've just moved so wish me luck) The extra work required instead of a direct replacement diminishes their value to me now that I have them installed and they work, maybe I can bring them back to 4*

The warranty is said to be one year and after my injury I have contacted the seller and now they want pictures and I am to return the broken item to CHINA after only 6 months of actual use. PremiumpartsWhosale RECOMMENDS a guarantee but does not advertise that you should pay more to return a defective item than you paid for the full set of SIX stands.

All the hydraulics were fairly easy to install, but I was a little suspicious when I noticed that the tailgate hydraulics are attached with a ball joint instead of the factory one. My fears were justified when the ball joint failed a week and a half after installation. I don't know if this is a common problem or if the plastic was badly molded. But be careful with the rear hydraulics!

All three sets of bars fit perfectly. The only difference between this set and the ones I've replaced was the tailgate set. The current kit on the car was installed with a torx screw built into the struts, while the replacement kit came with a set of screws that had a ball joint at the end that the strut snapped onto. It took me no more than 15 minutes to install all the clusters of trees.

works great. BUT when installing, the bottom screw broke during installation. Luckily I was able to easily remove it with pliers. I just reused the old screws (which had rust) and was able to install them. My problem is if I overtightened it and the screw broke then it's my fault. But it shouldn't have been so easy to pull it off with pliers when he tightened it. It's been about 1-1/2 months and it's working great. If I ever need to replace it again I will do so after seeing how long these bad…

How long have you struggled with loading sunroof or glass? Have you ever been hit in the head by a falling hood? Fix your shit cheaply with this kit. All the hardware was included and only an idiot would have a problem installing it. Ask your old lady to hold things while you change them. Be careful when you close for the first time as the plungers appear to be "fixed" and require gentle coaxing to close the first or second volume and get the liquid moving. If I can get five years out of them I

I've tried 3 different sets and this one is the best! The first two were terrible - both had flimsy aluminum screws with Torx T40 heads. The head was removed in the first sentence - returned. BROKEN bolt in the second set - spent an hour removing the broken bolt before they were returned as well. This kit is PERFECT - the screws are steel (almost certainly) and they were easy to install - no streaks, no slipping, no breakage. The only difficulty was rotating the posts to line them up with the…

I installed this set of three hydraulics less than a month ago so I can't give a realistic long term estimate of their durability. However, they all fit well and have high enough pressure (appropriate for function) that they should last a long time if they don't leak. The hood braces were installed in minutes and can (with care) be done by one person. The rear window pillars contain Torx screws (just like the OEM pillars) and were a bit tricky to install, but could also be safely installed by…