Urethane Band Saw Tires

• Available in three widths 1'' wide for 14'' Bandsaws, 3/4'' wide or 7/8'' wide for 12'' bandsaws
• Improves blade tracking and extends blade life
• Won't dry rot
• Tire width may be trimmed to fit
• Installs easily without glue - simply stretch to fit
• Bright orange for easy blade inspection
• Long lasting even with 1/16'' blades
• Lifetime warranty on welds

What's in the Box?

Two Urethane Bandsaw Tires

Took the wheels off my 14" Jet BS, cleaned them off, followed the directions by heating some hot water on the stove to not quite boiling and soaked the tires for 15 minutes, I did one tire at a time.Used 3 spring clamps as I stretched the tire on the wheel. Put the wheels back on my BS and waited 6 hrs. or so for the tires to dry, put my blade on and all was fine. Very simple to do!

I recently purchased and am restoring a very well used Delta 14" band saw. The tires were junk and I purchased the urethane tires after reading most of the reviews. I did have to heat the tires to install, but with a few clamps and a little elbow grease, they went on without much difficulty. So far I am very satisfied with the service and the product.

This is first time I have tried to replace tires on my 14" Delta band saw. Instructions said remove wheels-top no problem, however bottom was a different story. I decided not to remove it. Top wheel clamped to work bench and new tire clamped at seam, I stretched by hand and it dropped in place as I worked around the wheel. Bottom same procedure except I used a series of wedges to help slide tire over edge of wheel. Heating could have helped, which I did not do. Runs great.

These urethane band saw tires were easy to install although I do recommend following their suggestion of soaking them in hot water for 15 minutes first. I priced these and Rockler had by far the best price. The saw runs great.

Recieve my new bandsaw tires last week. Soaked em for fifteen minutes at 140 degrees and but em on. Man what a difference. They're kind of pretty too.