Urethane Band Saw Tires 9 inch Diameter, 2 Pack 9" x 1/2" x .095" Compatible with Branded Bandsaws including Jet Powermatic Grizzly Craftsman Delta/Craftsman/Grizzly/Black & Decker/Ryobi etc.

tight to put on but that's what it should be, good grip on the blade, work well

requires soaking in boiling water in order to stretch.

Great price, good quality, installed in minutes after submerging in boiling water for a few minutes. Must do this or it will never fit. Used 2 C clamps to hold on top wheel then stretched over lower wheel and used 2 screw drivers to stretch tire to help with the install . Great fit.

Advertised as working with Ryobi 9 inch saw. Does not fit. Too small and does not have the groove on the inside so would slip off if it did fit which it doesn't. No amount of warming the ring to make it easier to use worked

this belt was not hard to put on, went on like a tire goes on a rim. glad to get back to work cutting wood.

There a bit wide so will need to trim

Right out of the package I said "This doesn't fit!" but then I found the video that explains the process, i.e. stretching the belts before trying to put them on the pulleys. After stretching, installation was no problem but it was difficult to get them to seat in the pulley grooves so I just inverted them and gave them a 50 thou chamfer on each inside edge with my belt sander which made them go on like "butter". My saw is good for the next 30 years!

So far it's working fine. There was a tab on my skil's wheel that wouldn't allow the band to stay on because it didn't have the indent molded...that was easily taken care of! After that little modification the band was a bit of a pain to get on but so far it's stayed with no kind of glue holding it.Update 02/29/24I got 3 light uses out of the saw before one of the belts broke. Pretty disappointed. The band saw tire looked like it was dry rotted the way it broke. Haven't had these bands on that long.

Quick and painless. Had these parts within a week and bandsaw was up and running again.

The tires were wider than the bandsaw wheels and they are not easy to cut down to size. I used a 1" x 2" piece of wood and with a table saw cut a groove in the wood the depth equal to width of the bandsaw wheel. Use a knife blade and cut off the exposed part of the tire. Hope this helps.

Il faut les étirer un peu au début. Ensuite, bloquer la bande à un endroit sur la roue avec un visegrip. Un peu ardue, mais fait très bien une fois en place.

This product is not even close...not for a 9" diameter bandsaw wheel, but for a 7 3/4" diameter....not urethane but rubber...now I have to go thru the hassle of shipping from Canada to the USA, and deal with customs...I had to give you 1 star, since I can't give you zero!!!

parts were correct and delivered ahead of scheduled date