Tenneco Expands Line Of Monroe Max-Lift Gas-Charged Lift Supports - aftermarketNews

Tenneco Expands Line Of Monroe Max-Lift Gas-Charged Lift Supports

Company nearly doubles Max-Lift coverage, adds new designs for Lexus lift gates, Infiniti hoods and other popular applications.

MONROE, Mich. – Tenneco has announced an aggressive expansion of its Monroe Max-Lift line of gas-charged lift supports, increasing the number of available SKUs from 288 to more than 500. Monroe Max-Lift lift supports enable automotive professionals and vehicle owners to restore the like-new operation of trunk lids, hoods, hatches and more, according to Tenneco.
 
“Many consumers are not aware that they can easily replace their vehicles’ original lift supports with gas-charged units that will open and support hoods, hatches, glove boxes and even lift gates,” said Bill Dennie, director of ride control channel management, North American aftermarket, Tenneco. “This is a growth opportunity for distributors and service providers. The key is for repair professionals to check trunk and lid operation during each service occasion and to let consumers know these components can be replaced in a matter of minutes for improved safety and convenience.”
 
Monroe Max-Lift lift supports feature a nitro-carburized rod for exceptional durability, a plastic rod guide to reduce potential abrasion damage and a main seal to provide positive closure for each unit’s high-pressure gas charge, the company notes. Tenneco adds that each support is engineered to provide smooth operation and long life. Among the latest units available are Max-Lift kits for Lexus lift gates and Infiniti hoods.
 
To learn more about the Monroe Max-Lift product line and to find a Max-Lift unit for any covered application, contact your Monroe supplier or visit www.monroe.com.
 
 

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