Shop replacement residential garage door torsion springs in a wide range of wire sizes, inside diameters, spring lengths, and left- or right-hand wind configurations. Select a single torsion spring or a matched pair based on the specifications of your existing garage door spring system.
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- Residential Torsion Spring — 0.1875 Wire Size (With Cones)
- Residential Torsion Spring, Wire Size 0.192 (With Cones)
- Residential Torsion Spring (0.207 Wire Size) (With Cones)
- Residential Torsion Spring — 0.218 Wire Size (With Cones)
- Residential Torsion Spring, Wire Size 0.225 (With Cones)
- Residential Torsion Spring (0.234 Wire Size) (With Cones)
- Residential Torsion Spring — 0.243 Wire Size (With Cones)
- Residential Torsion Spring, Wire Size 0.250 (With Cones)
- Residential Torsion Spring (0.262 Wire Size) (With Cones)
- Residential Torsion Spring — 0.273 Wire Size (With Cones)
- Residential Torsion Spring, Wire Size 0.283 (With Cones)
- Residential Torsion Spring (0.295 Wire Size) (With Cones)
- Residential Torsion Spring — 0.306 Wire Size (With Cones)
In case you do not find the Torsion Specs you need in the list - feel free to click the button and crete a Custom Spring with size and spec you need.
Residential Torsion Springs
Torsion springs sit on a shaft above the door and do the heavy lifting — literally. The stored torque in the coils is what raises and lowers a door that might weigh a few hundred pounds. All ours are oil-tempered USA steel. To get the right replacement you need four things: wire size (calipers or count 10 and 20 coils), inside diameter, coil length without the cones, and wind direction. Left-wound goes on the right side of the bracket. Replace both springs, always, and use real winding bars.