Decoin power liftgate kits for the Subaru Forester are split across 3 confirmed fitment versions below. Select the option that matches your vehicle before ordering, since the kits are not interchangeable between versions.
Choose Your Subaru Forester Fitment:
3 power liftgate kits are listed for the Subaru Forester, split by confirmed fitment. The kits are listed separately because their fitment data differs between these versions. Select the product matching your vehicle rather than assuming the versions are interchangeable.
Before ordering, check your Forester's documentation for its production year or generation. If your vehicle sits near a boundary between listed versions, review both product pages or reach out to confirm the correct kit.
Available options vary by vehicle and product. Depending on the version selected, the Forester kit may include automatic open and close operation, a foot-sensor trigger, or a soft-close function; check the individual product page for the exact configuration offered.
Selected kits support control through the original key fob, a tailgate button, or a driver-area button; a foot sensor may also be available depending on the configuration. Control methods depend on the selected kit and vehicle configuration.
Before ordering, confirm the production year or generation of your Forester, its trim, and the current tailgate configuration. This is especially important if your vehicle falls near a fitment boundary.
Installation on the Forester is vehicle-specific and can include electrical stays, a control module, wiring, buttons, and a lock or soft-close unit, depending on the kit. Not every kit includes all of these elements - check the product page for what is included with your selected version.
Looking for a different model? Return to the Subaru power liftgate hub to browse other vehicles.
Can I add a foot sensor to the Forester kit? A foot-sensor option is available on selected configurations. Check the individual product page to confirm whether it is offered for your chosen version.
