SU33468 Made in the USA Rear AC Line Set, AC Hoses, Air Conditioning Replacement Lines Suburban, Escalade ESV, Yukon XL

For our 2009 Chevrolet Suburban, the factory hard lines were completely shot; leaking in multiple places and needed to be replaced. Unfortunately, the only way to replace the factory hard lines and put in new hard lines was to have the body lifted off the frame. Simply more work than this weekend wrench turner could handle.This soft AC line replacement kit works like magic. Just work it into place along the existing hard lines (I actually zip tied mine to the hard lines at several points along the way), connect at both ends, recharge the AC system and you're back in business.No need to lift the car, disassemble the body/frame, or anything. The install is very simple and might be the best investment I've made in this car yet.

Would 100% recommend and would def buy again if I had to. Pretty easy to install. Watched a YouTube video before I ordered and figured I’d try it. Very well made and high quality product. Installed and shop recharge and it’s cold as ice and holding. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

These lines are well built and have extra hardware and seals in the box. They are cheaper than the factory lines for sure but they are still pricey. Installed in about an hour and a half with the Yukon XL on jack stands. I will update this in a few weeks as I have a trip planned with a round trip totaling about 24hrs of driving. Instructions would be nice ACS! I Understand it’s basically just following the old lines but pictures are a time saver when you get on your back and are playing Tetris with the rear frame area. From the rear door forward it’s quite obvious where they run.

My original lines corroded back by the right rear tire. Took my time installing by removing both front , rear inner fenders and side step. Also removed the old AC lines. The high side / smaller hose was just a tad bit too long but was able to use up the extra length. Didn't take up much more room then the metal lines.

Finally, the AC works again! First the condenser leaked, but still not fixed. The rear pipe also leaked, so I got this kit.If one of the connections in the front hadn’t beenstuck (had to be sawn off), I think it would’ve been done in 2hrs.

This was fitted into a 2010 Chevy Suburban. It's definitely an easier install than crimping the metal pipes. Only part I really needed to take parts off was the stepping brackets to get the hose through.Will update down the road. We'll see what last longer the pipe or the rusted subframe in Minnesota Winter.

Used this kit to replace the AC lines on my 07 Chevy Suburban. My husband had them on and the system recharged in about 1 hour. You do have to remove the passenger side running board and just for reference we did remove the old lines and connectors. So happy with this purchase considering new GM lines are over 2k!! Insane! This is definitely worth it to have AC again! My suburban has 171k miles and still going strong!!!

This took me about 2 hours to replace lines in my 2011 Suburban 2500. If I had not puttered around I could have done in an hour. Not difficult, I just took extra care to run the lines where they wouldn't rub and wear through like the old aluminum ones did. A can of AC Pro and I had AC again. Save many dollars by doing it myself, well worth the time spent.

I liked them, they worked, installation was a snap, but why so expensive for rubber hose.

I had my mechanic install this item and charge the system 2 weeks ago. Mechanic said fittings and seals were correct. One of the hoses was a little longer than needed. Better longer than too short! Great price and it works.

Good fit. Had to adjust rear fittings a little.Overall did a great job.

My Suburban feels like a deep freezer again! Great product!

Worked excellent on my 2008 GMC Yukon XL. Just zippy tie them along side the old ones.