Vepagoo 6019 Rear Hatch Liftgate Struts for 2010-2017 Equinox
Vepagoo 6019 Rear Hatch Liftgate Struts for 2010-2017 Equinox
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In this review the Vepagoo 6019 rear hatch liftgate struts are judged as a practical, budget-friendly replacement for owners of the 2010-2017 Chevrolet Equinox with a non-powered liftgate. The bottom line: these gas shock supports deliver a close OEM match and straightforward installation, so DIYers who need a quick, correct-fitting fix will appreciate them. The review focuses on fit, ease of installation and everyday performance rather than advanced features.
Key Features
- Exact replacement compatibility: Interchange numbers provided ensure you can choose the correct lift support for a precise fit with 2010-2017 Chevrolet Equinox rear liftgates without power.
- OEM-style construction: Built from high-quality materials to match original factory specifications, which helps restore original operation and reliability.
- Easy installation: No special tools are required and most installations take under 10 minutes using just a screwdriver, making this an accessible DIY repair.
- All-weather testing: Each strut is individually tested for consistent performance across temperature and weather conditions, reducing the chance of early failure in ordinary climates.
- Support and replacement: An 18-month replacement service is offered, giving extra assurance if the part develops faults in the first year and a half.
Who It's For
This product suits owners of Chevrolet Equinox model years 2010 through 2017 who have a manual rear liftgate and need a direct-fit gas strut replacement that matches OEM numbers. It is aimed at people who prefer a simple DIY swap and want to restore smooth opening and secure holding of the hatch without paying dealer prices.
Less suitable are owners of Equinox vehicles with a power liftgate or buyers who need adjustable-dampening or specialty struts-those users should look for parts specified for powered systems or performance-tuned replacements.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Easy for most owners to install in under 10 minutes with common hand tools.
- Good fit when matched by OEM interchange numbers, restoring original motion and hold.
- Generally strong performance and perceived value for the price compared with full dealer replacements.
Cons
- Some users report the struts feel very strong; closing the hatch with one hand can be harder than before, indicating slightly firmer lift tension.
Specifications
| Brand | Vepagoo |
| Compatible models | 2010-2017 Chevrolet Equinox Sport Utility 4-Door (W/O Power Liftgate) |
| Interchange numbers | 96019, 23408400, 23408401, 25800491, 25800492, 6019, 966794, SG230136 |
| Installation | No special tools required; screwdriver recommended |
| Testing | Individually tested for consistent performance in all weather conditions |
| Warranty/Support | 18 months replacement service |
Our Verdict
For Equinox owners with a non-powered rear hatch, the Vepagoo 6019 struts are a sensible repair choice that balance correct fit, solid construction and quick DIY installation. They restore proper lift and holding power at a fraction of dealer cost, though the slightly firmer feel may be noticeable to some users when closing the hatch by hand.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these struts fit my 2012 Equinox?
Yes, they are compatible with 2010-2017 Chevrolet Equinox models that have a manual, non-powered rear liftgate when matched by the listed interchange numbers.
How long does installation take?
Most people report completing the swap in about 5-10 minutes per strut using a screwdriver and basic hand tools.
What if a strut fails early?
Vepagoo offers an 18-month replacement service, so contact the seller for support and possible replacement within that period.
Editor's Take
The Vepagoo 6019 rear hatch struts are a practical, OEM-style replacement for 2010-2017 Equinox non-powered liftgates, offering easy DIY installation, reliable fit and good value, though they may feel slightly firmer when closing the hatch.

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