I bought a bunch of trays from Amazon a while ago, and went to use them today.
Turns out they were too tall, and about 2" to short.

I've been using regular 9x13 cake pans, put backing soda in them, then scrape it out into trash can, and put baking soda back in.
Gotten lazy and want to just throw the tray away, but don't want to pay a buck or more a try.

So for Memphis owners (Bentley and Bar-B-Lew at least), where do you get your trays ?
 

Walmart cake pans.  they are perfect fit.  i bought everyone they had on the shelf several years ago.  lmk if you need a photo of them with UPC# and size info

Thanks, I'll check them out.

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I picked up mine - for the Pro at a Dollar General.  Good to know Wally World carries them also.

Thank You..

I'll take a tape measure with me when I go.

I looked at the ones Memphis sells and googled the name.
But all I found was the Distributor, and I'm not interested in buying a case of 100 or 500.
 

I probably have about 20 trays on a rack in the garage.  I usually only swap them out once a year which I need to do one of these weekends.

It was weird helping my friend BBQ this past weekend at his house.  He has no equipment or supplies other than the smoker he borrowed.  I had to rack my brain figuring out what I needed to take with me to his house.  I have plenty of everything in my garage so I never think about what I need in advance of a cook.  I always assume I have everything on a rack in the garage as I replenish all items when low on inventory on the shelf.  Or replace damaged items right away.

I probably have about 20 trays on a rack in the garage.  I usually only swap them out once a year which I need to do one of these weekends.

It was weird helping my friend BBQ this past weekend at his house.  He has no equipment or supplies other than the smoker he borrowed.  I had to rack my brain figuring out what I needed to take with me to his house.  I have plenty of everything in my garage so I never think about what I need in advance of a cook.  I always assume I have everything on a rack in the garage as I replenish all items when low on inventory on the shelf.  Or replace damaged items right away.

You sound like me, I have backups for my backups.

 I CAREFULLY scrape my pans out with a plastic paint scraper with the bottom to side 90º joint slightly rounded off so as to not punch thru the aluminum tray. Doing this on a solid supportive surface is a must

 so the scraper has less of a chance of punching thru...

 I did use ferrous metal baking pans as a forever pan at one point.  The problem was, they were marginally smaller than the 9 X 13 aluminum pans - just enough to not do a good job.

 Not much of a price here.