Strongarm6304PR Jeep Grand Cherokee Hood Lift Support, Pair Pack of 2

I took a chance on these StrongArm Jeep Grand Cherokee hood lift supports for my 2018 Tesla M3P, and I'm thrilled to report they fit like a charm! While they're advertised for a Jeep, Tesla owners can rejoice in this find—installation was a breeze, and now my Frunk pops open automatically with a satisfying lift, adding a touch of luxury and convenience I didn't know I was missing.Not only do they perfectly replace the original supports, but they also bring an enhanced functionality to my car that was unexpected yet highly appreciated. The build quality is exceptional—robust and reliable—and the operation is smoother than ever.If you're a Tesla Model 3 owner looking to upgrade your Frunk game, these lift supports are your ticket. It's rare to find such an exact match in aftermarket parts, but these StrongArm supports hit the mark. Highly recommended for the quality, ease of installation, and that wow factor every Tesla enthusiast loves.

Like many others, I really wanted my Tesla Model 3 front trunk to auto-pop, because, well - it's cool? And also because... - no that's it. It's cool.Anyway, on my 2019 Model 3 these were pretty easy to install. I did find that using a very small flat-headed screwdriver made life a lot easier in removing the clips from the existing struts. It took just a minute when I used a really small one, so that's the best advice I can give there.Coupled with a 11/32 in. x 1-7/8 in spring, I can now close my frunk one-handed without feeling like I'm breaking something. Great stuff.A couple of things:1.) I had read a review stating that Made-in-Turkey struts weren't working properly. Mine are made in Turkey, and work just fine, so I'd not worry about that at all.2.) There's no chance of the frunk popping by itself with these stronger struts. The struts have no bearing on the actual metal latch mechanism that keeps the frunk in place.5 stars out of 5.

Seems to be good quality materials. Took 5 minutes to install. I did not realize how weak my old hood support really was until I installed this new one. I don't have to help it lift the hood anymore.

This was a quality product. Happy with seller.

Installed the StrongArm 6304 on a 2007 Grand Cherokee Lerado. The Hood Lift went on very easily and held up my heavy hood great! Not sure how well it will hold up in months to come. Overall satisfied with purchase and price.

Used on 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Perfect fit and BET5ER THAN NEW! We'll see how long it lasts.

After having watched the hubby install the rear hatch struts on both of our Jeeps (I wrote up reviews on his behalf for those parts), I decided to take a shot and install this on myself!1. The packaging secured the lift well and was easy to remove2. the instructions were fairly clear, but it was more clear after having looked at the old one still installed.3. Installation was really simple. The lift mechanism snaps into place in both locations, and I'm upset I didn't replace this sooner. Well, to be honest, I don't use the hood as much as I used the tailgate.I propped the hood up with piece of wood from the hubby's work shop so that the hood wouldn't come crashing down on my head - see my write-up on the Cherokee sport rear hatch for a laugh! The old one required the use of a screwdriver to pull apart which was explained in the instructions, and the new one went on as easily as I stated in note 3 above.Update: it has been several months now and the hood stays up firmly. All-in-all, I gave this product 5 stars.

Works for 2006 Jeep grand Cherokee

The price was ok ($24CAD), although for a couple of dollars more ($27CAD) I could get 2 (but have to wait a couple of weeks) ... I just can't see me keeping one around as a spare, so I bought this one (single). Fast shipping, and fit perfectly. Easy to install, it just pops into place. Once the hood is about halfway open, this lift support lifts the hood up. I was not disappointed.

I put them on the car and they bend the bonnet and the strut mounting brackets. When closed they bow the Frunk bonnet up. I fitted just one of these new struts and it was enough to lift the Frunk up on its own.The original struts are are rated at 200nm (20kg roughly). I put these Strongarm's on a scale and after 45kg they still didn't compress. Pushing them against the ground I put my entire body weight on them for a second and they didn't compress (70kg+)These have no useful labelling and I couldn't find a spec online, I could only guess they are 663nm struts.They are also shorter than the originals.Don't fit these unless you want to break something. My bad for listening to uneducated you-tubers wanting to sell products.

The 6304 fit perfectly on a 2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Installation was easy, and it lifts the hood from half open to fully open by itself. The previous lift support would hold the hood open but not lift it by itself, which I thought was to be expected since the factory only installed 1 lift support for the hood. But, no, the previous lift support was apparently worn, as the amount of lift from this new lift support is so much greater.

These work well on the frunk of my Tesla Model 3, allows the frunk to open fully. They DO NOT work the same on the rear trunk. They will fit at the rear, but do not have enough power to open the rear trunk. These are weaker than what is factory-installed at the rear trunk.

I saw a YouTube video on how to make your Model 3 Frunk open up automatically. On the video he linked to this particular set of struts. I bought and installed them on my Model 3 and it works like a charm. No issues. Install took less than 5 mins. Awesome!