Lisle 44870 Gold Lift Support Clamp
Key features
- •Tool holds gas charged lift supports found on hoods, tailgates, hatchbacks and trunks
- •Clamp securely holds weak lift supports in the extended position to allow access to the engine compartment or luggage area
- •The aluminum body and brass threads prevent damage to the lift support
BrandLisle
CategoryLift Supports
SizeOne Size
ColorUnited States
WarrantyLifetime Warranty - does not cover abuse or misuse
Lisle 44870 Gold Lift Support Clamp
List Price: $37.43$33.69DEALYou Save: $3.74 (10%)
Free shippingFree Returns – 30 daysFree Order CancellationSecure Payment2–3 Days DeliveryGet It June 22, 2026In Stock (3)No marketing spamNo account requiredFulfilment by FedEx / Amazon / UPS / ShipwirePayPal / Card Buyer Protection
Customer Reviews
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Five Stars
Billy Chambers•November 28, 2017
great
Works good
James U•October 3, 2017
Many of the newer VW hood prop struts are failing. Make sure you put a streamer on it so someone doesn't try and close the hood with this on it.
This little clamp is a helpful addition to the toolbox
Scott Grunden•May 6, 2017
Changing struts on a hatch or hood on your car is difficult enough without having to worry about jury-rigged braces slipping, and letting the piece come crashing down on head or hand. The best way is having a partner hold the hood or hatch up, but if you're working alone, this clamp will ensure safety and make the job simple. Good quality, and won't damage the piston surface on your strut. Recommended
Beefy and Strong. Good purchase.
Star Master Tech•March 13, 2017
It's a lot bigger than I thought. Very beefy and looks strong. Overall, Good purchase.
Life Saver
pritzert•January 12, 2017
I cannot work without this. The hood support struts on many vehicles fail, especially in cold weather. I no longer have to occupy a set of vice grips or pry bar to keep the hood open while I'm working. This fits most vehicles. Besides technicians, I would recommend that owners of cars with failed supports keep one in their glove compartments. Don't try to jump start your car or change your air filter while holding the hood open with your hand or head! I plan to buy a few more for my tool box.
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