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Waste Tire Management Guidelines: Important Exclusions and Counting Methods

This document outlines crucial guidelines for counting and managing waste tires. It clarifies that whole waste tire counts are valid, while counts for waste tire shreds, molded products, crumb rubber, and tire bedding material under specific sizes do not count. It emphasizes that waste tire shreds less than ¼” in bags and boxes, as well as not sold and removed materials, are excluded from official counts. Understanding these distinctions is vital for compliance and accurate waste management reporting.

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Waste Tire Management Guidelines: Important Exclusions and Counting Methods

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  1. Waste Tires Whole aCounts Does not Count

  2. Waste Tire shreds aCounts Does not Count

  3. Waste Tire shreds aCounts Does not Count

  4. Waste Tire shreds > ¼” in bags (outside) aCounts Does not Count

  5. Waste Tire shreds > ¼” in bags (inside) aCounts Does not Counts

  6. Tire shreds > ¼” in boxes (outside) aCounts Does not Count

  7. Tire bedding material > ¼” Not sold and removed aCounts Does not Count

  8. Crumb Rubber < ¼” Counts aDoes not Count

  9. Molded product Counts aDoes not Count

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