🚪 VEPAGOO Rear Liftgate Lift Support Arms - Hatchback Struts for 2005-2010 Scion tC Trunk Gas Shocks (Pack of 2 / Pair) Review

So you look at the price and you think "What a deal!" They looked good new and were easy to install. The hardest part was finding a way to keep the trunk open and not bang your head during the install. In any case, I use the trunk lid on average a maximum of 1 time per week. Scion tC is no longer my main car. One way or another, one of the struts conveniently fell off its mount on the pitch black night driving home late at night. I didn't know what happened as it's almost impossible to push the

They work just like the originals if not better. I lift the sunroof and now it shoots up like a rocket and even holds up with a little effort to close it – no complaint; I love it; I bought them because my trunk didn't lift at all. YouTube is full of installation videos, but they're not really needed; It's an easy 5-10 minute job and the instructions are printed on the packaging material. The only thing I can warn you about is that the posts are held in place by spring clips that need to be…

I bought this for my 2006 Scion tC. It seemed to work fine during installation, although it seemed very slow to open. Last month or so, he decided it would only open about halfway (attached image of January 28). Even if I click on it. you can't go up. Instead, the metal mounting points that the racks snap into seem to flex when I push on the trunk. I'm afraid I'll bend them instead of popping these posts out. So on the plus side, I don't notice when I squeeze under it to grab or put things in…

I received the studs from Vepagoo and was happy to wear them. After that they didn't work at all. i wasn't happy So I took them off and put the old ones back on. They're not entirely gone, just finicky. After putting them on, I looked at the two Vepagoo racks and found that one of the two racks was not working at all. I was able to slide a thinner cylinder into a thicker one without a little pressure. The other one, however, was rock solid and I couldn't move it. So I took one of the old…

I bought these for my daughter, a 2007 Scion TC. This is an easy 10 minute job that anyone can do without getting ripped off by taking your car for this project. I just used a flathead screwdriver to pry the metal clips off the hinges. New shocks come with new clips, no tools are required to install new shocks, just push in until the clips snap into place. Remove one shock absorber at a time. to ensure that the new shock absorbers are fitted in the same orientation, rather than fitting them…