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John H.
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
High quality bearings and rollers that were easy to install. This an inexpensive way to quiet the operation of your garage door.
Johnnyryan
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025
Made my garage door work like new again! Quieted it up too! Easy install!! The last rollers…. Replace em two with door in the OPEN position!!!! I recommend this set!!
Kirby T.
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
Quiet and nice bearings. These are an easy DIY project to help reduce noise from the rollers in the track. I still have the belt drive noise but not from the rollers!
Michael Gillen
Reviewed in Canada on March 11, 2025
Great fit and finish. Garage much smoother operation now.
AS
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
Wry good quality. Quieter and not hard to install. Just make sure you don’t hurt yourself when installing the very bottom one. Lift the door all the way up and lock it with something so it doesn’t slide down, then remove the cable and replace the roller, that way you don’t potentially get hurt from the cable tension when the door is all the down.
Jake Halliday
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
Compare images of rollers I received today with the images in the seller's listing. Taken before installing on second door. Installed a set yesterday. Easy job and definitely quieter than the 30 year old all steel bearings they replaced. Good value for money.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on June 7, 2024
I like the way they roll so smooth. they are very quiet. Great price.
Surf06
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024
After researching competitors, I chose these because they are 6200-2RS bearings, as opposed to 6200-Z or 6200-ZZ. These 6200-2RS bearings have rubber seals on both sides of the bearing to reduce dust, dirt, and corrosion, enhancing durability and smooth operation. The 6200-Z or ZZ bearings have either one or two metal seals, which are not as effective.Watched a few YouTube videos, followed the recommendation to remove the hinges one by one EXCEPT the bottom hinge. Easy DIY process to mark the location with a sharpie, unbolt the hinge, replace roller and reinstall hinge. Bottom hinge is done by fully raising the door, slightly bending the track, and slipping the roller out, WITHOUT undoing any bolts. Reinstall with new rollers, bend the track back in position. I also took the time to thoroughly clean the track with 'Purple Power' degreaser, then re-lube with 3-in-1 Garage Door lubricant spray. Also adjusted the top rolled to better seal the top of the door.Now super quiet, total job about one hour. Well worth the investment.
Cedric Banks
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024
This was my first time changing out garage door wheels and what a different it makes. The door is much quieter and smoother. They were relatively easy to install. Not simple but definitely not overwhelming. I would purchase again.
Ray
Reviewed in Canada on December 21, 2024
Good so far, nice and quiet, solid quality, good value
Average Joe 12
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2024
Recently decided to overhaul (rather than replace) my mother's 35 year old garage door. It is a 16" door and was noisy, wobbly, uneven, etc. I paid to have the opener replaced, thus improving the reliability but the door was still noisy and shaky. The springs are replaced previously with only a few years on them.These rollers PROVED to be an economical way to further improve upon any door with some years on it. Go ahead and catch a YouTube video to see how simple this really is. And believe me, the change out is as easy at it looks.Here is the only ugly part: Before you change the rollers, take the time to use some degreaser and throw away rags and clean the inside of the tracks completely. Remove all grease and previous lubricants. Do this first and get it over with! Like painting a car, success depends on the preparation you need to CLEAN THOSE TRACKS! Once cleaned, the "hard" part is done!Change out the rollers one at a time. I did 10 rollers and even with cleaning, this project start to finish took an hour max. Once finished, spray the tracks and roller pins liberally with a QUALITY garage door lube product which has a lot of teflon in it (3 in One Garage Door Lube, WD-40 Specialists, etc or similar products). IMPORTANT: Do NOT use many type of "grease" including white lithium. Shake the can of garage door lube well then spray inside the tracks and the rollers. Go ahead and spray the overhead rail the opener "train" rides on as well.Now, run the door up and down a few cycles and you will be pleased at how well the door glides up and down. New rollers, plenty of TEFLON lube, an hours worth of work and you will be patting yourself on the back!Not counting what I spent on the new opener, the whole roller and lube project cost around $30. The best $30 I have spent in a long time. These XiKe are good rollers. Treat yourself to a smooth garage overhead door!
MFH Strange
Reviewed in Canada on January 11, 2024
These garage door wheel bearings are excellent! No issue with irregular of either the wheels or shaft. All identical. The inside ball bearings are very smooth and ever quiet. Most important, there is no binding and minimum play of any side-to-side lateral movement.I have just replaced several worn out bearings on our garage door, and I am surprised at the difference. Opening and closing is noticeably quieter, and the door no longer go into reverse for no reason. (These new units have eliminated the binding I was having before)I believe these to be an outstanding value. High quality at a very affordable price point.Purchased with my own money!Thanks!
Khodhor Alramadhan
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on August 14, 2022
باب الجراج أصبح قليل الإزعاج بعد تركبها وأتمنى ان يستمر هكذا على طول
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