2 Pack of 207" X 2" X 24" Garage Door Torsion Springs

SteveC: The most important thing is to ensure you buy the right spring set for your application. I took my time and researched correctly. My first impulse to purchase the spring set would have been wrong so I’m glad I took a second look and measured/counted. The old adage “Measure Twice; cut once” sort of applies here. The spring set is doing great and I plan to report back if this set fails prematurely.

United States on Oct 09, 2023

JerryK: Springs came FedEx in just a few days and I put them in this morning. Can't check ' Easy to Install ', because installing torsion springs is always a chore that you need to do slowly as you put them in. No time to cut corners, try to do it fast, too many ways to screw up if you hurry. Real happy with the set of springs, and would buy again if one of my other 10 by 10 doors puke a spring.... Thank You !!!!

United States on Jun 17, 2021

M. Jones: The local garage door store wanted $70 for each spring and this deal for two springs can't be beat. The tough part in replacing garage door torsion springs is determining the correct spring size. I found sites that had great information by doing a Google search. You need three measurements. The length which is the spring only length without the ends. My spring only was 24" long. The second is the inside diameter of the spring, mine was 2". The last measurement is the gauge of the spring. You measure 20 coils, mine was 4 1/8". There are charts online that say 4 1/4" for 20 coils is .207 wire gauge. So I needed a 207 X 2" X 24" spring which happened to be this spring. Measure your spring the same way to find your spring size.

The spring with the red mark on the end goes on the left, the spring with the black mark goes on the right while facing the inside of the door. Use the included bars to turn each spring UP (30) 1/4 turns for a 7 foot high door. Tightened the spring bolts and test the door. Good luck!

United States on Feb 06, 2021

stickboy: This is a great kit if you want to replace your garage door coils yourself. After watching the repairman change our coil last time, I realized I could have done the work, just needed the right parts. I switched from a single coil to double coils. The bars fit perfectly into the coils, and the coils are working perfectly. They have been on for a year now and we haven’t had any problems.

United States on Jan 01, 2021

Mike Sierra: You are probably reading these reviews since you have a broken torsion spring and you're wondering if these are the ones to order. I can say that I am giving this product 5 stars for a very good price, very quick shipping from the vendor, and apparently good quality (I won't know for sure until they get through the expected life cycle, but they appear to be well made, and the tensioning cones didn't blow apart when I tensioned them, so I'm assuming they're good quality). I ordered the expedited shipping and my package was delivered on the second business day. The package includes two springs (one right-hand, one left-hand), new bushing, and torsioning rods.

If you have never replaced torsion springs, do not order springs until you do a little research and determine the correct spring size!. There is an excellent website at a garage door supply website that has everything you need to know for this. I won't name it here since it is a competitor to this supplier, but if you google Find my Spring Database, you will find their site. Their website has a wealth of information on determining the correct size of spring, and more importantly they have an excellent step-by-step video...

United States on Apr 22, 2017