With a sagging or broken recliner tension spring, you don't want to guess: you want a replacement that fits the mechanism you already have. Both of these listings offer a 2-pack of 3-5/8 inch recliner springs with the same long-neck design and the same 2mm wire diameter, but they are listed $5.13 apart. The details of the spring are consistent across both listings, so the real decision comes down to price and which UPC you need.
Quick Verdict
If the spring dimensions and pack count match what your chair needs, the lower-priced listing gives you the same 2-pack at the more attractive listed price. The higher-priced listing describes the same spring type and pack size, carries a different UPC, and costs more. Unless your parts record specifically calls for the higher-priced listing's UPC, the lower-priced option is the one to choose.
The Two Listings at a Glance
| Product | Listed price | Pack count | Spring size | UPC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Pack 3-5/8 Inch Recliner Spring Replacement | Lon | $13.86 | 2 | 3-5/8 inches | 711181366273 |
| 2 Pack 3-5/8 Inch Recliner Spring Replacement | $18.99 | 2 | 3-5/8 inches | 7445014052097 |
Both listings show the same item model number (3-5/8 in), the same package weight (1.94 ounces), and the same package dimensions. The visible differences are the listed price and the UPC.
Where Each Listing Wins
The lower-priced listing wins on price. If you just want the replacement springs and the dimensions are right, this is the lower-cost way to get the same 2-pack.
The higher-priced listing wins only if you specifically need the UPC 7445014052097 for your own parts matching or record-keeping, since the two listings use different UPCs even though the spring details are described the same way.
Product Notes
2 Pack Recliner Spring Replacement (Lon listing)
Choose this listing if you want the lower listed price for the same 2-pack size. The title carries an extra "| Lon" suffix, but the listed spring details are the same as the other option: a 3-5/8 inch overall length, a 2mm wire diameter, and a 45-degree hook deflection. It is listed as new with UPC 711181366273. The limitation: if your own replacement-part records reference the other UPC (7445014052097), this listing may not match your part number even though the spring is described the same way. And if the "| Lon" title suffix looks like clutter to you, the cleaner listing title costs more.
2 Pack Recliner Spring Replacement
Choose this listing if your order records or furniture reference list calls for UPC 7445014052097. It presents the same 2-pack of replacement recliner springs, same long-neck type, same 2mm wire diameter, and same 1.94-ounce package weight. The limitation: the higher listed price gets you no change in spring size, pack count, or construction detail. If you don't need this exact UPC, you're paying more for the same spring specifications, so the only reason to pick this one is the part-number match. This listing is also presented as new, so the condition matches the other offering.
Final Choice by Use Case
If your only goal is to get a 2-pack of recliner springs at the lowest listed price, choose the lower-priced listing. If you're replacing a spring in a Southern Motion, Catnapper, or Lazy Boy chair and your part documentation references the higher-priced listing's UPC, or you prefer a listing title without the "| Lon" suffix, the higher-priced listing is the one to go with. In both cases, the spring itself is described the same way, so the tie-breaker is price and part-number matching.
