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What happens to your tyres after use

What happens to your
tyres after use?

 

Tyres should not be taken to landfills. There are several utilisation possibilities for used tyres, and tyre recycling procedures are in place in many countries. The practical implementation of recycling varies from country to country.

 

Importers and manufacturers handle recycling Belgium, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Norway, Holland, Poland, Portugal, Romania,
Spain, and Sweden
Producers pay a specific tax to the state that handles recycling Denmark, Latvia, Slovakia
Every operator can decide how to handle recycling within legislated parameters Austria, Germany, Ireland, Switzerland, UK

 

Give your worn out tyres a new life

In line with the company's life cycle approach, environmental matters are taken into consideration also at the latter part of the cycle. Nokian Tyres contributes to the recycling and recovery of discarded tyres.

 

Discarded tyres are far from worthless; however, their life continues in different types of recycling uses. Your old tyres may continue to serve you as a binding agent in the asphalt under your brand-new Hakkapeliitta tyres or protect your home from motorway noise in the form of a noise wall.

 

   
Ask your tyre dealer for
recycling instructions!

 

 

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Nokian Tyres is the expert in Nordic conditions, and develops safe tyres for changing conditions whilst adhering to green values. Nokian's product line includes summer and winter tyres for cars, SUVs and vans, as well as steering axle tyres, drive axle tyres and trailer tyres for trucks, NOKTOP materials for re-treads, and heavy tyres for agricultural and industrial applications.