DURA-LIFT Ultra-Life MAX 2" Sealed 6200ZZ Bearing Nylon Garage Door Roller, 4" Stem, Pack of 10

My garage door was very noisy when opening and closing and was moving very slowly. I watched some videos online looking for what was wrong. The main issue seemed to be our opener and when I checked out my garage door rollers, I found they were really shot too (after about 22 years). So I watched some other video's and read reviews before deciding on these. I called a company to install a new opener, but they wanted an extra $150 to install the new rollers while they were here. These are pretty easy to do yourself if you are mechanically inclined and have some basic tools. There is some danger as many garage doors utilize very strong springs under torsion to help lift the rolling door up (act as a counter weight so the motor can easily move the heavy door) so you need to be careful removing the mounts/changing the very bottoms ones where the cable is attached to the torsion spring. I found taking part of the track off and lifting the door roller to that section made it very easy to slide out the old and pop in the new roller. Then I screwed the track section back in. They are many videos online with tips and trips on how to do it safely if you are so inclined. I changed out the 10 rollers on my door in under 30 minutes, not having done it before. I could probably do it in 10-15 minutes the second time, so definitely not worth (to me) paying someone a large amount to change them.The new rollers are very quiet and appear to be well made. I expect them to last another 20+ years.

Easy to install except the bottom two rollers. Be prepared to release the tension on the springs before removing the bottom bracket. It could be dangerous to remove the bottom bracket without releasing the tension on the springs. If you’re not familiar with garage door installation I recommend getting a professional to replace the rollers. Otherwise the rollers are excellent quality and definitely quiet.

High quality. Installed all 10 in under a 1/2 hour. Be sure to install the lower rollers with the garage door in the open (up) position to relieve the tension on the lift wire.

The media could not be loaded. My garage has the screw drive instead of a chain or belt so it’s pretty loud. Upgrading to these wheels barely made it quieter so the guess for me it’s the drive mechanism making all the noise. I have to channel supreme focus for me to hear if the wheels made it quieter.Installation isn’t for the meek, I opened the garage all the way and removed the bottom wheel brackets and then my wire spool got tangled on both ends. I got lucky and was able to wrap the wire around the spools and not have to redo the spring tension.They’re quality wheels and I can tell they’re pretty quiet. I suppose if you hear wheel roller noise these will help a lot.

Super easy to install these and replace my old rollers. Was able to undo the screws on all the rollers except the bottom ones since the bracket for those is under tension. These new rollers are smooth, quiet and way more affordable than at big box stores.

Oh, Yeah! Smooth and quiet! Really cuts down on the rattling junk sound as my metal overhead door moves up and down. Definitely happy!

Replaced worn out wheels. Worked great and my door slides so much easier with a little bit of silicon

It took about 1 hour to install but should have been 30 min. They are a little quieter, no more clickety-clack, that must have been the old rollers and loose bearings. The door opener motor and screw are now the most noise. I did it with the door down and removed the vertical tracks one side at a time. Give the track a little twist and the track comes right off the lower four rollers. Pop out old rollers slide in the new ones then twist the track back over them. I did the top rollers by removing the part of the bracket that allows for adjustment to the top door seals. I marked the positions of all the brackets and tracks with a magic marker so I could be close to how tight things were to the outside door seals.