Garage Door Cable Replacement Kit - Two 3/32 inch x 14 foot Long and Two 1/8 inch x 13 foot long Galvanized Aircraft Cables. Complete with 4 Cables and 10 Fasteners to Fix Your Overhead Sectional Door

This kit was a lifesaver! Here's the skinny: A week or so ago I left for work and the garage door opener worked fine. When I returned home that afternoon the door opened about a foot, stopped, and refused to go any further. A bit of investigation revealed that the cable on one side of the garage door had frayed and broken in two. The extension spring was hanging down at a funny angle. I released the cable and took down the spring, then tried to use the garage door opener, but with only one side "working" it would not budge. It's December here in upstate NY, which means that pretty soon the snow will blow in - I HATE scraping my car and wanted to get this fixed ASAP so that I could get the car back in the garage. I checked the yellow pages and only two businesses in the area worked on garage doors and both were 25 miles away, which meant that, at a minimum, I'd be paying for an hour round trip for the service tech before he/she even started to work on the door. I looked over the still-working side and the hardware and set up looked pretty straight-forward. I figured I could use that side as a template and did a quick Google/Duckduckgo search and hit on the cable replacement kit solution. Amazon listed a couple offerings and this kit looked both comprehensive and of good quality - it turned out to be both. With the proviso that I have never, ever worked on a garage door before in my life, I was able to replace the cable in under 30 minutes, which included moving some stuff around in the garage. It turned out to be a pretty trivial fix as home repairs go and VERY inexpensive relative to the cost of having a pro drive in from half an hour away. The only tool I needed was a 6' step ladder. I took my time, constantly double checked my rigging against the other, functional side, and made sure that everything was tight and trim before giving the door opener a try. It worked flawlessly the first time, much to my relief. My guess is that if I can do this, more than likely anyone with basic fix-it skills could probably do it as well. I don't know how much a service call from one of the garage door specialists would have run, but my guess is something in the "over-$100 and less-than-$500" range. Compare that with less than $25 for parts and 30 minutes of my time and think this is a good deal. Also, it is definitely something that one person can do unassisted. The thing to keep in mind is that the kit comes without instructions - just FYI. You'll need to either know what you're doing or be able to look at one side and figure out how the rigging is set up. More than likely there's a video on YouTube or something similar - I didn't need it, but that would have been Plan B if it came to that. Lastly, I would unhesitatingly recommend this seller! I needed this kit pretty quickly and it shipped quickly and was exactly as described. I'm no expert on this type of thing but would be more than willing to try and address questions (based on VERY limited experience!) Good luck!

This is an absolutely great product! I bought a house with a one car garage door that had extremely stretched extension springs and badly frayed cables. The existing door didn't have adjustment clips and was very poorly installed. After a little research online I figured I could fix it rather easily and do it right. I initially tried to buy all the parts locally at a big box store and couldn't find the adjustment clips anywhere. Once I saw this product I returned the S-hooks and cables I bought from the big box store and bought this kit. I got everything installed this weekend and now I have a working garage door! For those with a single door it's great that 1/8" and 3/32" cables are included. You can use the 1/8" cables for a little extra peace of mind and use the 3/32" for the safety cables or if you already have safety cables you can save the other set for the next time you have to replace the springs. The cable clamps, and compression sleeves and stops are a nice addition as well. Don't waste your time at the big box stores. Buy this kit with free shipping and get your door fixed the right way. I feel good knowing I'm supporting a small family owned business as well.

My garage door is 8ft oversized and one of the spring cable was broken. Not an easy find. This item works great and solve my issue in just few mins. Great product!

All the hardware fitted my garage door hardware replacement. Took a start off because the opening of the S hooks are too small. Were not able to use them on the brace. Had to widen them.

had a broken spring and decided to replace all the cables associated with it. the cables were exact replacement and fit fine. no problems. the other hardware was not as sturdy as what i had from the original door, so i just used that hardware.

Fixed my old garage door without any issues. Worked fine and now I am able to use it again. They were snapped when I moved into this house. Glad to finally see it working. Newer garage doors use different springs, make sure these are right for your door is my only recommendation.

I got these replacement cables for my beach house garage door after the originals rusted and broke. These are twice the diameter of the OEM cables, and fit the door perfectly. The larger cables give piece of mind for both supporting the door and providing safety cables for the extension springs. Came with all the necessary hardware, and the installation was easy with the doors blocked in the up position.

Good product, works the same as original. It is identical thickness and length, Very easy to install, took about an hour to replace all four cables on both sides of the door. I just followed the same rules as original install. Old cable lasted 18 years...