are these struts rated at 28lbs?
1441219
yes, they are rated 28 lbs. They are solid supports requiring noticeable effort to lower the cap lid.
1034885
No, I would find something beefier. These are not rated for anything bigger than standard car springs. if I were you, I would remove the struts and take them somewhere to have them compress and replace your springs onto the new struts. They should not charge you much for doing this , . hope this helps you
1886089
I have no idea. I have a brother that's around 300 lbs and they held up fine for him.
176415
they are not quick struts . you have to use spring compressor to install the new ones.
294351
If they say LT after the size you know for sure they are for light trailer , if not you need to go by the rated weight.
1447828
I don't know their rating, the manufacturer might though. I will say that I know a couple people have sat on mine that were in the 200+lbs range.
1898458
I just installed these in my 2012 4Runner Limited a couple weeks ago and I would say that these are standard OEM struts; however you can double check with Lift Support Depot at 1.760.744.2956 or I would imagine they would answer through the vendor information request. I will say that I am completely happy with them and they were exceptionally easy to install.
1938747
They might fit, but you need to get your measurements and compare. These struts have a 10mm ball socket at each end, they extend to a maximum of 17.13" (center to center of ball sockets), a minimum of 11.22" and have 28 pounds of lift force. You'll need to either measure your struts or get the specifications for your vehicle by looking online or from the dealer.
20350
It seems very sturdy for one strut on each side. I wouldn't put more than 40 pounds on it.
432509
I just installed mine today (July 13, 2014) and the paperwork inside the box stated 132 lbs max. I thought it was 165lbs... like the OEM Honda ones :-/
1683792
Yes. I have them on my 02 sporty custom and I weigh 260. I love the ride but realize they are short. Short means less travel. Less travel means stiffer ride. It's not like riding on struts by any means but you're going to notice a difference. Personally, I love them. I love the lower profile, the look, the ride is better too. Go with them, you won't be sorry.
451579
Yes, these will absolutely help.These are really good struts for the money.
679665
ive seen on a few different websites that they are rated for 165 lbs. http://www.etrailer.com/multi-product.aspx?pc1=59817&vehicleid;=2013307582&hhmake;=Lexus&hhmodel;=RX%20350&hunter;=roof&roofkit;=BIKE,SKI,WATER,CARGO,BAG,BOX,BASK&manuf;=ROLA
417252
yes, they are a heavy strong wheel so the tube/tire should be nice and tight, as in able to hold a high PSI. nice and hard. these can handle a 28 for sure. like I said these wheels are heavy, but strong and VERY steady, as in stable. no wobble like with light wheels. So once you get going fast you keep going very fast. Great to use as your rear wheel if you use only one.
2145772
I am not aware of a weight limit other than that of the ladder. The legs are very heavy and well constructed. They should work well on a 28' ladder. Remember, they do add weight to the total ladder which means you may need extra help to set-up the ladder. Take care.
28648
Yes, they are. I have not had a problem. I am not sure about the weight but they are heavy enough.
1151871
They seem pretty sturdy, and people over 200 pounds have used them. But I don't know if I would go over 300 pounds.