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Premium Product Features
Superior Quality
Reinforced dual-wall bearing cage, sealed 6200ZZ ball bearing plus triple-coated black oxide on stems designed for maximum performance and corrosion resistance.
Quiet Operation
Titan 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.
Cycles Rated Over 25X The Normal Roller
Test ratings: rollers specified to perform up to 200,000 cycles at 190 lbs. load test.
Product Specs
- Triple-Coated Black Oxide Stems
- Fits Standard Door Tracks
- Ultra-Quiet Operation
- Snap-In Protective Cap: Protects Against Dirt, Dust, and Grime
- Suitable for Heavy, Wood, or Carwash Doors
- 6200ZZ Dual-Caged Bearing
- Stem Length: 7-5/8 in
Ultimate Protection
In addition to the rear bearing seal that prevents dirt, dust, and grime from penetrating the bearing, Titan Rollers also feature a secured snap-in covering to prevent harmful substances from entering the bearing without catching on the track.
Quiet Operation
These wheels roll quietly on metal tracks, reducing door noise by up to 75%! Squeaky, noisy garage doors are a thing of the past with Titan Rollers; 6200ZZ bearings ensure guaranteed lifetime performance.
Corrosion Resistance
Steel roller stems are prone to rust and fail over time, delivering a shorter life cycle. Instead, DURA-LIFT Titan Rollers feature triple-coated black oxide stems for improved corrosion resistance, protecting your rollers from damage and ultimately extending the roller life cycle.
Perfect Fit
The 1-13/16" wheel diameter of Titan rollers fit a standard 2" track, making them a perfect fit for many garage doors! Additionally, Titan dual-caged 6200ZZ bearings are rated at 250,000 door cycles for 110 lb. doors, extending their life cycle and outperforming competitors' rollers.
Tom Winters
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
These rollers significantly reduced the noise while operating my garage door. My door is wood and very heavy. It's a two car garage door. My original rollers were metal and oozing grease from the ball bearings and all over my tracking. These rollers are lifetime guaranteed and require no regreasing or maintenance since they are sealed units. I'm very pleased with my purchase and would highly recommend this product. I attempted to install them but quickly realized I needed a professional to complete the job.
Peder
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
I had an old metal roller that went FUBAR and I needed to replace the rollers, so reducing sound was not an issue with me. But these units are much quieter than the previous metal units so that is a plus and they operate much smoother. Delivery was timely and installation was easy BUT some caution should be used on the lowest units (towards the floor) as they were a little more tricky on my door. I have a central torsion spring which has cables running down the sides of the doors and connect to the bottom roller connector. This cable has tension on it so care has to be taken when removing the assembly from the door. I used an old car tire jack to hold the door up a bit and take the tension off of the cable while I replaced the roller. That made the job quite easy doing one side at a time. There may be other arrangements out there, but good investigation before installing anything is always wise.I have a second garage door that I will be ordering a another set of these units as soon as the weather warms up a bit. Very happy with these so far.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
Product delivered as described, easy installation. Durable design. Will monitor product performance over time and report back after product has been used for a year if product quality decreases.
Gilles Vandal
Reviewed in Canada on January 3, 2025
As described, fixed the problem with the garage door. Ease of door movement. Upgraded garage door.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on January 20, 2025
Shipping was quick and the items are working well. I have a taller door so i actually needed 4 more to do the door.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024
If you use the " bend the track " method to change these rollers you will save yourself a lot of time and aggravation -- it's not as bad as it sounds -- just take a section about 3" on the curved part of the track and with some pliers bend it outward enough to get the old roller out ( pry with a screwdriver ) and the new roller in ( I suggest installing sleeves as well, slit them lengthwise if the diameter is too small ) -- never remove the bottom bracket with the wire attached -- these rollers have a nicely finished shaft that should shed debris and minimise or eliminate corrosion -- the gunk on the old rollers is mostly caused by using the wrong type of lubricant or none at all -- the rollers are supposed to roll not the shaft which is why I suggest replacing the sleeves as well -- this is a job that almost anyone could do -- with instruction, I know my 10-year-old Granddaughter could do it, with supervision of course -- my opener is loud so I still have a loud open and close cycle but now no additional noise from the rollers and the wobbling shafts -- with a belt drive DC motor opener there would be almost no noise -- very happy I invested $50.00 in this project
motees
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2024
I decided to replace the worn out and very noisy 1989 rollers on my 2 garage doors. Each are 8 feet tall and use 12 rollers for each door.These seem to be the highest quality rollers I could find, and they do not cost a lot so chose these.After watching a LOT of very helpful YT videos I felt quite confident this would not be a difficult project---and I was right, after just now completing the first garage door. Took a little bit more than an hour.Just about everyone warns you NOT to unfasten the bottom hinges as they are attached to the tension spring. It could be very dangerous to detach the bottom hinges.Fortunately YT shows several fairly easy ways to replace the bottom rollers without detaching the bottom hinges.There are expensive sleeves you can buy to put on the roller rods to reduce the rattling of the rods. But a lot of people have complaints about them not fitting correctly---too small. Some decided to cut them along the length of the sleeves. I almost bought sleeves and maybe do that, but instead I opted to just put duct tape around the roller rods (photo). Seems to work great. One YTer used heat shrink tubing. That might work good also.I now have about 1/4 the noise level while opening and closing the garage door. Really nice!! Previously the noise was really annoying me. Not now.It will be even quieter when I install the belt-driven/DC motor opener next week.I am sorry to deduct one star for these great rollers but the package I received contained the 2 boxes of 12 roller I ordered. But the rollers were scattered though-out the package, all the rollers falling out of their boxes. Fortunately none of the rollers appear to have been damaged. Still----------!Update: Just installed on my 2nd garage door and the reduction of noise is about 10% of what it was. Hard to believe! Amazing!
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