C & R Tyre Recycling Australia Companies we work with Helping Australia to protect the environment C & R Tyre Recycling is located in the Hunter Region of NSW. We collect tyres from car, 4x4 & truck tyres through to forklift & earthmoving tyres. We operate a council DA approved & NSW EPA licenced transport and processing facility at Cameron Park. C & R Tyre Recycling works with tyre retailers, local councils & trucking companies to provide regular reliable collection of scrap tyres to help prevent fire, vermin & vector risks. What we do to protect the Australian environment Help prevent tyres from illegal dumping Divert tyres from landfill Process tyres into chip for reuse as tyre rerived fuel Process tyres into Ecoflex products for reuse Error The website encountered an unexpected error. Backhoe and Tractor Parts After Market, Genuine & Used Address 145 Bago Road, Wauchope NSW 2446 Australia Post PO Box 149, Wauchope NSW 2446 Australia

Phone +61 (02) 6585 3833 Fax +61 (02) 6585 2350 Griffiths Traders is Australia's largest after market supplier of backhoe parts, and one of Australia's largest suppliers of agriculture tractor parts for small to medium horsepower tractors. * Only specialist backhoe dismantler in Australia * Agricultural tractor dismantler Located on the Mid North Coast of NSW, Australia midway between Sydney and Brisbane on the Pacific Highway, Parts are distributed Australia wide and throughout the Pacific Islands.Welcome to Australian Scrap Tyre Disposal S & J Australian Scrap Tyre Disposals operates a specialized fleet of tyre collection vehicles to remove your scrap tyres for them to be recycled. We service most areas by regular scheduled pickup with pickups outside of this area available by request.COLLECT, TRANSPORT, SORT AND RECYCLE Our company collects old tyres, then each tyre is graded, and the ones that cannot be resold will go to the tyre recycling plant.

From that point forward, they will be recycled into  rubber matting, road base, and so forth.  We use the waste tyre recycling plant, Chip Tyre at Redbank Plains, which is the only full tyre recycling business operating in Queensland. Our collection and tyre disposal is fully compliant with current legislation and licenced.RUBBER TYRE RECYCLING & ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTChorkie Puppies For Sale Oklahoma We feel that tyre recycling is essential to the future of our business, our country and our planet. Homes For Sale On Comet Pond Hubbardston MaRubber tyre recycling creates new products without further depleting the earth’s resources by contributing to landfill and pollution problems.Homes For Sale By Owner Philomath Oregon

When you see those huge tyre dumps on the news channel, it is quite frightening as the dumps are an enormous toxic problem. They can become a breeding ground for mosquitoes that can carry a variety of viruses including Ross River and Dengue fever. There is also potential for significant toxic fire hazards, and we cannot forget the huge cost to the community to clean up. To us, this means that perhaps a potential customer has chosen the cheaper option with an unlicensed operator who acts irresponsibly by dumping old tyres illegally. Our safe and responsible tyre disposal and rubber tyre recycling service covers Gold Coast, Brisbane and Northern NSW. Part of our business is retrieving suitable casings for resale and reuse in Australia and overseas. We are committed to the eradication of illegal and unsafe tyre disposal. At Tyre End, we are passionate about protecting our beautiful country and planet, we firmly believe in rubber tyre recycling and the correct tyre disposal for a healthier, cleaner environment.

Applications for recycled tyres include : Athletics Tracks and much more Tyre End guarantees to dispose of old tyres in a correct, safe and legal manner. With Tyre End, you are guaranteed a fast, friendly and reliable service every time. Call us today for all of your tyre disposal and rubber tyre recycling requirements.Applications for recycled tyres include : With Tyre End you are guaranteed that tyres are disposed of in the safest manner possible. With Tyre End you are guaranteed fast, friendly and reliable service every time.Tyre-End are approved & recognised by ATRATyresAir-filled tyres can explode when over pressurising or defective.Whether new or used, tyres need to be checked for defects before fitting onto a rim or wheel.Defects may include:perishing on tyres more than five years oldde-lamination inside or outsidewavy tyre wallsside wall damage, which may lead to zipper failuresAll defective tyres should be thrown out.You may not be able to see all defects during inspection, take care when inflating.

If a tyre has been overloaded, or the pressure has dropped below 80 percent, remove the tyre from the rim and inspect it before refitting and inflating it.Running with pressure below 80 percent (or overloading) can lead to fatigue failures, like zipper failure (a circumferential fracture of the side wall of the tyre).For dual-wheel assemblies, it is hard to see if the pressure of one tyre has dropped below 80 percent of the recommended pressure, so always use a gauge to measure the pressure.When inflating:don’t inflate tyres beyond the maximum cold pressure recommended by the manufacturer (this information should be available on the vehicle)use airlines fitted with adjustable pressure regulators to prevent exceeding maximum pressurenever use airlines that have no inline gauge to check tyre pressurealways keep away from the sidewall (eg the flat area on either side of the rolling direction of the tyre), even when the wheel is restrained.use a long air hose with at least three metres of length after the gauge and trigger and a clip on air chuck to keep at a safe distance

Compressed airCompressed air is used for inflating tyres.Air receivers can explode and cause serious injuries or death if they are not properly inspected and maintained, or if they have been operated above the design pressure.The Safe Work Australia compressed air and air receiver information sheet, provides more guidance and information. Split rims are different from regular wheels found on most cars. Most cars we drive have wheels that have a single piece of metal with the rubber tyre inflated around it (which is then secured to your vehicle).Spilt rims are multi-piece-or-divided rims and wheels that are held together by bolts or a lock ring.Split rims are not usually used in cars or light vehicles, but can be found on some four-wheel drives, and:earth moving machineryforkliftstractorslarge trucksIf you have split rims, it’s very important you deflate the tyre before removing it from the vehicle and take care when inflating, otherwise they can explode causing serious injury or death.