XiKe 10 Pack Blue 2" Nylon Garage Door Roller 4" Stem, Quiet/Durable and High Load, Use 6200-2RS Double Seals Precision Bearings.

These nylon rollers are much quieter than the original metal ones. My old ones were almost 20 years old so they were in sad shape. I’ve now ordered and installed two sets of rollers ( two doors). While at it, I replaced the side brackets ( #1,2 &3) with heavier gauge ones and also used plastic sleeves that fit over the roller shafts. The heavier brackets gave the door more stability. Instead of the metal roller shafts rubbing directly against the metal bracket fitting, the sleeves cut down on noise as well. Everything now works together. The 4” shafts were perfect size and the nylon rollers roll smoothly and quieter. So, the overall install resulted in a quieter, more stable garage door. Installation was relatively easy and the rollers fit perfect. For the price, you can’t beat them. Out of the 20 rollers, they all had the front and back seals covering the bearing itself, except for one. One back seal covering was missing. While disappointing, I can’t see it affecting the integrity of the bearing. They seem to be well made. I positioned that roller to the top of the door and won’t have to worry about water getting in it. It’s been over a month since the install and everything is still working fine and smoothly. All I can do is recommend you give them a try. You won’t be disappointed.

They work great and they are nice and quiet

Great product at a great price.

I purchased the XiKe 10 Pack Blue 2" Nylon Garage Door Rollers after dealing with a noisy, jerky garage door that sounded like a freight train every time it opened or closed. After doing some research, these rollers came highly recommended as a budget-friendly yet high-quality upgrade over standard steel or plastic rollers. I’ve had them installed for about two months now, and overall, I’m very pleased with the performance, value, and immediate difference they made. Installation was straightforward and beginner-friendly if you have basic tools and some DIY confidence. I didn’t need to replace the entire track system—just popped out the old rollers one by one and slid these in, with the help of YouTube videos! Just make sure to follow safety guidelines (unplug the opener and secure the door if necessary). I’d estimate the whole process took about 20 minutes by myself. Pro tip: While you're at it, clean the tracks and lightly lubricate everything—makes a big difference. These rollers feel solid and well-made. The nylon wheel is thick and durable, and the 6200ZZ ball bearings seem smooth and precise. I also like that the stems are zinc-plated for rust resistance, which is especially helpful in humid or wet climates. However, one small gripe: the blue nylon seems durable, but not indestructible. I’ve noticed a couple of very faint nicks or surface wear on the edges after extended use—but nothing that affects performance yet. That’s the only reason I’m giving 4 instead of 5 stars here. The difference in noise level was immediate. Before installing these, my garage door would rattle and screech with every movement. After swapping in the XiKe rollers, it’s practically whisper quiet. I’d estimate at least a 75% noise reduction, and the door moves more fluidly and consistently now—like it’s gliding instead of grinding. Also worth noting: the bearings seem well-sealed, so they don’t require constant lubrication like some cheaper rollers. I haven’t had to touch them since installation. So far, they’re holding up great—no visible wear or reduced performance, even with daily use. XiKe advertises up to 100,000 open/close cycles, and while I obviously haven’t hit that number yet, they seem to be on track. That said, I will update this review down the line if they degrade early or show premature wear. For a 10-pack, this is a very reasonably priced upgrade that delivers noticeable results right away. If you're tired of your garage door waking up the whole neighborhood or just want a smoother operation, this is a relatively cheap and effective fix. Plus, 10 rollers is usually enough for a standard 7-foot garage door (which typically uses 10–12 rollers depending on hinges and layout). Pros: Significantly quieter than stock steel or plastic rollers Smooth operation with quality sealed bearings Easy DIY installation Rust-resistant zinc plating Excellent value for the price Cons: Blue nylon shows very slight signs of wear with heavy use No installation instructions included (though easily found online) Not the absolute quietest on the market—but close If you're looking to quiet down a loud garage door and improve its performance without spending a fortune, the XiKe 2" Nylon Rollers are an excellent choice. They're easy to install, well-built, and provide instant results. While there are slightly more premium options out there, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better performance-to-price ratio in this category. I’d confidently recommend these to most homeowners doing routine garage door maintenance or upgrades. Would I buy again? Absolutely.

These rollers have done the trick at greatly reducing the noise of my garage door. Super easy to install. Perfect fit. I also added some nylon sleeves to further reduce rattling. Such a good price and value. My original rollers were simply hard plastic. These are durable nylon with bearings. In 30 minutes I had a ‘new’ door.

Good rollers for the price. My old ones were 20 years old or more and made noise. The new rollers make 2 car garage door open and close smoothly and noise level is very low compared to what it was with old rollers. Hardest part replacing them was bottom roller but the others weren’t a problem. I disconnected door from chain to remove spring tension, lifted door all the way up and removed bracket . Inserted roller and had to pull pretty hard to get one screw started then it was easy after that. I used electric drill to remove screws and replace rollers and reinstall brackets and screws.There are 2 or three ways to do it which I found on YouTube and not hard if you have right tools and little patience.Do not remove that bottom bracket with spring tension on it or you’ll be in big trouble getting it back together and you might get hurt. Found out the hard way! lol

100% easy install and quiet. Seems to be built well and was advertised. Long term will be the test.

Really easy to install and make my garage door much quieter.

Llegaron muy bien, se ven de buena calidad, en verdad si son muy silenciosas, ahora solo se escucha el ruido del motor, la puerta es de cochera para dos carros, muy fácil de instalar

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!

They arrived earlier than expected. great quality, was easy to install. They work great. Highly recommended.

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Replaced what looked like original rollers from a 20+year old door. The roller bearing noises are gone and the rollers are much quieter in the track.. Overall a good door upgrade