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Roadrunner Tire Disposal

Roadrunner Group has 35 years of experience in the scrap tire, recycling, and retreading business. We look forward to building strong relationships with our clients through excellent service and contribute to recycling initiatives in order to take care of our environment. We also have retread tires and quality second-hand tires available for sale. Whether you want to dispose of your tires, need a one-time pickup, or would like to sign up to our subscription based recurring pick service, you can count on Roadrunner Tire Disposal!

Tire Sidewalls

Roadrunner produces and sells large quantities of tire sidewalls. Tire sidewalls are great for adding weight to plastic covers on silos and also used for the traffic management industry.

Tire Bales

Tire bales, also called Tyre bales, are tires that have been baled through a specially designed tire baler that compresses whole and/or cut tires into compacted bales that facilitate storage and transportation as they can be handled by a forklift and stacked.
Our Houston, TX facility provides a strategic location for the export market as we are located a few miles from Port Houston, one of the largest ports in North America!

Dedicated Trailer Storage Placement

For qualifying clients with large volumes of scrap tire generation, we offer to place a trailer on their site to serve as a storage solution and when it is ready we will pick it up and replace it with an empty trailer. If you think this program is a good fit for your facility give us a call!

Second-hand Tires and Casings

Roadrunner offers quality retreads, used tires and retread able tire casings. Please visit www.roadrunner-tires.com for more information.

Environmental Sustainability

We are an environmentally conscious company and we are proud to partner with our clients to contribute to safeguarding our environment. Some of our actions include:

Retreading

Reduces the volume of scrap tires that end up in landfills and reduces the amount of raw materials needed to make a new tire (approx. 22 gallons of oil for a new tire, vs 7 gallons of oil for a new tread for retreading application).

Rubber dust recycling

Which is a byproduct of the retreading process. We collect the rubber buffing/dust and introduce it to markets where it is used for rubberized asphalt and other applications.

Scrap tire disposal

For the casings that do not pass our rigorous inspections, we look for environmentally friendly ways to dispose such as providing a fuel source to cement kilns or other regulatory compliant options.