How it Works
Steward-fee to End Products
For every new tire sold an end-of-life tire will eventually be generated. Rather than taking up space in our landfills and posing a risk to human health and the environment, end-of-life tires are processed and used in environmentally responsible ways.
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Gordon Bell High School, Winnipeg - Synthetic Turf Crumb Rubber Infill 
Rubber Mulch Playground Surface, Manitoba Tire Derived Products
Right here in Manitoba end-of-life and tire tubes are being collected and recycled into new products.
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November 25th, 2024
Scrap Tire Recovery and Recycling Life-Cycle Assessment Report Year Over Year (2018 - 2023)
Register with TSM
All retailers who sell new tires are required to register with TSM.
If you are a retailer or a community looking to register with TSM please complete the form, one of our associates will send you back the required information.
Community Storage Incentive
Do you have end-of-life tires in your community? Looking for a program to assist?
The following information explains how easy it is.
Community Registration & Information
TSM Rubber Aggregate Grant Program
COMMUNITY RUBBER AGGREGATE GRANT
The TSM Community Rubber Aggregate Grant provides funding for the use of recycled projects made from Tire Derived Aggregate delivered by Manitoba communities and non-profit organizations. Grant funding per approved road and geotechnical project is 50% of the project cost up to $20,000 provided to communities and non-profit organizations to use and benefit from a recycled tire aggregate. Grant eligibility is subject to one grant per community organization per calendar year.
Village Of Dunnottar - Rubber Mat Pathway 
Churchill High School, Winnipeg - Asphalt Rubber Track 
Active Living Centre, Carmen MB - Pour In Place Rubber Surface 