Waste Tires
Old tires don’t belong in a landfill, because recycling turns them into something new and they become a playground surface for children, a running track, etc.
From remote control buttons, phone cases, and balls, to tires on vehicles, water hoses, and surgical gloves - life without plastic, metal, and rubber has become unimaginable.
Rubber is mostly used for the production of tires, due to its physical durability and water resistance, and the problem arises only when we want to throw them away. Although it is forbidden by law in Serbia to dump used tires in landfills, this trend continues, often causing fires, and releasing toxic compounds into the air and water.
70% of the total waste tires are recycled, and 30% is used for energy purposes.
Although you already know that recycling is a conscientious and safe solution, best for everyone, let’s add a few more points:
- Much more oil is used to produce new tires than to recycle old ones
- After recycling, rubber is used again to make new products
- It pays off – when you bring us waste tires, we give you money
- Environmental protection is enough reason for recycling
Got any kind of scrap tire? Let's recycle it together!
