🚪 A-Premium Tailgate Rear Hatch Lift Supports Shock Struts Replacement for Jeep Grand Cherokee WH 2005-2010: Premium Quality, 2-PC Set Review

Both of my shocks were on my sunroof. I was charged $80 to have them replaced. I almost never fix anything on the car so I figured I should do it myself. I bought a gate turning tool, had someone hold the gate and after 20 minutes my gate is no longer ringing in people's heads. Literally anyone can do this. ***UPDATE*** 2 years later. My hatch is still going strong! Good product!

For 2009 Jeep Grand Cherokee. This necessitated replacing the mounting balls on the tailgate and bodywork, but that was a minor issue. You need several tools. To remove the old posts you will need a flathead screwdriver to loosen the clamps. deep head 12 mm. Use a screwdriver or torx head to install these posts. The new struts are improved compared to the old standard struts and make opening the tailgate easier. Their higher pressure makes it difficult to close easily.

The product arrived on time. These new replacement parts were the part I needed. Ease of installation. Just a couple of minutes. You will need a T40 head or bit. I recommend a hammer drill, but it's not a must. It literally took a few minutes. If your old jambs are out of order, make sure you have someone help you, or you can prop the tailgate up with something. Installed one by one. First I assembled the top. That turned out to be easier. The new posts lift the gate effortlessly after opening.

Install on the rear window of a 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Installation took about 6-7 minutes, the only tool required was a thin flathead screwdriver to pry the spring clip that held onto the original post. Once the old racks are in place, no tools are required to install the new racks, they literally snap into place. Be careful when opening a window with new jambs for the first time, it will open upwards with great effort. That's a great price. I also bought matching struts for the front hood.