Jun 19, 2026
Why Does the Factory Power Tailgate Malfunction After an Armored Upgrade?
After ballistic armor is added, a vehicle tailgate becomes heavier and its force requirements increase. Using a Volvo XC60 armored tailgate as an example, this article explains why OEM power struts may no longer provide sufficient opening and holding force.
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Jun 15, 2026
What Kind of Electric Tailgate Strut Is Suitable for an Overland SUV?
An overland SUV requires more than a high-force electric tailgate strut. A reliable system must withstand added accessories, rough-road vibration, extreme temperatures and changing vehicle angles while maintaining controlled, safe tailgate movement.
Jun 12, 2026
What Strut Force Is Required for an Armored Vehicle Power Tailgate?
Ballistic armor significantly increases tailgate weight and changes its center of gravity. An armored vehicle power tailgate therefore requires more than higher-force struts: the actuator, transmission, mounting structure and safety controls must be engineered as a complete system.
Jun 11, 2026
Why Does a Honda CR-V Power Tailgate Fail After Adding a Spare Tire Carrier?
Adding an aftermarket spare tire carrier can significantly increase the weight and operating load of a Honda CR-V tailgate. This may overload the factory power tailgate system, affect safety detection, and place additional stress on the hinges and latch.
Jun 09, 2026
Why Most Off-Road SUVs Don’t Come With Factory Power Tailgates
Most off-road SUVs still use manual side-opening rear doors because externally mounted spare tires, harsh operating conditions, and complex safety requirements make conventional power tailgate systems difficult to engineer.
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