Springs
Why You Should Replace All Garage Door Rollers - Not Just One
Notice a bad roller on your garage door? You might be tempted to just replace that one and move on. But trust us replacing all your garage door rollers at once is a better, smarter, quieter move (literally).
Here’s Why One Roller Replacement Isn’t Enough
Garage door rollers don’t fail randomly. If one goes bad, the others are usually not far behind. They’ve all been lifting the same heavy door multiple times a day, year after year. Replacing just one roller means you’ll likely be back out there doing the job again and again.
Benefits of Replacing All Rollers at the Same Time
- Even wear: New rollers glide smoother when all parts are consistent.
- Less noise: No more clicking, grinding, or dragging sounds from worn-out rollers.
- Longer life: Uniform parts reduce uneven stress on your door and track system.
- Less hassle: You’ll save time and shipping costs by doing it all in one go.
Garage Door Rollers Work Hard
They may be small, but garage door rollers carry a huge load. Opening and closing hundreds of pounds of weight multiple times a day takes its toll. Even the most durable rollers wear out eventually and when they do, it affects the whole system.
This Is an Easy DIY Upgrade
Good news: roller replacement is a beginner-friendly garage door repair. With a few basic tools, you can give your door a full upgrade in under an hour. Most people notice the difference immediately a smoother, quieter door that just feels better.
Fast Shipping = Fast Fix
We ship same or next business day, so you can get those new rollers installed ASAP. No waiting around for weeks while your garage sounds like a freight train.
Ready to Upgrade Your Rollers?
Check out our roller guide to help you order the correct size and style for your garage door:
FAQs
Q: Do I really need to replace all the rollers?
A: Yes! Replacing them all at once ensures even wear and helps your door operate smoothly. If one is worn out, the others are likely close behind.
Q: How many rollers do I need?
A: Most standard 7' tall garage doors use 10 rollers. 8' doors typically use 12. Double doors with double hinges may need more - check your door before ordering!
Q: Can I replace garage door rollers myself?
A: Absolutely. It's a relatively simple DIY repair with the right tools and safety steps. We also have how-to videos to guide you through the process.
Q: How long do new rollers last?
A: Nylon or steel rollers from a quality supplier can last 10–20 years depending on usage and maintenance.
Also in Garage Door Parts - DIY Handbook
Why Do Garage Doors Need Torsion Springs? Expert Explains
Think of your garage door springs like the counterweight in an old elevator. Without them, your door would be incredibly difficult to lift manually, and your garage door opener would burn out trying to handle all that weight on its own.
What Size Garage Door Spring for a 16x7 Door?
Here's something that surprises a lot of people: there are usually several different spring combinations that will work for your 16x7 door. You might be able to use a single heavy-duty spring or two lighter springs, depending on your setup and preferences.
Are Longer Garage Door Springs Really Stronger? The Truth Might Surprise You
Don't get caught up in the "stronger is better" mindset when it comes to garage door springs. Focus on getting the correct spring instead. Your door will work smoother, last longer, and save you headaches down the road.