Tyre microplastics are a major source of pollution. Learn what tyre and road wear particles are in Australia, why 6PPD-quinone matters, and how to shed less.
Tyre Microplastics: The Emissions Nobody Talks About
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Disposal, Environment and Misc
Are Eco Tyres Actually Better for the Environment?
Are eco tyres actually better for the environment? We weigh low rolling resistance, grip and wear trade-offs, recycled materials and the whole-of-life view.
TPMS Reset Procedures After Fitting New Tyres
After fitting new tyres the TPMS light won’t go off? Here’s how direct and indirect TPMS relearn works in Australia, and the auto, stationary and OBD methods.
Which Australian Models Get TPMS as Standard?
TPMS is not mandatory in Australia, so it varies by make, model and variant. Here’s how to check if your car has it and what direct vs indirect means.
Tyre Shine and Dressing Products: Which Ones Damage Rubber
Not all tyre shine is safe. See how solvent and water-based dressings differ, which ones dry out and brown your rubber, and how to apply tyre shine safely.
Where to Dispose of Old Tyres in Australia, State by State
How to dispose of old tyres in Australia: retailer take-back, council transfer stations and accredited recyclers, plus state rules and dumping penalties.
How Tyres Are Recycled in Australia and What They Become
How Australia recycles old tyres into crumb rubber, road asphalt, sports surfaces and tyre-derived fuel, and why only about a quarter is truly recycled.
The Tyre Product Stewardship Scheme Explained
The Tyre Product Stewardship Scheme explained: the 25c importer levy, TSA accreditation, ACCC authorisation and what it means when you buy tyres.
Second Life for Old Tyres: Garden, Gym and Workshop Uses
Old tyres get a second life as planters, gym weights and workshop mats. But some reuses leach chemicals. Here’s what’s safe, what to avoid, and when to recycle.