Tyres

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Buy Zolpidem No Prescription Each year in Australia, the equivalent of 48 million tyres reach the end of their life, only 16% of these are domestically recycled. Around two thirds of used tyres in Australia end up in landfill, are stockpiled, illegally dumped or have an unknown fate.

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When disposing of tyres please check with your local council, most will have a small tipping fee which covers the handling and processing of the tyres. This is preferable to placing them in landfill where they leech chemicals and are a major fire hazard creating significant health and environmental issues.

Each passenger car tyre contains approximately 1.5kg of steel, 0.5kg of textiles and 7 kg of rubber.

https://lewisandweldon.com/award/kafinizul/ End-of-life tyres and tyre derived products can be put to productive use in many ways which include:

• • the manufacture of new rubber products such as soft fall surfaces, artificial turf and conveyer belts
  • road construction and surfacing
  • alternative fuel source for producers of energy and cement
  • brake pads and other rubber products