1) Can I throw my old tires in the trash?

No! In most states, disposing of any type of tire in solid waste landfills is illegal. This means that throwing your old tired into the regular garbage might result in hefty fines for non-compliance with local regulations.

2) Can I donate my old tires?

Yes! Some charitable organizations accept gently-used tires for their upcoming projects or events. Make sure you take time out to research groups near you who could use them.

3) Are there companies willing to purchase used tires?

Yes! If your industry requires copious amounts of used tyres – like construction sites- then it makes sense financially viable decision to recycle them rather than buying new ones every time without fail.Then again this depends on whether these used tyre meet their standards

4) What's the best way for me and social agencies,to get rid off all worn out tyres?

Visit your Local Disposal Site: Most countries today have company endorsed dumpsites set up specifically for tyre recycling .

5) How long does it take for a tire to decompose?

Well... A typical treaded car tire cannot easily undergo natural decomposition because they contain synthetic rubber compounds sourced from petroleum sources (which do not biodegrade). As such discarded tyres will either sit unchanged indefinitely,in turn polluting soil or act thermally catalytic meaning heavy smoke when burned.