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Item 144971
Model AC-TQ18

Carter Products - CARTER Urethane Tire For 18" Band Saw, 1-1/2" Wide

$36.99

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Even under occasional use, the tires on band saw wheels periodically need to be replaced. Carter ULTRA BLUE™ Urethane Tires are made from the highest quality material to exacting standards. That’s...

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Even under occasional use, the tires on band saw wheels periodically need to be replaced. Carter ULTRA BLUE™ Urethane Tires are made from the highest quality material to exacting standards. That’s why they deliver such outstanding performance and wear consistently for so long. Unlike rubber tires, which are cumbersome to replace, these slip on without any special tools, messy adhesives, or excessive downtime. Simply heat in hot soapy water and stretch the tire on to the wheel and the band saw is ready to use.



  • ULTRA BLUE urethane tires offer uniform thickness over entire width


  • Urethane tires provide greater durability and resistance to damage


  • Allows for optimum blade tracking


  • 1-1/2" wide x 3/32" thick tire may be trimmed for width


  • Includes one tire sized for most 18" band saws




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    ease of installation over stated

    heated in HOT soapy water for at least three times over 5 minutes each, still took 2 men and a lot of groaning to install

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    $$$$

    Sold as a single tire. I did not read closely enough and thought it was sold as a set of two. [$] for a strip of urethane ?...c'mon.

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    Not for older Parks Model Saw

    The tires work well for blades 5/8" and below but I wouldn't recommend them on a Parks saw if you intend to use a 1" blade. Rubber tires allow the user more flexibility (to remove some of the wheel crown) than urethane tires do. Otherwise, they went on easily and the narrow blades track nicely.