I've had both..like everyone else, I'd go with the overhead if the $ is available.
Sliders work, but winter or high wind is a pain.
old ones...miss a chunk of ice and run over it with the bottom...jammed, jumped track...not fun.
good example of sliders.....all the ones you see just left open all the time...not worth the hassle opening and closing.
and oh ya...big, old one? you will be called all the time to open it. The wife and kids just don't have the beef to manage it.
and in winter you have to clear the door and where it is going to go.
Overheads are much better in winter..but don't be fooled..
if you live where it is harsh...snow piling up..door metal collects heat..water runs to the base of the snow...makes ice..yep that door is froze down til May...
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