Heavy Duty Sliding Patio Door Roller Assembly 1-1/4 Inch Steel Ball Wheel Bearing, Side Adjustable,2 Pack

These were an exact fit to original rollers.... Almost..... As another reviewer mention they just don't retract as much as the originals and getting the slider back in place was quite a chore and needed two people to reinstall where previously I could do it myself. Once over that hurdle adjustment was made and wow huge difference in the noise and pressure needed to open and close the door. The door functions just like new now. So glad I found these at AMAZON because they were twice the price at the local box store.

The media could not be loaded. I replaced the wheels and the track on my 20 year old sliding door. The difference is astounding! Previously, the door would get stuck and the track and wheels would stop it from open and closing without lifting the door slightly. Now it is ridiculously smooth and easy to close! I highly recommend the track and wheels.

They made the door slide like it was new again. Great quality.

Ok now our slider goes with one finger push !

I bought a house and the two breezeway sliding glass doors were un-usable because the rollers were completely rusted out and stuck. That being said, my screws were rusted out too, and stripped coming out, it was not fun.Given that this is a replacement part that your purchasing, yes the rollers work fantastically of course, but I only did 4 stars because I really wish they would have sent screws with them. I get why they don’t I guess, but I had to scrounge around my shed for screws that would work, with the thought of checking them in about 6 months or so to see if they’re still doing well, or if I need to go hunt down something specific at the hardware store. It’s a headache that they didn’t include screws with them. Just because it’s a replacement part, doesn’t mean I can still use the same screws I had before.Otherwise I’m super thrilled about my now slide-able doors!

Night and day difference compared to the old and corroded wheels we had. Sliding door moves like butter now, have to be careful not to slam it

Wonderful!

I have a large sliding glass door in my living room, out onto a second story deck. The door is 48" wide, wooden frame, insulated glass, and HEAVY. After many years of operation, the old rollers failed & the door would not open. I tried getting quotes from Angi for a technician to repair the door; either no one was interested, or booked three weeks out, or wanted $450 - $600 estimate (plus parts) to make the repair.My daughter in law and I removed the door in five minutes, and removed the failed rollers in even less time. We took our time installing these new rollers because it became obvious that level adjustments needed to be calculated and made before re-installing the door. Measuring the recess on the bottom of the door, and height of the roller track, and how much the wheels needed to protrude (simple screw adjustment) were all we needed to do to complete the roller installation into the door. Ten minutes for that! Re-installing the door onto the roller track and into the door opening took 5 more minutes. Start to finish, 20 to 25 minutes. Easy peasy. Translated, that's an hourly rate of about $1500 an hour that I saved.Now the door opens and closes with one finger! You have to be careful to not slam it OPEN if it gets away from you!These are well made, heavy duty rollers. Adjusting and installation is simple & easy. and product measurements are well documented and clearly illustrated so you can be sure they fit your application before purchasing. AND they were much cheaper than the units my local hardware store carried. So stop wrestling with your old stubborn worn out door, spend 20-something bucks & save a lot of money without having to replace your door!