Tires are one of the toughest and most durable things on the planet. They can handle high speeds, thousands of miles of blistering roads, rutted gravel and sharp potholes.
Despite their strength, eventually, they do wear out. And when they do wear out you are left with the problem of what do with them after their time has come and you've had to upgrade to new tires.
Of course, you could have them taken to a landfill where they'll sit for years and years before they're either buried or recycled, or you can make a new use for hem right now that will save the landfills, save energy and maybe even save your wallet. Because tires are made from such a durable material, they can be used in areas of high traffic, making them excellent for outdoor use.
What sorts of projects can you apply your worn-out tires to? Take a look on the next page.
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stuff like this just makes me madder at my state, we are not allowed to keep our od tires when we buy new ones. . . . .
And signal fires!!!
And build houses too.
Yes earth homes are were its at! 🙂 agreed.
Dee Ayala
But my tire is still in a dumpster. Lol
Change tire shop then, an you won’t be forced to pay extra for recycling/disposal fee’s. About $5 per tire
Or a heavy duty floor mat.
Cut out just the treads an screw down to plywood
Is not shop, is state law. . . . Or so I have been told
Tyres cab recycled for oil. ☺️
Tyres can be recycled for oil.
Paintball bunkers is the best use 😉
no i won’t
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Whoever put those freakin tires in the Arizona desert, needs a real asskicking. Paintball my$#%&!@* Go join the Marines if you want some war games, stud.
Tires are an eyesore no matter how fancy they are cut. One of the biggest mosquitoe breeding grounds.
Industrial recycling is the way to go.
It is obvious somebody have been talking to the people of New Mexico….don’t spread the word….do you really want every other state lookin like some parts of NM where you pass miles of homes with rooftops covered with tires…!
Giant fort! all other reasons invalid…
Bias-ply tires are required for these things and pretty much only trailers use bias ply and that’s rare anymore too
Old tires are a major breeding place for mosquitos. If you want to have old tires around make sure they cant hold water or you will have tons of mosquitos.
Tire houses… Earthships are toxic to humans!
Use the as flower pots.
The tires work well to breed disease carrying misquitos
I planted potato plants in an old tractor tire.
Catch em on fire to make el guiso
Fill them dirt and grow potatoes.