Yes, we are licensed and regulated by SEPA (Scottish Environmental Protection Agency).
Based in Shotts, North Lanarkshire, our services are available throughout the entirety of Scotland. This includes Glasgow, Edinburgh, Ayrshire, and many more.
No, we cannot accept tyres with metal parts, only rubber tyres.
We are happy to accept a wide range of rubber tyres, including those from different vehicles like cars, buses, and vans. Our team is happy to take tyres from commercial and private sectors alike.
Our services include tyre disposal, recycling, collection, and baling. For more information, check out our service pages or feel free to get in touch.
No, it has been illegal since 2006.
In most cases, however, tyre rubber is generally recycled using one of these three methods: Rubber can be used in refurbishing, e.g. re-treading an old, used tyre. Rubber can be incinerated to produce energy for use in manufacturing.
Your tyres become part of anything once recycled from equestrian or sports pitches, carpet underlay, drainage systems, roof tiles, road and playground surfaces, and even laminate flooring.
Do you have any more questions about tyre collection and disposal?
Contact Pro Tyre Recycling Ltd in Shotts to find out more about our pick-up, recycling and disposal services.
