🔧 A-Premium Tailgate Rear Hatch Lift Supports Shock Struts for Ford Edge 2007-2014 - 2-PC Set SG304084 6120: High-Quality Replacement Review

The new lift legs were an inch shorter than the old lift legs. Also, it's not as strong as the 5 year old elevator rods I removed. Maybe they fit in another car.

The posts worked well and fitted well. I'm a little concerned that the stock struts end up with a small angle that attaches to the car. So far, neither good nor bad effects have been seen. Time will tell but I would rate it good for the price for now.

My tailgate wouldn't open all the way unless I pushed it up and then worried about the door falling on my head. This product made me happy with something I would normally ignore but am disappointed with. Very easy to install and worth the money

This was a very easy install on my 2011 Ford Edge SEL. With the help of one person lifting the overhead gate, installation took less than 10 minutes. You just need to insert a thin screwdriver into the slot to pry up the bracket. It was easier for me to remove the bottom part of the rack first. After alignment, new ones are simply pressed in with little effort. I would start from the bottom, it was good there. Well, from $25.

For three years, the tailgate of my 2011 Ford Edge Limited would hit me in the head 2-3 times a week in cold weather. I kept putting off repairs because when the sun comes up at the end of the day it works perfectly. Last month I literally hit my head three times in 10 minutes and decided "enough". I dug into my computer and found a video on YouTube on how to solve the problem. Jumped onto Revane Prime. 20 dollars spent. Received the goods in 2 days. Spent 20 minutes and now my stunt works like