One way to do it would be to get wall extensions for the entire the garage and then cut the roof of the garage off lifting it up to the height you want it.
Making garage door higher.
If you drive a larger vehicle you may want to reduce the vertical length of the arched corners to allow your higher vehicle to fit into the garage.
That is two 3 1 2 inch top and bottom studs plus two 1 8 inch brackets between plus 1 4 inch on the top and 1 2 inch on the bottom.
Set up your step ladder beneath the garage door opener being certain the ladder is level and stable.
Add to that distance the length of track that is left once you open your garage door.
This is the additional height your garage door will open.
At one corner measure down the four foot side of the plywood 12 inches and place a pencil mark.
How to adjust garage door height step 1.
Reinstall your track and bearing plate.
Head clearance is the distance from the top of the garage door opening to the ceiling in the garage.
If the door was closing too quickly move the spring to the next higher hole on the bracket.
The vertical left right and two centers measurements should be subtracted by 8 inches.
I think garage door panels are sized in 3 increments.
If it was opening too quickly move it to the next lower hole.
Locate the limit adjustments screws located on the side of the opener.
It is possible to install larger garage doors to give you more room to function in your garage.
Retest the door balance as you did in step 1.
If you wish for the door opening height to increase you will.
Because garage doors are usually sized to snugly fit the dimensions of the garage itself making the door larger usually means making the garage larger.
If your outdoor concrete is very un level then you may want a bigger bottom gap.
If you have the clearance and feel like spending the money you ll be much better of with 8 doors.
Adjust the springs on both sides of the door the same way.
So just get one new panel for each side if you need to raise it up a few.
Step 1 lay the sheet of 5 8th inch plywood flat on the floor of your garage.