Enhance Your Jeep Wrangler's Rear Window with Gas Spring Lift Supports - Pack of 2, Compatible with 1997-2006 Models w/Hardtop Review

After several years of fighting I ordered a rear window. It took 5 minutes to install, now the window works fine. I can't believe I've waited so long.

So far so good. Easy installation in less than 5 minutes. They fit perfectly on my hard top on my 2006 Jeep TJ. Works great so far for the price so let's see how long they last.

I have a 2005 LJ with a hardtop. The old elevator legs sagged. It just kept going and I was blown away by the difference. I would have replaced them long ago!

The product works properly. Easy to install, took less than 15 minutes with one person. The instructions say two people are recommended, one to hold the window in place while the other changes parts.

product was great only one hit held up my whole window on my 99 jeep wrangler but when i installed them and lowered the window one of the plastic ends on the bats broke so i gave it 3 stars Review but ended up using one of the old endings from the old shock

These bumps are very severe. Once you remove the stoppers they can be very difficult to squeeze and you will need to squeeze them again a little to install them. What worked for me was attaching the mating end of the shock to the top ball mount on the glass, then lowering the glass while pressing the other end of the shock against the tailgate. This gives you leverage to compress the shock. Once compressed it's much easier to keep it compressed and then maneuver the bottom end into position on…

At $18.99 a pair they were significantly cheaper than stock shocks at local auto parts stores where one cylinder costs more than both! My old lift legs were very weak and wouldn't even hold the window half way anymore. When I removed them one by one after installing a new lift cylinder and the old one was still on the jeep, the new lift cylinder held the window by itself! With both installed the window stays up now. Let's be honest I don't think the factory elevator legs worked that well. They…