LMC Door Hinges Any Good?

[HammerDown]

The body shop that is repairing my cab-mounts (now charging me more than I was quoted) tells me my drivers side door hinges are shot...I was there this morning and sure enough the repair-kit I installed a few years back is sloppy.
Years back (maybe 5) I ordered and installed the "bushing and pin kit" to tighten things-up again.
The bushings tapped into the hinges nice and tight but, the pins that came with them seemed a little too narrow, not a snug fix.
ANYHOW...has anyone ordered the replacement hinges from LMC?
I hate to spend the money on new replacement drivers side door hinges to find out they are sloppy from day-one or will prematurely wear out.
Thanks for any feedback, Ray
(ps...I would try to install them myself, sure don't want to give the body shop more $$$ after he's charging me more than the quote on the cab-mount repair)

 

[ifrythings]

I bought the “Goodmark” ones from rockauto and they are nice and tight after being in for a year so far.

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[david85]

Replacement hinge pins are almost always a waste of time. Usually the hole for the bushing in the bracket works loose and you end up still having to shift the hinges to realign the door. I have to say those rockauto hinge assemblies look nice. To think of the amount of time I spent trying to make mine look nice when I could have just bought new galvanized hinges and been done with it.

 

[IDIBRONCO]

Replacement hinge pins are almost always a waste of time. Usually the hole for the bushing in the bracket works loose and you end up still having to shift the hinges to realign the door.

Wait! Are you saying that the 10mm bolt in my upper, driver's side door hinge isn't worth a hoot? Then why would the last idiot to drive my truck do that? It's no wonder that I have to roll down my window to get the door to close fully. Some days I'd really like to get a hold of that guy!Then again, new door hinges are WAY cheaper than the fines and court costs.