Garage Door Torsion Springs 1.75’’(Pair) with Non-Slip Winding Bars, Coated Torsion Springs with a Minimum of 18,000 Cycles (0.225X1.75''X25'')

call any local garage door repair place and they won't sell you the springs because they claim it's too dangerous to do if you are not a professional. However, a bit of common sense and patience, it can be done pretty easily. I was glad to find these on FB and they were better priced than the local places.Install went smooth, and my garage door is back to functioning as it was before, and I'm not out hundreds of dollars for a professional to do the job for me.

I have two 90 lb single-wide, 8ft wide by 7 ft tall, garage doors. I did not need a dual-spring set and only needed the right spring but could not find anyone who had a single in stock. I found this dual spring at Amazon where the price was low enough to justify purchasing. Cheaper than having a garage door service come out and replace. I will keep the left spring and use on the other garage door (flipped to the right side) when it requires replacement. I like that the tensioning bars are included with the springs. It will take several years before I can determine if these are a reliable product. This was my first time replacing a spring and I have advanced home DIY skills. I had the old spring removed and the new one installed in about an hour. If you've never replaced one before, watch a video online before install; they are easy to find. Doing it wrong can be dangerous but doesn't require a specialist to perform. I do not recommend if you don't have DIY skills. Make sure you order the proper spring. Measure your spring and match exactly. If you want a longer lasting spring you can increase the wire diameter along with a length increase to increase it's expected life. There are websites that assist in calculating the exact spring needed.There are 4 important parameters. 1) the direction of the wind although with a dual spring install you need both right-hand wind (goes on the left side) and left-hand wind (goes on the right side). The right-hand wind usually has the cone painted red. 2) the inside spring diameter, these are 1.75 inches. 3) The wire size or wire diameter which can be measured with calipers or by measuring the length of 10 coils and dividing the result by 10. These springs are 0.207" and 4) The length of the spring. Make this measurement on the broken spring or a spring not wound under tension. The spring grows in length as it's wound under tension. These springs are 24" in length. A longer spring provides less up force while a shorter spring provides more up force given that they are all wound to a fixed number of revolutions. If your lucky, some springs have all these markings on them and no measurements are required. I wasn't so lucky.Watch an online video or 2 before installing and take note of all safety tips. Be smart and be safe. Call a professional if your not comfortable installing.

Good precise instructions, worked great, no problems.

Worked same as any other. Nice product

Easy install as long as you follow directions. They seem high quality, and appear to last.

Great replacement spring for OEM torsion springs on grave door we had installed new 4.5 years ago. Our garage door use is very HIGH… in and out, up and down multiple times per day. As long as you measure the springs you’re replacing and get the same size you’ll be good to go. There are a bunch of YT vids explaining the process step by step. I used the one with 2M views and the young guy presenting. Very good vid. Be sure to take your time and be very methodical with the steps. As with any energized spring project this has the potential for serious injury. But… if you take your time and save the beers for after you’re finished you’ll be fine. The company who installed the garage door quoted me $345 to come out and do the work so I figured I saved over $200 by doing it myself.

To be honest I just needed a set of springs to be shipped to me as soon as possible, so there weren't much going into the selection process except for choosing one that has a decent amount of reviews.The springs are clean and I don't see any defects. Comes with two basic steel bars that definitely did the job.Only time will tell how long these springs last. I ordered a gauge thicker and chose a longer spring that resulted in the same IPPT, so technically they should last a bit longer. Let's hope I don't have to deal with the fix for another 10 years.

Great quality, fit perfectly, works very well.