Uniflasy 7635 Flavorizer Bars and 69785 Grill Burner Tubes for Weber Spirit I & II 200 with Front Control, Spirit E210, E220, S210, S220, for Weber 15.3 Inch 7635 Flavor Bars and 69785 Burner Pipe

The quality of these honestly surprised me, obviously good metal and quality construction. Everything down to the tabs for igniter mounting, airflow etc all in place and well done, and what a deal to come with new heavy duty coated flavorizor bars. Metal thickness and fitment were great, I had no problem installing with provided hardware. I’ll be recommending to the boyz

Great product. My wife said just go buy another grill. Glad I didn’t! I priced the same kit at a major retailer This kit was nearly 1/2 the price! It’s heavy duty stainless steel and more than I expected. Our grill performs just as it did when brand new! The install took about 40 minutes. The learning curve and reading directions constituted most of the time. There really are not that many parts! Don’t be fooled by the low price, the quality is high.

Fit my grill and worked well. Installation was straightforward.

Fit Weber grill well, o problems, appear to be more robust than originals.

Not sure of longevity as I have only had for a couple of weeks now. I use my grill almost daily and these burners seem to do the job. They replaced 8 year old OEM burners. I hope they last like OEM did, but price is great. Installed easily, but I did have to drill out a screw to remove the old burners. That’s no fault of this product though. I definitely recommend. I bought “used” and saved money. They weren’t used at all. I’d say someone ordered the wrong burner for their grill and just returned. I’d buy the “used” again.

Easy install and work great!

I have a Weber Spirit E210. I have not ever repalced the gas burner tubes before. Well until today. Nothing went boom. And after intallation I let it burn for 20 minutes. They look brand new, and I did it in 30 minutes. Perfect fit, and weight and look was as good as the originals at least. Flame was just right. If you decide to put them in a few thoughts: I went to YouTube and watched basic videos. I put my brand and model number in the search. As you know some videos are better than others. I watched three. TAKE PICTURES with your phone so when it is time to re-assemble you can see exactally what you did. And it's fun to make your spouse look at them to show your expertise. Relax and don't rush. On my grill, I had to take the knobs off front, and the cover off the front. I had pictures if needed to see what I did. Mine was simple, I did not need them. I feel so smug. In the backside of the grill there are two screws to hold the gas pipes in. After years of cooking and grease, and probably because the heat too I could not budge thm with a screwdrver. I used a socket wrence over the screws and it worked great. They provide new screws. (An adjustable wrench of vice grips might work fine.) It is tricky sliding the gas tubes out. I lifted the end screwed up, stuck my tonge out the left side of my mouth, and, wiggled my toes. It's tight, but with a bit of adjustment they came out. It's a tad cumbersome to put the new ones in, but went easy. Be sure to have the tube with the slide to hold the self starter on the right side. Then put screws back in. Reassemble avoid anything that makes a boom

These were a great replacement burner for my Genesis Silver B. They install just like the factory originals and seem to be comparable quality. I've had mine for a couple years now and expect them to last for a long time. Heating is nice and even and I haven't had to make any adjustments after replacing my factory original burners.