Tire recycling plays a positive role in environmental protection, first of all in terms of resource protection. The rubber and metal in tires are limited natural resources. By recycling these materials, the need for virgin rubber and ore is reduced, effectively extending the service life of the resource. This helps avoid overexploitation of natural ecosystems and maintain ecological balance. Secondly, tire recycling reduces the negative impact of waste on the environment. If discarded tires are randomly piled or burned, they will release toxic gases and pollutants, adversely affecting air and water quality. By recycling tires, we can effectively reduce the emissions of these harmful substances and reduce the level of environmental pollution. In addition, tire recycling also helps reduce the use of waste in landfills. Waste tires are large in size. If they are landfilled randomly, they will not only waste limited land resources, but also cause pollution to the soil. Through recycling, the need for waste landfill can be minimized and effective management and utilization of land resources can be achieved.

In the context of global climate change, tire recycling is even more strategic. By reducing the demand for virgin resources and waste emissions, tire recycling provides strong support for sustainable development, helping to reduce the carbon footprint and slow down the process of climate change.