Germany has already used up its ecological reserves for this year on 10 May 2026 We've used up our resources. From now on, we're living off the resources of future generations. This "German Overshoot Day" is a wake-up call to all stakeholders in the mobility chain – from vehicle owners to repair shops. It makes one thing clear: we can no longer afford to waste valuable resources through improper disposal.
As an initiative of Certified used tire disposal company We stand for a complete and transparent circular economy. Used tires are not waste, but a complex mixture of rubber, steel, and textiles. When these tires end up illegally in nature or disappear into dubious channels, it is not only an environmental crime, but also a plundering of resources that, according to statistics, Germany had already exhausted by May.
Our partner companies guarantee that every tire is tested according to the strictest criteria:
- Further use: Priority for the retreading or export of profiled tires
- Utilization: High-quality mechanical and chemical recycling for use as secondary raw materials or for the recovery of raw materials.
- Transparency: Transparent and traceable processes that ensure no tire unnecessarily burdens the environment.
By choosing certified waste disposal companies, you make a measurable contribution to climate protection. We ensure that the "end of a tire's life" becomes a new beginning. Only in this way can we stop the trend of ever-earlier overexploitation of the Earth.
What does the German Overshoot Day mean? The German Overshoot Day This illustrates the imbalance between a country's resource consumption and nature's ability to regenerate these resources and absorb CO2 emissions within the same timeframe. Germany is among the countries with a very early Overshoot Day worldwide. If the whole world lived like we do, we would need approximately three Earths. The goal of sustainable practices is to postpone this date as much as possible through resource efficiency and the circular economy.
