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The quality of contact with the road surface determines driving safety: even the best ABS, ESP, and all-wheel-drive systems cannot compensate for a loss of traction if the tires are worn, damaged, or have lost their properties due to aging.

The applications of rubber crumbs are quite extensive: construction, industry, agriculture, landscaping, and dozens of other fields.

Climate change — is one of the most pressing issues of our time. One of the main reasons for its rapid development is the accumulation and incineration of waste, which leads to an increase in the concentration of carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrogen oxides in the atmosphere.

The rapid increase in the number of cars worldwide leads to the accumulation of a huge volume of worn-out tires. This creates the problem of their proper disposal.

The concept of an "ecological footprint" is becoming increasingly common. This term refers to the pressure that industry or individuals place on the environment.

Many vehicle owners solve the problem of disposing of worn tires simply by burning them. But burning car tires is dangerous for the environment and human health. This practice must be abandoned. Today, various safe recycling methods are available that allow tires to be disposed of without risk to the environment.