Front Range Tire Recycle
5765 N. Peterson Rd, Sedalia, Colorado, United States

Front Range Tire Recycle, Inc has been collecting, recycling and processing waste scrap tires since 1985. With over 25 years of experience in the scrap tire recycling business, we have emerged as the industry leader.Our facility currently recycles over 1 million scrap tires per year, and has the ability to recycle up to 3 million tires per year. We are a state certified recycling facility and a registered waste tire hauler through the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.

Front Range Tire Recycle continues to find and market new beneficial uses for tire recycled products. It is our mission to help preserve our environment by responsibly handling and recycling scrap tires.By dedicating ourselves to creating an environmentally friendly solution to recycling scrap tires, we are able to offer affordable pricing and quality products and services, while keeping the state of Colorado beautiful.

Services

Scrap Tire Drop Off

Our facility is open to the public. If you have one tire or 1,000 tires to dispose of, we can accommodate your needs.

Clean Up Contractor

Front Range Tire Recycle also offers site cleanup services. With our large fleet of trucks and mobile shredding operations, we can offer several clean up options for your site.

Scrap Tire Collections

With 25 years of experience and over 20 million scrap tires recycled, Front Range Tire Recycle can handle all of your scrap tire collection needs. We have the ability to handle any size job or location. With our own fleet of trucks, we are able to provide a timely, reliable, and affordable collection service that allows you to focus on your business and customers. We are a registered waste tire hauler through the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. When you choose to have your scrap tires collected and processed by Front Range Tire Recycle, you can feel good about helping Colorado's environment, and not just adding to a tire stockpile.

Scrap Tire Consulting Services

Front Range Tire recycle has been in the scrap tire recycling industry for over 25 years. Our business has grown and thrived on the ability to educate ourselves and our customers on industry standards and trends. We are very active on the legislative and regulation front, working to create standards that allow private business to prosper while keeping environmental standards a priority. If you are a tire retailer, a school, an engineering firm, or anyone interested in the process of tire recycling, we can offer consulting services and educational presentations on the scrap tire recycling industry.

Why it Matters - The Impact

When you choose to recycle your scrap tires, or use recycled tires in projects and materials, you are choosing to help preserve Colorado’s beautiful environment. Recycling tires significantly reduces the amount of waste placed in landfills every year. Products made from tire shreds and bales are also cleaner and more efficient substitutes for traditional products in a variety of contexts.In 2003, the State of Colorado generated over 4 million waste tires, and there are currently over 30 million waste tires in inventory in the state, as reported by the Rubber Manufacturers Association (RMA). Recycling scrap tires can keep millions of tires out of state landfills every year. Because tire shreds are a lightweight material, they also cost much less to transport, and result in fewer vehicle emissions, than a comparable amount of traditional materials.

In construction, the use of tire shreds costs dramatically less than conventional materials. With their high insulation value, tire shreds make for a more durable roadway and less road maintenance. The use of tire shreds in septic systems, highway construction, rail lines, backfill applications, and foundation drainage systems, to name a few, results in increased efficiency of both the system itself and its installation. Not only do tire shreds cost less than traditional materials, but they work better too!Scrap tires are also being used to make alternative fuels. Tire-derived fuel (TDF) made from tire shreds is a great alternative fuel because of lower cost and emissions, and higher BTU value. TDF contains 13,000-15,000 BTUs per pound compared to 8,000-11,000 BTUs per pound of coal. Tire shreds typically cost less than coal because they are locally produced and cost less to transport. Tire shreds are also a much cleaner burning fuel than coal. As traditional energy costs soar in price, TDF is being considered more and more for a number of applications, such as cement kilns, pulp and paper boilers, and public utilities.The convenience of using tire shreds in engineering applications continues to increase in popularity, and the positive environmental impact of recycling scrap tires is far-reaching. Whether you would like to recycle scrap tires or purchase tire shreds, Front Range Tire Recycle, Inc is here to serve you, your family, your business, and the environment.