Florida Tire Recycling Plant

Frequently Asked Questions

Explore our FAQ section for quick answers to common queries about our
tire recycling processes, products, and sustainable initiatives.
What is the primary goal of your tire recycling plant?

Our tire recycling plant aims to responsibly process used tires, transforming them into valuable resources and contributing to environmental sustainability.

How can individuals or businesses dispose of their old tires at your facility?

You can drop off your old tires at our designated collection points or schedule a pick-up through our tire collection service.

What types of tires do you accept for recycling?

We accept a wide range of tires, including car, truck, industrial, OTR and agricultural tires.

What happens to the tires once they are collected at your facility?

The collected tires undergo advanced processing, including shredding and separation, to produce recycled materials for various applications.

Can businesses schedule regular tire pickups for recycling?

Yes, businesses can schedule regular tire pickups based on their needs, ensuring a seamless recycling process.

What recycled products are produced from the processed tires?

Our plant produces a variety of recycled products, including rubber mulch, crumb rubber, rubber Powder, and other innovative materials for diverse applications.

Is the recycled rubber suitable for specific industries or applications?

Yes, our recycled rubber is versatile and can be used in applications such as construction, landscaping, and manufacturing.

How do you ensure the environmentally friendly processing of tires?

Our tire recycling process is designed to minimize environmental impact, adhering to strict regulations and incorporating eco-friendly practices.

Can individuals purchase recycled rubber products directly from your plant?

Yes, individuals and businesses can purchase our recycled rubber products directly from our facility. in Orlando Florida, Contact Us for more details.

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What safety measures are in place at your tire processing plant?

Our facility adheres to strict safety protocols, including employee training, equipment maintenance, and regular safety inspections.

How can local communities get involved or support your tire recycling initiatives?

Communities can support us by participating in educational programs, encouraging responsible tire disposal, and considering our recycled products for various projects.

What is the expected lifespan of products made from your recycled rubber?

Products made from our recycled rubber exhibit durability and longevity, often comparable to or exceeding those made from traditional materials.

Do you collaborate with other industries or organizations to promote sustainability?

Yes, we actively collaborate with various industries and organizations to advance sustainable practices and contribute to a circular economy.

How can someone start a career or get involved in the tire recycling industry?

Individuals interested in a career in the tire recycling industry can explore job opportunities on our website or contact our human resources department for more information.

Is there a minimum number of tires for service?

Yes, the minimum quantity for the pickup service is 50 tires.

How many truck tires can be loaded into a 40 ft container?
The number of truck tires that can be loaded into a 40 ft container would depend on the size of the tires and how they are stacked inside the container.

Therefore, the maximum number of truck tires that can be loaded into a 40 ft container based on these assumptions would be approximately 3 tires (height) x 48 tires (length) x 9 tires (width) = 1,296 tires.
When and how to notify that the container is full?

When a container reaches its capacity, it is crucial to notify for a pickup efficiently. Each container comes equipped with instructions on proper tire placement, crucial safety guidelines, and a QR Code located on the interior rear door. When this QR Code is scanned, it automatically sends a notification to arrange for a pickup, ensuring that the process is seamless and doesn’t disrupt your operations.

What are the types and sizes of containers we handle?
 Interior Dimensions (LxWxH)Door Opening (WxH)Volume / Capacity
20’ Standard17’9″ x 7’5″ x 7’5″7’5″ x 7’5″59.3 m3 / 2,093.3 cu
40’ Standard37’9″ x 7’5″ x 7’4″7’5″ x 7’4″67.3 m3 / 2,380 cu
40’ High Cubes39’5″ x 7’8″ x 8’10”7’8″ x 8’10”76.3 m3 / 2,694.5 cu
40’ Open Top39’5″ x 7’9″ x 7’8″7’9″ x 7’8″66.7 m3 / 2,356 cu
45’ High Cubes44’5″ x 7’8″ x 8’10”7’8″ x 8’10”86 m3 / 3,037 cu
What sets your tire recycling plant apart from others in the industry?

Our plant is equipped with state-of-the-art technology, ensuring efficient processing and a commitment to sustainability, making us a leader in the industry.

Can you accommodate high-volume tire recycling for large businesses

Yes, our facility has the capacity to handle high volumes of tire recycling, making us a preferred choice for large businesses and municipalities.

How do you handle the steel and other materials extracted during tire processing?

Metals extracted during processing are responsibly separated and recycled, contributing to the overall efficiency of our tire recycling operations.

Are there specific regulations governing tire recycling, and how do you comply with them?

Yes, we comply with all relevant regulations governing tire recycling, ensuring our operations meet or exceed environmental standards.

Do you recycle anything other than tires?
No. All we focus on is recycling tire waste.
Can I open a charge account?
Yes, for commercial accounts that are on recurring routes. All other pickups are charged at time of pickup.
Do they accept tires with rims?

We do accept passenger car rims. There is an additional charge of $5.00 per rim.

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