[b][Utah, November 4, 2016][/b] – In a drive to promote sustainability, Western Tire Recyclers, an emerging name in the field of tire recycling in Western United States, offers off the road (OTR) tire recycling service. Instead of illegally dumped, they recycle the tires into various byproduct uses, which are less expensive than virgin rubber.

[b]Patent Recycling Equipment[/b]

Western Tire Recyclers has a team of experienced fabricators, machinists, and engineers to process tires. Their facility is also equipped with patent recycling equipment, which can mechanically reduce OTRs of any size in a variety of ways. It works by removing all the rubber from outside of the tire. The machine then cuts the tire in any position and as many times as needed, reducing it into smaller pieces to be processed easier with conventional equipment.

The machine is controlled by a wireless remote, ensuring high productivity and the safety of operators.

“We have proven the durability of this machine,” folks at Western Tire Recyclers’ said. “We’ve been running it for two years now with zero down time.” They also added that this machine is their secret to the high quantity of tires they process every year.

[b]Numerous Mining and Farms Served[/b]

Western Tire Recyclers has served countless organizations across the country with their tire recycling service. In fact, they currently serve some of the largest mines in the country; the tire scraps are then used by end consumers in farms, playgrounds, and more.

“We understand the needs of global mining companies, and strive to meet those needs,” a representative from Western Tire Recyclers said.

[b]About Western Tire Recyclers[/b]

Established in 2009, Western Tire Recyclers is the premier OTR tire recycler in the country. Because their office is conveniently located in Tremonton, Utah, a central location, they cater to all of the Western United States and beyond. They process giant OTRs all day, and produce some of the country’s finest quality rubber mulch available.

Interested companies may visit http://recycleotr.com for more information.