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What happens with tyres

The tyres are sent on to GENEVA in Viborg for recycling recycling, e.g. rubber tiles for sports facilities and playgrounds.

Yes please

  • Clean car, truck and tractor tyres
  • Tyres with rims

No thank you

  • Foam-filled tyres
  • Puncture-free tyres
  • Bicycle and moped tyres
  • Tyres from wheelbarrows and similar
  • Tubes from tyres
  • Aircraft and helicopter decks
  • Fire and chemical damaged tyres
  • Contaminated tyres with soil, sludge, stones and other foreign objects
  • Caterpillar feet from e.g. mini excavators
  • Solid rubber rings (truck tyres)
  • White truck tyres
  • Truck tyres with iron rings

Please note

No thanks to bike, moped and solid tyres.