True Choice Set of Recliner Side Mount Rocker Spring Replacements That Work On Most Manufacturers Chairs

These springs worked very well and arrived before the promised date. They were of good quality and the price was very reasonable. They were easy to install and fit my LaZboy rocker recliner perfectly.

one of the springs broke on my 14 year old rocker recliner and I ordered this part as a replacement. It is an exact fit. A torx head was required to replace the screws but luckily I had the tools on hand. The recliner is functioning once again with no issues.

These springs seem to be well made, but several of the mounting hole locations were not compatible with the OEM springs they replaced on my rather elderly La-Z-Boy recliner. I had to drill several new mounting holes in the frame of the chair to accommodate the installation of the new springs. Otherwise, they work fine.

Worked like a charm for my ancient (read: mid 80's) La-z-boy rocker recliner (most closely resembles the current Gibson model). I've had to resort to picking up used chairs off Craigslist just to cannibalize their springs before so being able to order these off Amazon for a reasonable price is great. The springs are a little (very) stiff when first put in, then they loosen up nicely. Also, anyone who has changed large chair springs before knows these are hard to do by yourself because the tension is so strong, if you can get someone to help I recommend it. Pro tip: Wedge blade screwdrivers into the spring for some give when you're trying to get that first top screw in. You can also use them to then torque the spring into position. You'll see what I mean when you get there.

Brought new life to my old Lay-Z-Boy; perfect replacement and easy to install. $20 and a 30 minutes to install is a lot better than $500 for a new chair.

Sending it back this weekend, a month later the bracket broke.

Perfect fit for my 1970’s era Lazy Boy recliner. Note when installing: do NOT drill new holes. Do one side, then stretch the springs open slightly with a flathead screwdriver or whatever to line up with the original holes. There’s supposed to be tension there to keep the rockers lined up as you rock.

Not sure how long they'll last, but they were a perfect fit for a 1930's platform rocker. Installation involved some growing pains, but now that I know how to do it, I could probably install them on another rocker in a matter of minutes.

Replacement springs for my old Lazy Boy recliner installed and working well.

Prefect! Ordered them for my recliner and they fit perfectly.

Worked as promised. Exact replacements for my 1980s Lazy-boy rocker/recliner.

good fit. as advetised