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Urethane Bandsaw Tires 14″ x 1″ x .095″, 2 pack, They can be installed on any 14″ band saw that requires a 1″ wide and 3/32″ thick tire.
Fit Models: Jet JWBS-14DXPRO, JWBS-14CS, JWBS14OS, Grizzly G0555 G0457 G0555P G0555X G0580 T21005 G1019 G1019Z, & Powermatic PWBS-14, PWBS-14CS.
You can soak it in hot water to make it easier to install.
Shop rat
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
These fit my Jet 14 inch bandsaw perfectly. They were a bit of a challenge to install but not nearly as bad as I expected based on some other reviews. I used a couple spring clamps to hold the tire in the groove on the wheel and two large screwdrivers to stretch and slide the tire onto the wheel as I worked one of the clamps the rest of the way around. Before pulling the screwdriver out after completing the circle I replaced it with a round shaft Phillips screwdriver driver and pulled that around the wheel under the tire a couple times to even out the tension. The first wheel took about 15 minutes with the learning curve but the second one only took 5 minutes. Saw runs much more smoothly with no vibration. Any sawdust on the wheel after running can be easily brushed off so it doesn't continue to pack and build up.
James D
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
A little hard to install but are working fine now
Tyler
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
Super hard to put on ! But over all they work great!
chip murphy
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
Everything fit perfectly except for the tires on the wheel that the band saw blade goes around on they were too wide and a bit on the small side so I cleaned up the old ones and reused those
JR
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2024
These appear to be the same type or urethane tires that are being widely sold online.Operation: My previous tires on a 14 inch jet bandsaw were 0.125 thick and had a vertical runout of about .007 inches high to low at time when they needed replacement.These tires like all the replacements I found are 0.095 inches thick and on my saw both wheels had a vertical run out of 0.015 inches high to low. (+/- o.0075).My saw has crowned wheels so that when installed these tires showed a crown as well.Notice a slight increase in vibration with 1/8 in timberwolf blade.Installation: There are many methods of installation on you tube. Many people warm the tires to 120 degrees in hot water to make them more stretchy. Apparently, higher temperatures can cause permanent stretch and problems in the future. Some claim heating them at all causes premature failure.Some show using clamps in a couple of places and pulling them on by hand. That was a total failure for me. Caveat I didn't preheat them.Some show using a home made jig which looks like it would work. And I was intending to do just that but decided to try something else first.Instead of clamps I tied the tire to the wheel in two places approximately 180 degrees apart with paracord. This stopped the problem of the clamps slipping off at critical times.Then starting at one of the tied off spots I inserted a phillips screw driver under the tire and a 3/8 inch wood dowel just behind the screw driver (tied down side). See picture of screwdriver and dowel.Now started moving the screw driver around the rim away from the tie until it became tight then leveraged the tire away from the wheel. This caused the rear portion of the tire to squeeze the dowel back to just behind the screwdriver. Move the screwdriver forward a little bit, leverage, dowel follows.Using this procedure I had the tire on its rim in 15 minutes or less with the dowel left in place.Now using the dowel for stress equillization. Simply rolled the dowel around the eintire rim two complete times to help with local stress relief as reccomended in the tires instructions.Finally. The tire looks to be fully seated but close inspection will show areas that aren't quite seated. To Help seat eveything take a wooden mallet or soft faced hammer and lightly tap around both edges of the tire . (Tip found on you tube).Mount the wheel on the band saw and spin it and watch for any flicker of a high spot. May find that there is still a high edge that needs to be set in with a tap of the mallet.I haven't seen this method after exensive you tube videos.
Fabián
Reviewed in Mexico on May 31, 2024
Buen producto
Boston Photog
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2024
I like this better than the Powermatic model. Also, it was not as hard to install.
Joseph C.
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024
It's a little work getting them on the pulley, but they fit great. Hope they last longer than rubber, it dries out and breaks. The orange looks good to! The blade runs smooth and tracks good!
Stinger
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2024
The bands fit well and really ran true to form.
Liam Schofield
Reviewed in Australia on April 10, 2023
Fitted perfectly and we’re exactly as described
Enrique 21
Reviewed in Mexico on July 6, 2022
El neumatico se ajusto perfectamente, funciona muy bienLo mejor es saber que se puede comprar y que tiene nombre. Muy satisfecho con la compra.Se encuentra funcionando de manera correctagracias
Mr. P. W. Linehan
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 3, 2022
I have an old Axminster band saw and these fitted perfectly and run true. Very good
Dodger
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 26, 2022
Very easy to fit
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