🚪 Pair of Rear Trunk Lift Support Struts for 2004-2010 Toyota Sienna with Power Liftgate Review

I was afraid to install it but it was so quick and easy! I've had them for about 6 months now and they're working well so far!

Replaced only once. So once new, once old. And he held open the back door. Another saved. It required two people to install, but they followed the YouTube video and it was pretty easy.

Ordered these to replace the tailgate gas struts on our 2012 Toyota Sienna. The old posts could no longer support the weight of the door, and the upper gate would close without warning. These replacement parts were easy to install, fitted together perfectly, and restored the liftgate to "like new" condition.

Yes everything worked fine on my 2007 Sienna. probably saved me $500 or more. 2007 Sienna blows. Transmission was replaced in 2009. Electric doors stopped working in 2011. The dealership is asking $8,000 to fix the air conditioner. Of course it gets old, but I thought the Toyota would last a long time and be reliable. This thing is falling apart.

When our 2008 Sienna van had a strut failure I started using a 2x4 to open the sunroof because I didn't want to pay hundreds of dollars to fix it to fix it. My wife saw a YouTube video about how easy it is to change them, so we decided to order this product and give it a try. Changes easily, quickly and very inexpensively. Good luck woman! You saved us a ton of $$$!

I bought these to save a few bucks. I'm pretty sure they were all made in the same factory in China and just relabeled by the retailer. I was able to remove the old ones in 5 minutes with a flathead screwdriver for safety and install them myself, you'll probably need two people but they're very easy to replace anyway. Can't comment on durability as they've been on for less than 24 hours.

I'm a bit worried about buying this as we have automatic overhead gates and I've read that they are too strong and the automatic lift sometimes fails, Thinning is something or someone bothers . So far this has not been our experience after a month of use. If anything changes, I will report here. I will say that I have to pull the collar strap well so that it activates the automatic closing function. We bought a used car so the gate in our property has always been finicky so can't compare how I…