ive worked on and installed all those brands...I almost exclusively sell CHI now....mainly because they have amazing bang for the buck and a really close distributor with nearly everything in stock.
any insulated DOUBLE WALL STEEL garage door with good hardware will likely be fine. if you want to go big, get the thermally broken (weather strip between panels, steel on inside separated from steel on outer skin, polyurethane foam instead of poly styrene usually, etc)
thermally broken, polyurethane, etc=one stiff and warm garage door. CHIs higher end panels (I have them on my own house) are as warm as a 2x4 wall R rating I believe.
14 gauge or thicker, wide stance hinges are something id also look for, especially on a 16 foot or wider door. some companies love to use those stupid plastic, or 18 gauge hinges, on otherwise nice doors.
regular heavy duty torsion hardware is best. none of this cheap "wind it with a drill" ****, EVER. impossible to fix without ordering parts basically, short life, not nearly as "balanceable" as two heavy duty torsion springs . usually an upgrade (if ordering from a real door installer) on springs to longer-life springs is QUITE cheap. my cost on spring upgrades from 25k cycle to 50k cycle is less than eating out with my wife and kid at applebees.
spend a few extra bucks, get it put in by a PRO, and you'll likely never thing of it again.
cheap out, and you'll play with it, or pay someone to, every few years. and every time you use it you'll think "should have spent 300 extra. gosh im silly"
