Gabriel® Hi-Jackers® are the original air-adjustable shocks, providing
customizable performance and support that can be adjusted and readjusted to handle
temporary towing or hauling needs. Hi-Jackers inflate just like your tires –
simply air them up prior to towing to help reduce the risk of bottoming out. Once
you’re done, just let out a bit of air to return the vehicle to its previous
state.
Durable and built tough, every Hi-Jacker features a chrome-plated piston rod,
1 3/16” piston bore and superior wiper seal for extended life. A broad
range of operating air pressure and a durable diaphragm provide reliability
and performance you can only get from the Original Gabriel.
Hi-Jackers do not increase vehicle payload. Do not exceed vehicle GVWR.
Chrome-plated piston rod construction and deluxe wiper seals provide optimum
sealing Ideal for temporarily towing boats and trailers or heavy loads
Fully-adjustable air shocks help you maintain proper ride height
Can help improve handling and reduce risk of bottoming out
Custom-sized for a direct and simple installation and fit
Easy to inflate at any service station, at home with an air compressor
or with continued use of an existing onboard air management system
Air pressure of 25 min – 200 max psi
Sold in pairs and includes Gabriel Air Hose Kit when applicable
Videos
Hi-Jackers Installation Tips
Gabriel Shock Sub-Line Comparison
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Renews Driver Control
Quality Materials for Long Life
"Road Sensing" Comfort On Rough And Smooth Roads
Large Bore Stabilizes High Center of Gravity Vehicles
Monotube Design Prevents Foaming on Winding or Washboard Roads
Heavy Duty Features Handle Weight From Large Wheels or Towing
Adjustable for Temporary Loads
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Videos
Choosing the Correct Gabriel Shock or Strut
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Videos
Gabriel Shock Sub-Line Comparison