Recycled Rubber Is An Opportunity For Local Economies And Local Environments.

Rubber products are made to last. For those of us who use rubber products, such as tires, that’s a good thing. But when it’s time for an upgrade, rubber products can be pretty difficult to dispose of responsibly. That’s where recycled rubber comes in. Recycling rubber means that millions of scrap tires are no longer dumped in landfills, or left illegally in lakes, abandoned lots, along the side of the road and in sensitive habitats. Tire recycling is an economically sound, environmentally-friendly activity that contributes to a significant reduction of a tire's overall carbon footprint and provides thousands of jobs nationwide.

What We Do

The Recycled Rubber Coalition Advocates For The Innovative And Environmentally-Friendly Reuse Of Rubber Products.

We believe in the responsible reuse of rubber products. Why? Because it’s good for the environment and good for the economy. 

The Recycled Rubber Coalition works to advocate for new and innovative ways to recycle rubber and prevent tire waste and scrap tire dumping. We aim to promote scientific facts about recycled rubber and its uses to the general public, so people know that recycled rubber products are made from a safe and environmentally friendly material with many practical uses and benefits. The recycled rubber industry is ripe with opportunity—for innovation and for workers. We believe in the proven potential of recycled rubber to benefit many sectors, from infrastructure to healthcare to agriculture and more. With more uses for recycled rubber being discovered regularly, the economic benefits for this expanding industry have nowhere to go but up.