1. Why should I recycle my old tires?

Recycling old tires helps curb pollution as it stops them from being dumped in landfills or burned dangerously releasing toxic fumes into the air which pose health hazards. Recycling also conserves resources, materials, and energy as they contaminate other materials in their raw form.

2. How do I find out if my city offers a free tire pick-up service?

Most local government websites provide information about tire disposal options available locally, including curbside pickup programs called Stockpile reduction program (SRP), giving residents several opportunities throughout the year toss out tires without cost but restrictions may apply so make sure to obtain clarification before placing all goods outside your property line for special collections such as Household Hazardous Waste Collection…

3. What do I do with sidewall-less or shredded tires?

Sidewall-less or shredded tyres cannot be re-treaded due to structural damage sustained over time like holes or cuts beyond repair limits except by modifying their structure – making recycled rubber products more suitable candidates.

4.Is there any limit how many car tyres can we dispose when offered for picking up by the municipal authorities?

Limitations vary between regions - typically 4 per household unless otherwise stated ot goes according to weight limitations announced during advertised collections .

5. Can I take my used tires somewhere myself?

City ordinances of certain states/legal jurisdictions prohibit throwing whole discarded rubber refuse tyres at landfills OR DEPOSIT AT TRANSFER STATION UNLESS THEY WERE CUT AND TIED to fit more tire material into available space. Tire buyback programs and auto maintenance shops often also accept waste rubber worn from rolling the roads with used tires throughout all seasons, and during some…