What It Is: Truck and Bus Radial (TBR) tires are robust tires designed for commercial vehicles, capable of supporting heavy loads over long distances. These tires are constructed with reinforced sidewalls and tread patterns that improve traction, durability, and stability on various surfaces, including highways and city streets.

Examples: TBR tires are commonly found on freight trucks, such as long-haul semis and delivery vans, as well as on city buses and coaches. They ensure safe transportation of goods and passengers in urban and rural settings. When recycled, TBR tires can be transformed into new tires, road construction materials, or rubber mulch for landscaping and playgrounds.

How It’s Used: The transportation sector relies heavily on TBR tires for their strength and reliability, making them crucial for logistics and public transport operations. Recycling TBR tires not only recaptures valuable materials but also contributes to a sustainable approach in the tire industry by reducing waste and environmental impact.