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Read More November 3, 2015 | Blain's Farm & FleetWhen you get new tires put on your vehicle, you may wonder what happens with the old tires. If you’re feeling creative or crafty, you can reuse your old tires around your home or garden. If you don’t want to keep your old tires, your local tire shop can recycle them for you when you get them replaced.
Making a tire swing is a classic way to reuse an old tire. Not only will it add a bit of country charm to your yard, but the kids will have a blast swinging on it.
Pick a large tree with sturdy branches, and you’ll be ready for hours of fun.
Old tires can make fun and creative garden planters. To give your tires and garden a pop of color, simply spray paint them with fun, bright hues.
To hang the planter, use a chain like you’re hanging a tire swing. Drill in a few drainage holes, and fill the bottom part of the tire with potting soil and the flowers of your choice.
You can also use old tires to as pond liners or even individual gardens or ground planters.
When you get your tires installed at your local Blain’s Farm & Fleet tire shop, we recycle your old tires. We ship them off to Liberty Tire Recycling, where they’re recycled and reused for a variety of purposes.
Liberty Tire makes the old tires into crumb rubber. The crumb rubber is used to pave roads and make football field turf. It’s even used as rubber mulch, which is safer than stone or wood.
By recycling your tires with Blain’s Farm & Fleet, you’re essentially going green and reducing your carbon footprint.
While you can get your tires replaced at Blain’s Farm & Fleet, we also offer other auto repair and tire services. At our service center, you can get your tires balanced, repaired, and more. Our ASE certified technicians are there to give you a smooth and safe ride.
Request a quote online or call 1-800-365-9936 to schedule an appointment at your local Blain’s Farm & Fleet. For more vehicle guides and how-tos, check out Blain’s Farm & Fleet’s Automotive Blog.