Urethane Band Saw Tires 12 inch x 7/8 inch x .095 inch 2 Pack for Craftsman Band Saws Phoenix goods

Definitely a good upgrade for my saw. Takes a bit of work to get them aligned but they work great.

A little hard to mount but using a long tire iron or screwdriver made the mounting easy. Great quality and price

I used these in a restoration of an old sears craftsman 12" bandsaw, replacing the old degraded rubber tires. These tires fit snugly and the blade tracks perfectly after setup. The tires are well constructed and uniform in the domed cross-section. The join is spot on so no high spot or anything to throw off tracking.Be sure to clean off every last trace of the old glue form the original rubber tires.In my case, the wheels were already off the machine and I used the dowel-in-a-drill method of installing the tires, after warming them up in some hot water. They slipped on fine and fit the wheel tightly with no risk of slippage. You shoud have no problem getting them on a saw where the wheels are still installed. The saw runs a heck of a lot quieter too.

Very easy to install them, just follow the instructions using two screwdrivers.The bottom tire has had a dozen or so hours running and has held consistently; no problems whatsoever. Recently the top tire (installed same time as the bottom) started to move and at one point shifted off the wheel. Probably my fault with blade tension and centering, but now the tire is loose enough I don't need tools to mount it, which means it slips off (read: tire is too big). Not sure if my top wheel is odd, since the bottom has been solid, or that specific tire had an issue.

Did the trick

Urethane should be more ozone resistant up here in mile high country where rubber doesn't last as long as at sea level. These fit my older Craftsman bandsaw just fine and such a snazzy color!

Just what I needed for my vintage Craftsman band saw. When installing, I first left it in a pan with some hot water to help it stretch a little easier. After drying it, I used a couple of clamps to hold it at two places on the wheel before using a couple of pry tools to get the rest of the tire onto the wheel.

The Urethane band saw tires fit my 12 craftsman band saw perfectly. They are a little difficult to install as they have to be stretched to fit. I tried the advice of other reviewers and used a small clamp holding the tire to the wheel at two points and then stretching the remainder on using a couple of strong flat-head screw drivers being careful not to damage the tire. You should also be sure to clean off any gunk or residue from the wheels leftover from the old tires prior to installing the new ones. They are working great and solved the throwing of the blades problem I was having.

No me sirvio el articulo ! al insalarlo al goma se salia de la rueda polea sacando la sierra !Aclaro que se alineava las poleas y aun asi sucedia lo mismo hasta que las gomas se aguadaron y terminandose por salir por completo !

Difficult to put on until you find the right technique!Put band on at the bottom, and slowly work your way up both sides of the wheel with both hands on either side like clamps. Top gets difficult and it becomes a matter of strength but I managed and I'm not a bit person!

I have an old 80's Craftsman Bandsaw, it constantly threw it's old blades. Did a little refresh of the tires and blades and it works very well now. Much cheaper than a new saw.

Hard to get on but wider than wheel could be beneficial.Got two don’t use much but seems like good rubber

Les pneus se posent facilement en suivant les tutoriels sur Youtube. Pas besoin de colle pas besoin non plus de les tremper dans l'eau chaude comme certains le proposent.