🔧 High-quality Rear Window Glass Lift Support Struts for Buick Rainier, Trailblazer, GMC Envoy, Isuzu Ascender, Saab 9-7X - SG230063 4576 (2004-2009) Review

Perfect fit for the tailgate window on my Pioneer 2002 Chevy. The price was cheaper here than at the auto parts store at my house.

Terrible article. security threat. The racks only worked 2 months and stopped working. I installed it in April and yesterday the door fell in my wife's face. She is now in pain and has a bruise on her forehead due to the pillars not supporting the rear glass door/gate.

I'm tired of the tailgate hitting my head. I ordered from another seller and may have received the wrong part. This pairs perfectly with the Trailblazer LT 08. I didn't realize how weak the other mounts were until I replaced them. Now my back door opens a lot easier. They are designed for the entire tailgate, not the glass part.

I would give them five stars. But they were a bit difficult to install. You must have a tiny screwdriver to pry the clips out to install them. Pry too little and they won't detach (or hold). Peek too much and you'll be at another level of frustration. Have an awl, a couple of jeweler's screwdrivers, and an extra pair of hands ready. You will understand.

No complaints about the dampers. They fit and work well on my Bravada. But a comment on replacing shock absorbers. Over time the glue holding the hinges to the glass will weaken, just like mine. Shortly after I swapped them out the adhesive came off and I'm still trying to figure out a good way to put them back on. This is not a reflection on the lifting legs at all. Just a note about exchanges.

Good product! Works great with the 2003 gmc envoy slt submodel! The only problem I see is that the hole to get under the clips is very small making it difficult to remove them if needed. Also, the instructions are unclear, but as long as you hold the glass sunroof securely, loosen the clamps on the old lifting legs, remove them, and snap the new legs in place the same way the old ones did, you should be happy!

The steering knuckles fit my 2002 Trailblazer perfectly, but after a few miles the rear window wouldn't open. I removed the inner plastic covers and found that the locking mechanism disengaged when the release button was pressed, but the glass door was still stuck. I tightened the corners enough to loosen one of the braces and the other pressed against the sunroof hard enough to separate the glued hinge points from the glass. After releasing the second jamb, I found that both were locked in…