Worn out tires are one of the most challenging and biggest sources of waste. However, tire recycling offers a plethora of beneficial business opportunities as rubber is reused in many ways. In most countries, rubber waste and tire recycling is a thriving industry and directly and indirectly employs thousands of people. The industry is expected to grow at an impressive rate. If you are looking forward to setting up a tire shredding business, this guide will help you get started by providing a basic understanding of the various aspects involved. Application for Shredded Tires Let's take a look at some attractive applications: Ground Rubber - It is made by grinding scrap tires into small pieces of various sizes. Most common applications include landscaping mulch, rubber-modified asphalt and rubber products and mats. Tire-derived fuel - It is a cleaner and an attractive alternative to coal and is widely used in pulp and paper mills, power utility boilers and cement kilns