The Big Horn 14335 Urethane Band Saw Replacement Tires are designed to restore smooth blade tracking and consistent cutting performance on 14-inch woodworking band saws. Manufactured from durable urethane, these tires provide a secure and slip-resistant fit that stays in place without the need for adhesive. The flexible material allows for easier installation while maintaining firm tension once seated on the wheel. A uniform 1-inch width and 1/8-inch thickness help support stable blade alignment and reduced vibration during operation. Supplied as a convenient two-pack, these replacement tires are ideal for refreshing worn or damaged band saw wheels. Designed for use on popular 14-inch band saws from Delta, Grizzly, Jet, Powermatic, and similar manufacturers.

Features:

• Restores smooth blade tracking and cutting performance on 14-inch band saw wheels by replacing worn or hardened tires.
• Maintains secure blade grip during operation using slip-resistant urethane that holds tension without adhesive.
• Simplifies installation with a flexible urethane design that stretches over the wheel and seats firmly in place.
• Resists cracking, drying, and premature wear compared to traditional rubber tires and holds shape during use.
• Fits 14-inch band saw wheels with a 1" width and 1/8" thickness to match original wheel profiles and blade alignment.
• Includes two replacement tires to fully service both upper and lower band saw wheels.
• Designed for use on popular 14-inch woodworking band saws, including models from Delta, Grizzly, Jet, Powermatic, and similar manufacturers.

Specifications:

• Wheel Diameter: 14”
• Tire Width: 1”
• Tire Thickness: 1/8”
• Material: Urethane 

Steps to Install:

1. Remove wheel from saw, This greatly eases installation of the tire.
2. Take old tire off wheel by prying it off with a flat bladed screwdriver, being careful not to damage wheel.
3. Wash and clean wheel thoroughly making sure that the face of the wheel where the new tire will fit is free of any bumps or pitch built-up that could cause a high spot on the tire when installed.
4. Hook new tire in groove and use a wooden dowel to roll the tire onto the wheel.
5. Roll dowel around wheel under tire a couple of complete turns to equalize tension on tire.
6. Remove dowel being careful not to get fingers pinched when the tire snaps into groove.
7. Install wheel back on saw in same location as before.

Note: Always keep tires clean with Bandsaw Blade Cleaner. This will improves tire life and also help your blades to last longer.