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Gas springs on a vehicle’s tailgate are designed for long-term use with minimal maintenance. However, external factors such as dirt, moisture and temperature fluctuations can affect their performance. Regular maintenance, including lubricating the correct components, can extend the service life of these gas springs and ensure smooth operation.

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The importance of regular maintenance

Although gas springs are essentially maintenance-free, hinge points and mounting components can wear out or corrode over time. This can lead to squeaking noises or reduced smoothness of movement in the tailgate. By periodically inspecting and treating these components, functionality is maintained and premature wear is prevented

Recommended lubricants and their use

For lubricating the moving parts of gas springs, such as hinge points and mounting clamps, we recommend using a silicone spray or a lubricant specifically designed for this purpose. These products reduce friction and provide protection against rust. It is important not to treat the piston rod itself with lubricants, as this can damage the seals and affect the operation of the gas spring.

Need to lubricate your tailgate gas springs? Get advice from T-Technics

Want to be sure whether the gas springs on your tailgate need lubricating? Then get in touch with T-Technics. We’re happy to help you work through the options and can provide tailored advice based on your vehicle and situation. That way, you can be sure you’re carrying out maintenance correctly – and extending the lifespan of the gas springs without any risks.