--- product_id: 25985953 title: "Garage Door Cables for 7 Ft Door, Torsion Spring Lift Cable, 2 Pack" brand: "burius" price: "63.50 DT" currency: TND in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Burius" url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/25985953-garage-door-cables-for-7-ft-door-torsion-spring-lift store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # 1/8 in (0.12 in) thick galvanized steel 8.5 ft length for 7 ft doors 304 stainless steel corrosion-resistant Garage Door Cables for 7 Ft Door, Torsion Spring Lift Cable, 2 Pack **Brand:** burius **Price:** 63.50 DT **Availability:** โœ… In Stock ## Summary > ๐Ÿšช Upgrade your garage game with cables that lift more than just doors! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Garage Door Cables for 7 Ft Door, Torsion Spring Lift Cable, 2 Pack by burius - **How much does it cost?** 63.50 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/25985953-garage-door-cables-for-7-ft-door-torsion-spring-lift) ## Best For - burius enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted burius brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - โ€ข **Trusted by Thousands:** Top-rated with 4.7 stars from over 3,300 usersโ€”join the savvy homeowners who refuse to compromise. - โ€ข **DIY-Ready Installation:** Pre-fitted end sleeves and loops make replacement a breezeโ€”upgrade your garage door in minutes without a pro. - โ€ข **Enhanced Safety & Strength:** Thicker cables than standard models provide superior load support and peace of mind for your home. - โ€ข **Precision Fit for 7 Ft Doors:** Tailored 8.5 ft cables ensure perfect torsion spring compatibilityโ€”no guesswork, just seamless performance. - โ€ข **Heavy-Duty 304 Stainless Steel:** Premium rust-resistant alloy steel guarantees long-lasting strength and durability under daily wear. ## Overview BURIUS Garage Door Cables are engineered specifically for 7 ft residential torsion spring doors, featuring 8.5 ft long, 1/8 inch thick galvanized 304 stainless steel wire. This 2-pack replacement kit offers superior corrosion resistance, enhanced durability, and easy DIY installation with pre-attached end sleeves, making it the go-to choice for reliable, long-lasting garage door maintenance. ## Description desertcart.com: Garage Door Cables for 7 Ft Door, Torsion Spring Lift Cable, 2 Pack | Heavy-Duty 304 Steel Galvanized Replacement Wire, 8 Ft 6 In (102 In) Long - Corrosion-Resistant and Durable, Easy to Install : Tools & Home Improvement Review: So I was initially very very unhappy - things changed - turns out the cables were innocent..... - YouTube says this is about a 15 minute job. That do not turn out to be my experience. I have been renovating homes for over 30 years - I have some knowledge in that area. Assuredly like most of you looking, I had a frayed lift cable(left in my case) on my seven foot tall garage door and I bought this replacement pair to fix the issue. I am in the middle of a much larger separate home project, so I opted for the safe but short path, as the right cable showed basically zero signs of wear, to just at least initially swap the left cable. I swapped the left cable without to much difficultly, reloaded the door and the result was the door ceased normal function. It is operated with an opener and it began binding, stopping, retracting, and ultimately refused to close at all unless you nursed it through the binds and physically held open the line slack safety and even then would not strike the garage floor level. (Just for thoroughness I mention my opener and line slack safety are both on the left.) So - so far not a good result at all. As nothing is better than the full story let's back up to the start. Our house was built in the 80s and while they are not as common now, it had what I consider a true double garage door at 18' x 7'. We are in the hurricane zone and the original door took pretty serious damage in Katrina. I un bent and patched it with angle iron enough to work - we had bigger problems to handle at the time. Twelve years back as part of a larger reno I installed a double-sided insulated Clopay steel door in its place. This door is very heavy for a residential door and as a retrofit the closest(within reasonable cost) I could come to a wind resistant door. I say all this because for residential door this is may not be, due to size and weight, the most difficult residential door to get to function well - but IMO and experience it is up there. And function well it has. We have been very happy generally with the door - still looks great and multiple storms later unaffected by wind thus far. Along with the door I replaced the ceiling mounted opener with a shaft mount Liftmaster Elite. Other than a broken right spring at two years old, which I chalked up to a manufacturing flaw, we have had really no issues whatsoever with the door/opener combo until this cable replacement. Back to present, I am facing a very heavy door that is racking in the garage door frame because I simply swapped a frayed left hand lift cable. I further notice the new cable itself installed is now more slack than the cable it replaced which explains the slack line safety trigger which stops and reverses the opener. I elect to simply swap in the second new cable to the right side thinking this replacement may be slightly longer than the original cables and applying both new cables will get us levelled out again. I do this and not only does this not improve the situation it makes it worse. The second new cable(right) is tighter than the original making the overall racking worse. I pull both the new cables believing that not only are these replacement cables not equal in length to my originals but are not even equal to each other. I create a small quick jig in my shop and measure them comparatively and overall. The results? The cables are, within any reasonable error(+/-1mm), identical to each other and also effectively spot on the advertised 8.5'. So I am left simply truly confused and no longer unhappy with these new cables. They cable peeps did their job. If you simply care if the cables are good - IMO absolutely they are - you could stop reading. But I still have a big problem and maybe some chance you ran into to a problem too. If so read on. I have had an effectively fully functional door for twelve years but for these new cables is where we are. The original left cable is unfortunately whereabouts unknown at that exact moment so I am left with nothing but the right cable and the spring tension lift assembly to investigate. And that is what it takes to solve it. There are mirror image cast spools at either end of the spring rod that the cables roll up on as the door rises. I notice for the first time that the groove the lift cables notch into at are about 120 degrees off from each other side to side. Having spent a bit of time around engineers and having installed the door myself I felt certain all else equal these would and should have been in perfect alignment with each other. Clearly they were not even close. I went and spent the time to find the left cable and put it and the original right cable in the same jig I used to compare these new cables. They original cables were over 2 inches different in length and they had simply been removed and had served a fully functioning door for twelve years. So the only thing I can assume is they went in the box that way. I will not cover the entire order of installing this Clopay garage door but simply put, unless the difference in length exceeded volume capacity of the spool itself, unequal lengths of these cables will have no effect on a successful install. They did not in my case. They will have a big effect if you are replacing those unequal cables with equal length cables. If you have made it this far, maybe you need the solution I followed. As the grub screws that hold the Clopay spools in place on the tension rods are UNDER the cables once the cables are installed and the door is in its unloaded(up) position easy safe repositioning of the spools on the tension rod are limited. Because of this and I did not want to go back to ground zero(door on floor, springs unloaded, etc) to rest the spools on the tension rod, I did the following. I shot a level line across the tracks and marked a level point on each side, I moved the door up the track to the most slack position on the right cable and clamped the door at that location on the right. I measured from that clamped location to level reference mark on the right track. I moved to the left side, measured up that equal distance and clamped the left side to match the height. So both sides of the door are level to each other and clamped in place. I removed the left cable entirely to access the grub screws and just by eye matched the angle on the cable slot on the left to angle of the cable slot at the right - again a swing of about 120 degrees. I tightened the spool down(3/4 of a turn past initial contact of the grub screw to the tension pipe), replaced the lift cable and lowered the door by hand to find no binding. Re-engaged the opener and with no other adjustment it works fine. These cables are, in at least one way, superior to the the originals supplied in the box AFAIC. Further if you are now reset to an equal baseline at your spools, the cable swap assuming new equal length cables does actually only take a few minutes. HTH Review: Great replacement part for garage door. - Nice and strong cable for the price and work perfectly on my garage door. Watch a YouTube video to learn how to install these and it'll be a good job done! ## Features - Check Before Buy: Our garage door wire cable is made for standard torsion systems and 7 ft door height ONLY (it is longer because it wraps around the drum). The cable measures 8ft 6in (2.6m) long and 1/8in diameter - Optimized for 7 ft Doors: These garage door cables are tailored for 7-foot doors. Made from stainless steel 304, each garage door opener wire is strong, rust-resistant, and reliable in daily use - For Residential Use: This garage door cable replacement kit is ideal for homesโ€”replacing damaged or worn-out garage door safety cable and helping extend the life of your garage door system - Easy to Install: With end sleeves and loops, these garage door parts connect easily to drums and bottom bracketsโ€”great for fast DIY repairs or upgrades of your garage door springs & wires - Safety & Strength Upgrade: These garage door replacement parts are thicker than standard cables and offer added durability. A great addition to any garage door installation kit. ๐—ก๐—ผ๐˜ ๐˜€๐˜‚๐—ถ๐˜๐—ฎ๐—ฏ๐—น๐—ฒ ๐—ณ๐—ผ๐—ฟ ๐—ฒ๐˜…๐˜๐—ฒ๐—ป๐˜€๐—ถ๐—ผ๐—ป ๐˜€๐—ฝ๐—ฟ๐—ถ๐—ป๐—ด ๐˜€๐—ฒ๐˜๐˜‚๐—ฝ๐˜€ ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B01D0K5LNM | | Best Sellers Rank | #6,337 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #2 in Garage Door Springs & Wires #1,346 in Hardware | | Brand | BURIUS | | Brand Name | BURIUS | | Color | Silver | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 3,309 Reviews | | Finish Type | Galvanized | | Included Components | 2 Pack Garage Lift Cable | | Item Diameter | 0.12 inches | | Item Dimensions | 8 x 6 x 0.75 inches | | Item Form | Stranded | | Item Length | 8.5 feet | | Item Shape | Racket | | Item Thickness | 0.12 inches | | Item Type Name | Garage Door Cable | | Item Weight | 7.04 ounces | | Manufacturer | BURIUS | | Material | Alloy Steel | | Model Number | PGD-C007 | | Number of Items | 2 | | Part Number | PGD-C007 | | UPC | 643845973247 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Wire Diameter | 0.12 inches | ## Product Details - **Brand:** BURIUS - **Color:** Silver - **Finish Type:** Galvanized - **Item Weight:** 7.04 ounces - **Material:** Alloy Steel ## Images ![Garage Door Cables for 7 Ft Door, Torsion Spring Lift Cable, 2 Pack - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71fWvtDzDsL.jpg) ![Garage Door Cables for 7 Ft Door, Torsion Spring Lift Cable, 2 Pack - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81lXbWNs5EL.jpg) ![Garage Door Cables for 7 Ft Door, Torsion Spring Lift Cable, 2 Pack - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81Mt11B4brL.jpg) ![Garage Door Cables for 7 Ft Door, Torsion Spring Lift Cable, 2 Pack - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81DhTIpAPVL.jpg) ![Garage Door Cables for 7 Ft Door, Torsion Spring Lift Cable, 2 Pack - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81HVBKqTZpL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size, Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Why is the cable longer than my garage door, and how do I choose the right size?** A: Pick by DOOR HEIGHT, not cable length โ€” the cable wraps the drum, so it's longer than the door. 7 ft door = 8'6" cable, 8 ft = 9'7", 10 ft = 11'6", 12 ft = 13'6". Just match the variation to your door height. **Q: What are the exact cable length and diameter for each size?** A: Diameter 1/8 in (3.2 mm) on all sizes; sold as a 2-pack (L+R). Lengths: 7 ft door = 8'6" (102 in), 8 ft = 9'7", 10 ft = 11'6", 12 ft = 13'6". For a custom door, measure your old cable end-to-end and match these. **Q: Will this work with my extension-spring garage door?** A: No โ€” torsion-spring systems only (spring on a shaft above the door with cable drums). The crimped loops won't fit extension-spring pulleys or S-hooks. If your springs run along the side tracks, this isn't the right part. **Q: Can I use this cable if my old one was stretched or snapped?** A: It's 1/8 in (3.2 mm), a bit thicker than economy cables for strength, and seats in standard torsion drum grooves. It won't thread through thin extension-spring pulleys. Measure your old cable first โ€” if under 1/8 in, it may not fit. **Q: What is the cable made of? A magnet sticks to it โ€” is that normal?** A: The cables are galvanized steel with a zinc coating for corrosion resistance, built for garage-door tension loads. A magnet sticking is normal for this coated steel. ## Customer Reviews ### โญโญโญโญโญ So I was initially very very unhappy - things changed - turns out the cables were innocent..... *by J***H on January 18, 2023* YouTube says this is about a 15 minute job. That do not turn out to be my experience. I have been renovating homes for over 30 years - I have some knowledge in that area. Assuredly like most of you looking, I had a frayed lift cable(left in my case) on my seven foot tall garage door and I bought this replacement pair to fix the issue. I am in the middle of a much larger separate home project, so I opted for the safe but short path, as the right cable showed basically zero signs of wear, to just at least initially swap the left cable. I swapped the left cable without to much difficultly, reloaded the door and the result was the door ceased normal function. It is operated with an opener and it began binding, stopping, retracting, and ultimately refused to close at all unless you nursed it through the binds and physically held open the line slack safety and even then would not strike the garage floor level. (Just for thoroughness I mention my opener and line slack safety are both on the left.) So - so far not a good result at all. As nothing is better than the full story let's back up to the start. Our house was built in the 80s and while they are not as common now, it had what I consider a true double garage door at 18' x 7'. We are in the hurricane zone and the original door took pretty serious damage in Katrina. I un bent and patched it with angle iron enough to work - we had bigger problems to handle at the time. Twelve years back as part of a larger reno I installed a double-sided insulated Clopay steel door in its place. This door is very heavy for a residential door and as a retrofit the closest(within reasonable cost) I could come to a wind resistant door. I say all this because for residential door this is may not be, due to size and weight, the most difficult residential door to get to function well - but IMO and experience it is up there. And function well it has. We have been very happy generally with the door - still looks great and multiple storms later unaffected by wind thus far. Along with the door I replaced the ceiling mounted opener with a shaft mount Liftmaster Elite. Other than a broken right spring at two years old, which I chalked up to a manufacturing flaw, we have had really no issues whatsoever with the door/opener combo until this cable replacement. Back to present, I am facing a very heavy door that is racking in the garage door frame because I simply swapped a frayed left hand lift cable. I further notice the new cable itself installed is now more slack than the cable it replaced which explains the slack line safety trigger which stops and reverses the opener. I elect to simply swap in the second new cable to the right side thinking this replacement may be slightly longer than the original cables and applying both new cables will get us levelled out again. I do this and not only does this not improve the situation it makes it worse. The second new cable(right) is tighter than the original making the overall racking worse. I pull both the new cables believing that not only are these replacement cables not equal in length to my originals but are not even equal to each other. I create a small quick jig in my shop and measure them comparatively and overall. The results? The cables are, within any reasonable error(+/-1mm), identical to each other and also effectively spot on the advertised 8.5'. So I am left simply truly confused and no longer unhappy with these new cables. They cable peeps did their job. If you simply care if the cables are good - IMO absolutely they are - you could stop reading. But I still have a big problem and maybe some chance you ran into to a problem too. If so read on. I have had an effectively fully functional door for twelve years but for these new cables is where we are. The original left cable is unfortunately whereabouts unknown at that exact moment so I am left with nothing but the right cable and the spring tension lift assembly to investigate. And that is what it takes to solve it. There are mirror image cast spools at either end of the spring rod that the cables roll up on as the door rises. I notice for the first time that the groove the lift cables notch into at are about 120 degrees off from each other side to side. Having spent a bit of time around engineers and having installed the door myself I felt certain all else equal these would and should have been in perfect alignment with each other. Clearly they were not even close. I went and spent the time to find the left cable and put it and the original right cable in the same jig I used to compare these new cables. They original cables were over 2 inches different in length and they had simply been removed and had served a fully functioning door for twelve years. So the only thing I can assume is they went in the box that way. I will not cover the entire order of installing this Clopay garage door but simply put, unless the difference in length exceeded volume capacity of the spool itself, unequal lengths of these cables will have no effect on a successful install. They did not in my case. They will have a big effect if you are replacing those unequal cables with equal length cables. If you have made it this far, maybe you need the solution I followed. As the grub screws that hold the Clopay spools in place on the tension rods are UNDER the cables once the cables are installed and the door is in its unloaded(up) position easy safe repositioning of the spools on the tension rod are limited. Because of this and I did not want to go back to ground zero(door on floor, springs unloaded, etc) to rest the spools on the tension rod, I did the following. I shot a level line across the tracks and marked a level point on each side, I moved the door up the track to the most slack position on the right cable and clamped the door at that location on the right. I measured from that clamped location to level reference mark on the right track. I moved to the left side, measured up that equal distance and clamped the left side to match the height. So both sides of the door are level to each other and clamped in place. I removed the left cable entirely to access the grub screws and just by eye matched the angle on the cable slot on the left to angle of the cable slot at the right - again a swing of about 120 degrees. I tightened the spool down(3/4 of a turn past initial contact of the grub screw to the tension pipe), replaced the lift cable and lowered the door by hand to find no binding. Re-engaged the opener and with no other adjustment it works fine. These cables are, in at least one way, superior to the the originals supplied in the box AFAIC. Further if you are now reset to an equal baseline at your spools, the cable swap assuming new equal length cables does actually only take a few minutes. HTH ### โญโญโญโญโญ Great replacement part for garage door. *by S***2 on August 13, 2026* Nice and strong cable for the price and work perfectly on my garage door. Watch a YouTube video to learn how to install these and it'll be a good job done! ### โญโญโญโญโญ Quality and fitment *by R***L on July 30, 2026* Good quality and fitment. 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