Hatchback Struts OEM Fit for Mitsubishi Eclipse Coupe 2006-2012, 2 Pcs

Excellent price. Great replacement for stock part. Super easy to install. Seems very durable and sturdy.was correct length.

Super Fast shipped, they came in a small package and where easy to install and worked like they should.

these are so good, I was hitting my head and with this installed for 3 months I never worry it actually takes a lot of effort to shut the hatch... easy install I added some white lithium grease so far I love it. Takes 10 min pick tool or small screw driver to pop the spring off the old one at the top and twist the lower to remove clean the ball area and add the new one. I think good value but as usual this needs to last 10 year so far its been 3-5 months...

Works perfectly

Same old problem with aging cars, they slowly break down or things quit working correctly. One day the rear hatch struts on my mini just failed. Looked like a fix I could do so called the dealer for the price of a pair. Told it would be $75 each. Went right to Amazon and found these, two for less than 1/3 the price of one OEM strut. Removal and installation was a breeze. Removed the clip on each end of the strut and it popped right out. Put the new strut on the ball connection and pushed, once on each end. Done. Repeat on the other side, job done. Hardest part of the job was looking for a board to support the hatch while I worked on the struts. People have mentioned that the strut ends are angled. Yep they're angled but work just fine. Another problem is the struts not being the same length as originals. Not sure why there is a difference, but one original strut is a bit shorter and one is the same length. Bottom line they work. Now to see for how long. Originals lasted about 15 years, so $10 a year. If the replacement last at least 2 years I'd be happy, that'll be about $11 a year. If they go 3 years I'll be making money, and if the car dies before the struts I'll be singing the praises of smart shopping. Really good for old rides where you want to same some bucks. Ok I found one minor annoyance, the struts are a bit stronger than originals. When opening hatch it will snap open at the end of the lift. Will have to support hatch at end of travel to prevent the thunk.

Installed on 2008 Mitsubishi Eclipse in about 5 minutes. Have the hatchback open (use a friend or spouse to hold it if need be) use a small headed, flat screwdriver and insert beneath the existing clips on the original struts then pop 'em off or at least pop 'em until they are loose enough so you can remove the existing strut. You just need to pop it off with your hand and then work on the other side. I started with the top ones first then did the bottom ones. After both are removed, simply snap the new ones into place. You don't need to loosen the clips on the new one. Once they snap in you're in business. These work great so far (installed for around 2 days). You just need to pop the lid then gently lift up a couple of inches and the struts will take care of the rest lifting the hatchback all the way to the top. Great price on a great product. Will update review if necessary in the future but for now, these were the ticket and the ticket was rather inexpensive and easy to install.

Super easy to install due to the included instructions. Perfect replacement for Snap-On tool chest.

This is not a replacement for a Polaris 7044143 dump box strut. The packaging says it is, but the eyes are too small. I tried drilling them out just to make it work, but There was no metal left. Do not buy!

Quedaron y funcionaron perfectamente

WORKED AS IT SHOULD . Good match and easy to install. Delivery was spot on.

Excelente producto

Does the trick and delivered to my door for cheaper than buying locally

Fit my mini cooper 2005. Very easy to replace