End-of-life tyres and rubber scrap are bought by crumb-rubber producers, pyrolysis plants, cement kilns that use tyre-derived fuel, and manufacturers of rubber products. Fleets, tyre shops, factories and recyclers generate them in steady volumes.
The price depends on the type (car, truck or industrial tyres, production rubber scrap), whether tyres are whole, cut or shredded, contamination with soil or water, and the volume. In some countries producers must pay for collection, in others clean, sorted rubber has a positive price, so terms vary a lot by region.
Before you offer it:
- keep tyres dry and free of rims and soil;
- sort by type and size, and note whether they are whole or processed;
- check the rules for storing and transporting tyres in your country.
On ReWasteHub, post a Sale listing in Waste → Other → Tyres & Rubber. State the type, form, quantity per month and location, and add photos. Processors and buyers contact you directly, and the terms are agreed between your companies.