❗Tecbaba New Product | Hood Lift Supports Struts | 20%OFF | Promocode:YSLXLF54

Tecbaba · Jan 16, 2026

Hello Jeep fans! New products are coming!
Here's the promotion event for the Hood Lift Supports! They're made for lifting your front hood.

Click here to see the product page:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G8HRC4F2
Get your discount!

https://www.amazon.com/promocode/AOTT3AKV3EDRJ
Promocode:YSLXLF54

*The event will end at 2/16 23:59.

How to install?

Features:
Design:

Compatible with 2020-2026 Gladiator JT & 2018-2026 Wrangler JL/JLU. Direct fit for easy replacement.
Material:

Made of high-strength carbon steel with corrosion resistance. Features a leak-proof double seal for extended durability.
Function:

Effortlessly replace worn-out manual rods. Enables smooth, hands-free hood opening and secure lifting for maintenance.
Hands-free & Safe:

Provides stable, controlled support to prevent sudden drops. Enables safe, one-handed operation without pinching risk.
Installation:

Quick, direct bolt-on installation. No drilling or special tools needed for a hassle-free upgrade in minutes.

Photos for reference:

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IamPro2A · Jan 17, 2026

Interesting.
Compatible with ALL 2020-2026 Gladiator JT & 2018-2026 Wrangler JL/JLU?
Even the 392 Wranglers, Mojave Gladiators, export models, and the factory optional Power Dome hood?

DiehardTory · Jan 17, 2026

Two (2) Questions... Is this capable of holding the Mojave Steel Hood or just the Al ones on all other JTs and JLs? Country of Manufacture? Could not find a website for your Name.

Volt0 · Jan 17, 2026

DiehardTory said:
Two (2) Questions... Is this capable of holding the Mojave Steel Hood or just the Al ones on all other JTs and JLs? Country of Manufacture? Could not find a website for your Name.

The world may never know

Volt0 · Jan 17, 2026

If it’s listed on Amzn, I just assume that it’s coming from China; not much difference from Temu anymore.

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Volt0 · Jan 17, 2026

The company has a whopping 400 and change reviews on Amzn. Honestly I would have hoped that the forum admins would have higher standards for any vetting process, _before_ allowing them to solicit to their valuable members. I thought a lot of these offshore companies pay ppl to provide reviews, so it’s hard for me to trust them. Just my 2 cents.

JTGuy · Jan 17, 2026

I have never bought on Amazon. I don't have an account. I will buy off a real company here . I prefer the ones with King shock with JT valves.

ShrimpHappens · Jan 17, 2026

Volt0 said:
The company has a whopping 400 and change reviews on Amzn. Honestly I would have hoped that the forum admins would have higher standards for any vetting process, _before_ allowing them to solicit to their valuable members. I thought a lot of these offshore companies pay ppl to provide reviews, so it’s hard for me to trust them. Just my 2 cents.

Gotta start somewhere. If they're a legitimate vendor willing to send $$$ to the forum for some exposure, can't fault the forum.

I think Tecbaba was the first to the market with the retractable in-bed ratchet straps for the JT. I got a set for Christmas, and the quality is on par with anything on the shelf at Harbor Freight (I mean that as a compliment).

DiehardTory · Jan 17, 2026

Here is the concern with the Tecbaba strut.. NO statement or listing on Mojave .. LIKE

Mojave Edition & ALL non-North American vehicles only
Redline Tuning (21-20006-02) 2018+ Jeep Wrangler & 2020+ Jeep Gladiator Hood QuickLIFT PLUS (Mojave Edition

IamPro2A · Jan 17, 2026

DiehardTory said:
Here is the concern with the Tecbaba strut.. NO statement or listing on Mojave .. LIKE

Mojave Edition & ALL non-North American vehicles only
Redline Tuning (21-20006-02) 2018+ Jeep Wrangler & 2020+ Jeep Gladiator Hood QuickLIFT PLUS (Mojave Edition

That's where I was headed with my question. There is a significant difference in weight between the various JL/JT aluminum hoods and the various steel ones. Reputable companies like Redline sell one kit for the aluminum hoods, and a different one for the steel. My concern about using the same struts for both is are they going to be too weak to safely support the steel hoods after they've seen some use? Or are they going to be too strong for the aluminum hood, and cause it to open too fast, or worse bend it when you are trying to close it?

Volt0 · Jan 17, 2026

ShrimpHappens said:
Gotta start somewhere. If they're a legitimate vendor willing to send $$$ to the forum for some exposure, can't fault the forum.

I think Tecbaba was the first to the market with the retractable in-bed ratchet straps for the JT. I got a set for Christmas, and the quality is on par with anything on the shelf at Harbor Freight (I mean that as a compliment).

I understand the start somewhere reference, I’m well aware of where many of our products are manufactured, and as someone that’s tried ( and failed ) at starting a business, I don’t have issues with startups. I do take issue with the maturity of products, marketing, and business, when I go to purchase items. It’s a personal thing, and I’m not trying to persuade folks one way or another. Some folks online still remember the days of mail orders from sears, jc penny and the like; shopping was based on a picture with a really brief description and that’s it. Today we have way more information, along with more misinformation. The rules of engagement are also different when we talk about warranties, refunds, customer service, and how long it takes for any RMA or remediation. There is a point where a company has enough of a reputation where my level of trust is high enough to even entertain a purchase; for me this company appears well below my personal threshold for even determining that level of trust. Again, I’m not trying to sway anyone, I’ve just been burned too many times. $$$ alone does not buy my trust.

ShadowsPapa · Jan 17, 2026

Volt0 said:
If it’s listed on Amzn, I just assume that it’s coming from China; not much difference from Temu anymore.

Interesting that in almost every way - brackets and all look just like redline.
And Redline has struts for the aluminum hoods - and heavier struts for the Mojave and other steel hoods. There's a difference in the struts.
IMO, a copy of Redline.

ShadowsPapa · Jan 17, 2026

IamPro2A said:
That's where I was headed with my question. There is a significant difference in weight between the various JL/JT aluminum hoods and the various steel ones. Reputable companies like Redline sell one kit for the aluminum hoods, and a different one for the steel. My concern about using the same struts for both is are they going to be too weak to safely support the steel hoods after they've seen some use? Or are they going to be too strong for the aluminum hood, and cause it to open too fast, or worse bend it when you are trying to close it?

You don't want the struts for steel on your aluminum hood for sure. Been dealing with struts since I first bought an Eagle back in 1984 - you need to get the right struts for the weight.
These brackets look like exact copies of the Redline.

When I bought my Mojave, I asked Redline if they'd sell me just the struts for my Mojave hood and I'd re-use the brackets from my Overland. Redline said sure - and sold me just the struts cheaper than the whole kit. I now have an extra pair of struts only for the aluminum hood - and was HOPING they'd be spares for my wife, but Jeep F'd that up for us, dang it.

IamPro2A · Jan 18, 2026

ShadowsPapa said:
You don't want the struts for steel on your aluminum hood for sure. Been dealing with struts since I first bought an Eagle back in 1984 - you need to get the right struts for the weight.
These brackets look like exact copies of the Redline.

When I bought my Mojave, I asked Redline if they'd sell me just the struts for my Mojave hood and I'd re-use the brackets from my Overland. Redline said sure - and sold me just the struts cheaper than the whole kit. I now have an extra pair of struts only for the aluminum hood - and was HOPING they'd be spares for my wife, but Jeep F'd that up for us, dang it.

And that's why I have Redlines.
I was considering these for the wife's NEW new Wrangler, but even though these copycats are half the price, There is no way the same struts can properly and safely work on both the lightest aluminum hoods and the heaviest steel hoods that are close to twice the weight.
Until I see a build sheet to know what random hood is apparently up next when hers comes down the line, I'll have to hold off on ordering the Redlines.

Surferbandit · Jan 18, 2026

I just ordered a set. For $40 I figured it would be worth a try… if they are decent, I’ll order another for my wrangler. I can post my thoughts here once I get them.

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