Rubber Cutting Edges for Snow Plows
A rubber cutting edge is the wear strip that meets the pavement on a snow plow. Running rubber instead of steel keeps the job quieter, lets the edge ride over manhole covers and expansion joints instead of catching them, and protects both the road surface and your plow frame from the shock of every pass. For driveways, parking lots, and sidewalks where a steel edge gouges and rattles, rubber is the practical choice.
Plow Rubber cuts edges from durable, made-in-USA rubber and ships them nationwide from Buffalo, NY. Most edges run between $125 and $280 depending on size and thickness, and they are a consumable part, so contractors who keep a spare on the shelf never lose a storm to a worn edge.
Cutting Edges by Plow Brand
We stock rubber cutting edges built to fit the common plow brands:
- Western plow cutting edges
- Fisher plow cutting edges
- Meyer plow cutting edges
- Boss V-plow cutting edges
- Browse all plow blades and cutting edges
Custom Cutting Edges
If your plow is not a standard model, we cut edges to spec. Send your measurements and hole pattern through the custom edge order form and we will punch an edge to match. This is also how fleets standardize a single edge across mixed equipment.
How Long Does a Rubber Cutting Edge Last?
Life depends on hours pushed, surface, and how much grit the edge takes on, but a rubber edge used on driveways and lots through a normal winter typically lasts a full season or more. Inspect the edge at the start of the season: once it wears past roughly half its original height, it stops making clean contact and it is time to replace it.
