4.9/5
SIMPLE TO INSTALL: Method 1 – Slightly bend track at seam to remove, replace roller, and move door to do next roller (repeat on other side); Method 2 – Remove screws that attach brackets to your door, secure cable before releasing bottom brackets that are under cable spring tension, clamp cable to track, slide out old rollers, place new rollers in their place, and screw in backers; We recommend a silicone-based spray lubricant on axle and bearings, reapply as needed (optional, not included)
QUIET AND SMOOTH OPERATION: Garage door rollers replacement overhead garage door rollers are constructed from white nylon that is softer and quieter than plastic or metal rollers and smoother than original equipment (OE) garage door parts; 13 smooth ball bearings reduce rotational friction between roller and shaft and result in a quieter and smoother opening and closing of your garage door
CONTENTS: Package includes (10) white garage door rollers 4 inch stem garage door replacement parts; Lubrication recommended, not included; Standard size for 2-inch (5.1cm) tracks; 4.6-inch (11.7cm) overall length with 4.1-inch (10.4cm) stem shaft, 0.5-inch (1.3cm) shoulder, 0.4-inch (1cm) shaft thickness, 0.5-inch (1.3cm) thick wheel, 1.75-inch (4.4cm) wheel diameter
REPLACE NOISY GARAGE DOOR ROLLERS: Use the ABN White Garage Door Hardware Nylon Garage Door Rollers 10 Pack to make your garage door quiet, smooth, and straight when opening and closing; Chuck your old, noisy, or broken sectional, track-style garage door parts rollers and replace them with these innovatively-designed nylon rollers for garage door
BUILT TO LAST: Heavy duty garage door rollers include a groove to disperse grease lubricating oil (optional, not included); Protective dust shield on top end of shaft just below wheel; Caged bearings also protect from dust and grime; "Sealed" so each roller has a hardened steel 13-ball bearing encasement that is stronger than a standard bearing; Manufactured to exceed the industry standard of 10,000 up and down cycles with a 50-pound load
I should preface this with the fact that my garage door has been the subject of multiple repairs recently, as it was having issues when we moved into the house. One of these issues was the rollers.
The old ones are "fine" in the sense that they are still in one piece (though one was missing), but they are definitely past their prime.
Since I was going to be doing other repairs anyway, I decided I ought to go ahead and replace the rollers as well.
These were affordable, and easy to install. I did a combination of bending the track slightly and taking off brackets; whichever was easier at the time.
Well now not only does my garage have springs again, but it rolls oh so smoothly upwards and down again. Definitely happy that I got these rollers.
4.9/5
SIZE - Roller diameter 1.75" for 2" track. 4" inch length stem.
SEALED - Clear cap provide additional protection to the 6200ZZ preventing dust and grime to penetrate the bearing.
NYLON – 2” Nylon roller to provide smooth and ultra quiet operation.
UPGRADED- Reinforce 6200ZZ bearing for high performance durability.
TESTED - Roller specified to perform up to 100,000 cycles at 160Lbs load test.
I wish I would have years ago. I have previously been replacing the old steel rollers a few at a time as they wear out. The ones I was buying at the home store would typically last for a year or two. They were wobbly from the beginning and just got more wobbly and noisier as they wore out. The superior quality of these rollers as a parent as soon as you take them out of the box. The bearings are sealed, there’s very little play, the rollers themselves are uniform and have a smooth outer face which is important for moving smoothly through the track. It took only about 30 minutes to install them using the “bend the track” method. The improvement was dramatic. The door is quieter and smoother than it has ever been. And the cost was no more than what I have been paying at the home store for the steel rollers of inferior quality.
4.9/5
Tub Enclosure Sliding Shower Door Roller
Threaded hex hub
2 wheels with screws
3/4in. nylon ball bearing flat edge wheel
This product is manufactured in China
Ball Bearing With Threaded Hex Hub
3/4" Outside Diameter
After many years of faithful service, one of the shower doors was getting harder to open/close. A quick inspection revealed that the roller was rusted and frozen in place. Instead of rolling, the roller was sliding in the track. This product is a good replacement part. However, I give it 4 stars because the bearings are not sealed. At this price I can live with it. Eventually, I will have to replace these rollers due to rust. In the meantime, the shower doors open/close as if the track was coated in butter. So smooth!
4.8/5
DUAL-WALL BEARING CAGE: dual-walled, reinforced bearing cage provides maximum strength and lifetime durability
ULTRA-LIFE MAX ROLLERS: reinforced dual-cage 6200ZZ bearing, sealed cover, and double plating not only reduces door noise up to 75% more than standard rollers, but offers lifetime operation
SEALED CAP: protects the 6200ZZ bearings and the high-performance Mobilgrease Grade XHP 222 grease in bearing cage, preventing dirt and grime to penetrate the bearings
TEST RATINGS: rollers specified to perform up to 100,000 cycles at 120 lb load test
LIFETIME GUARANTEE: reinforced dual-wall bearing cage, sealed 6200ZZ ball bearing plus double plating thickness on stem designed for MAX performance and ultra-life weather protection
I had to replace one of the original steel rollers that broke and dumped its ball bearings all over the floor. Since all the others were the same age, it seemed best to replace them all while I was at it. Installation was easy, under five minutes per roller, except for the bottom ones that are attached to the balance cables and under tension. I left them alone as not worth the bother, for now.
I was concerned that these rollers were listed as two inch while the originals measured about 1 3/4 inches. I think the two inches is the size of the channel they're intended for. They measured about 1 13/16 inches and fit the channels without problems.
Noise wasn't a concern one way or the other, but the new rollers are definitely much quieter, which I consider a bonus.
4.6/5
Extra Quiet Rollers: reduces garage noise by up to 75 percent with a Precision 13-ball bearing and nylon roller wheels are much quieter than original equipment garage rollers
Ultra Lubrication: bearing lubrication groove contains Mobilgrease XHP 222 grease for enhancing bearing protection in low and high temperature applications (5F to 300F / -15C to 150C)
Standard Size: 4-5/8" long shaft, 7/16" thick shaft, 1-13/16" wheel diameter, 1/2" wheel shoulder, 1/2" wheel thickness
Verified Test Ratings: exceeds 10,000 door open/close cycles at 100 pound load
Ultra-Quiet Operation: the 13-ball Precision bearing reduces rotational friction between roller and shaft
My garage door has gradually gotten noisier over the years. Most of the noise is from the opener, which I really need to replace one of these years. But a couple months ago a rumbling noise was added to the mix. It has been my experience that new noises generally don't solve old issues and sure enough, this was the case here. The upper roller shaft on one side was bent. Still trying to figure out how that happened. Be that as it may, I found these rollers. And the first thing I learned was that I needed two sets of them since I have an oversize door. The basic package has enough rollers for a standard door, I needed two more rollers. *sigh* But now I have some spares should any of these fail.
From start to finish, it took two hours. Replace one at a time. Take the time to clean all the old scuz and crud from the hinges that hold the rollers. Grease the roller shafts to keep them from rusting. The only tricky part is the cables that fasten to the bottom of the door and go up to the roller spring. If you are not very very careful, that cable will let go while removing the bottom hinge. If it does, and you survive its flying around, you may never get it back on again, or if you do, the door will be crooked. So here's what I did- I lifted the door about halfway. Then I pinched the cable against the door frame in 3 places with C clamps. I used three because I didn't want to risk damaging the cables by really reefing down on one clamp. Two clamps would have been fine, but I was a bit concerned that one of them might slip off at a critical time. Then I put a piece of 2x4 on an vehicle floor jack, long enough to reach the bottom of the door. Pumped the jack just enough to take the pressure off the cable and replaced the roller. Repeat for the other side.
Results: I was seriously amazed how much noise was coming from the old rollers. These are sooo much better. But the opener still makes a racket. So stay tuned at some unnamed future date for a really nifty garage door opener review.
4.6/5
4 Wheels with screws
Fits most V shaped tracks 3/4 in. tall
Threaded hex hub
Nylon ball bearing
The shower door kept falling off the rail and wasn't rolling very smoothly. After checking, I found that one of the rollers was rusted and seized. I did a quick search on Amazon and compared with a local big box store. Amazon won out. Installation was easy. Took the door off the rail, marked the old location of the roller, and installed the new roller at same exact location. These look a bit different than the installed ones, but were the same dimensions so I thought I'd try just replacing the seized roller. The package came with 4, so I could replace all of them if I needed to. It worked perfectly, so no need to replace any other ones. Cheaper than what I could get locally and delivered to your door in a couple of days. What more could you want?
4.6/5
Roller has a lubrication groove to disperse lubrication over a long period of time
4-5/8" overall 4-1/8" shaft 1/2" shoulder 7/16" ( 11.09") shaft thickness
1/2 inch wheel thickness 1-13/16 inch wheel Dia
Exceptional value -- the big box stores sell pairs of metal rollers for approx $7. Here you're getting a full set of 10 nylon rollers (superior to metal) for just over $13. The stems on these rollers are slightly longer than the ones I was replacing. Longer stems can be slightly more difficult to replace than shorter stems (but not much more difficult). But the longer stems are also less likely to come out of a bent track.
WARNING: Replacing rollers is a relatively easy procedure that anybody can do (seriously, it's not worth paying somebody to do the job if you can handle a pair of pliers and/or a socket wrench). However, when it comes to the bottom rollers, be sure to make sure you know the procedure -- DO NOT loosen any screws on the bottom brackets to replace the rollers if there is a cable attached to the bracket as there is a potential to damage the door or even cause bodily harm. There are plenty of web pages and videos showing the proper way to replace the bottom rollers (involves bending the lip of the track to remove the roller instead of removing the roller bracket). It's actually quite easy -- just be sure that you understand what you're doing before tackling the bottom rollers if there is a cable attached to the bracket.
4.6/5
Cable 7' high 1/8 thickness
10 Rollers 11 ball bearings
Fit all size Garage Doors
This kit can be used to fix any door brand
High Quality Galvanized Steel Hinges
Great rollers. The hinges look sturdier than mine but pay attention to what you have. These hinges are all different and this kit does not come with top or bottom brackets. I didn’t realize that since it said kit. I needed more of a different number hinge than was provided. My fault. 4 stars because it seemed like this was all I needed. I should and done more research. The rollers are great and quiet!
4.6/5
1-3/4-Inch roller
Read and understand all instructions before beginning work
2 pack
For most sectional garage doors
Nylon wheel
I am practical when it comes to repairing things. These rollers are just as good as any other brand you will find out there but with the huge difference of its price. They are the same specifications so you can tell any difference from any other brand. Besides, rollers like these are designed to last a few decades and by the time they go bad and need to be replaced again, you will not even remember how long they lasted unless you log that info somewhere.
4.3/5
PROFESSIONAL: Professional Bearings, Single Load 150 lbs, Super Quiet- Lubricated Bearings
SIMPLE TO INSTALL: Method 1 - Slightly bend track at seam to remove, replace roller, and move door to do next roller (repeat on other side). Method 2 - Remove screws that attach brackets to your door, secure cable before releasing bottom brackets that are under cable spring tension, clamp cable to track, slide out old rollers, place new rollers in their place, and screw in backers.
MATERIAL AND DESIGN: Rollers are constructed from nylon that is softer and quieter than plastic or metal rollers and smoother than original equipment rollers.
ROLLER SIZE: Roller thickness is 0.5 ", Roller diameter is1.81", Shaft diameter is 0.44 ", Shaft length is 4 ".
LIFETIME GUARANTEE: reinforced dual-wall bearing cage, sealed 6200ZZ ball bearing plus double plating thickness on stem designed for MAX performance and ultra-life weather protection. Each garage door rollers can reuse 100,000 cycles.
Great quality and a heck of a deal compared to my local hardware store. Half price for much better quality. Don't be me - just order them, install, and lube your door. I'm the Keystone Kop of home improvement. Ordered the rollers, since my door came off the track on one side. Barely got it back in, noticed a bent ceiling support. Straightened it with an additional angle steel. Tried to tighten the cable as it came loose and off the wheel. Door crooked! Tried again, both sides, and (explosively) lost the tension in torsion springs. Because I loosened both cables at the same time. Out to buy steel rods. Reloaded the springs while losing count of quarter turns. Old lady laughing at me for wearing thick gloves, shooting glasses and my motorcycle helmet. Door still crooked...and then the rollers came in. Woo-hoo! Surprised I still have a garage door to install them onto and fingers to do so with. The good part? By Googling all these 'tasks' I learned that garage doors should be serviced yearly or more frequently; that rollers should be replaced regularly. Well, hello, my 18 year old door! Why didn't you say something? Live and learn.
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