Springs
How to Order Your TorqueMaster Spring Using the Part Number
If you still have the label on your TorqueMaster spring tube, you can skip the measuring and jump straight to ordering the right spring — all you need is the part number.
This is one of the easiest ways to get matched with the exact replacement. Here’s how to do it.
Step 1: Locate the Label on Your Spring Tube
Start by looking for the white or yellow label on your spring tube. It’s usually close to the metal bracket on one side. You might need to rotate the tube by hand to see the full label if it's tucked behind the bracket.
Step 2: Find the 6-Digit Part Number
Now, look closely at the label. You’ll see a number that looks something like this:
314953 or 315001
That’s your part number. It’s usually near other info like wire size or spring length, but you don’t need any of that for this method — just that 6-digit number.
Step 3: Double Check if You Have One or Two Springs
Some garage doors use two TorqueMaster springs, but the label might only show one part number. That’s normal. If you only see one, and you’re replacing both springs, we recommend switching to the Wire Size or Door Height & Weight method just to be safe.
If you’re not sure, take a photo of the label and send it to us — we’ll help you figure it out.
Step 4: Select Your Part Number in the Tool
Once you have the part number, go to the “Order By Part Number” section of the selector tool.
Use the dropdown to find your number, hit Add to Cart, and you’re done.
Need Help?
If your label is smudged, missing, or just confusing, no problem. Email us a photo of whatever you’ve got and we’ll help you pick the right spring.
No measuring. No second-guessing. Just the right part, shipped fast.
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