Basic tune up of a overhead garage door

In this video we will be preforming basic maintenance on a over head garage door. The procedure in this video preformed at regular intervals will keep your door running efficiently and could help prevent costly repairs. The one thing I can't stress enough of is the torsion spring systems and cables on overhead doors have a incredible amount of tension on them malfunctions can cause serious injury or possibly death. Seriously best left for a professional. Thanks for watching and don't forget to like and subscribe.
Below are some of the products I recommend for a door tune up.
3in1 garage door lube
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WD-40 white lithium (for the chain only)
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Brake cleaner (for grease build up in the tracks)
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Shop towels for cleanup
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DISCLAIMER
The information and technical processes contained within this video are meant for educational purpose only. Royal Home Services will not be held liable for personal injury or property damage.
Royal Home Services recommends using a licensed professional whenever possible.

[@rommie1952]

I thought tracks need not to be lubricated?

[@cerinthustheboys242]

great help. you are the best

[@jeffmartin-g8r]

Thanks. Didn't occur to me that the spring needing lubing. That helped a LOT!

[@FordTechMakuloco]

I have a can of that stuff and I need to use it! My doors are loud and dry but at least the previous owner didn't gum them up with grease like you said. Thanks for another useful video!

[@royalhomeservices1819]

FordTechMakuloco a tune up like this will definitely help quiet the door also take a look at the rollers see if they're nylon or steel. a upgrade to nylon will help with noise.

[@FordTechMakuloco]

Royal Home Services damn even more good information!

[@estonkers]

Thanks bro! Very helpful!

[@edbouhl3100]

What do you think about silicone based garage door spray lube?