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Tire PROs

The 2026 reporting deadline was May 31, 2026. Failure to submit reports on time or submit false or misleading reports may be subject to compliance orders and administrative penalty orders. Log in to your registry account to complete your report(s).

Questions about the Tires Program?

We have answers! Read our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) here.

A producer responsibility organization (PRO) is a person retained by a producer for the purpose of carrying out one or more of the following producer regulatory obligations under the Tires Regulation, including:

  • Arranging for the establishment or operation of collection and management systems (i.e. processing, hauling or retreading).
  • Establishing or operating a collection or management system.
  • Preparing and submitting performance reports.

PROs operate in a competitive market, and producers can choose the PRO(s) they want to work with. The terms and conditions of each contract with a PRO may vary.

Signing up with a PRO

The following PROs are registered with RPRA and have producer clients.

Business nameWebsitePhone numberEmailRegistration number with RPRA
eTracks Tire Management Systemsetracks.ca844-387-2257[email protected]00001001
Mobius PRO Servicesmobiuspro.ca416-988-7547[email protected]00007602
Reclay PROreclaypro.com866-245-9312[email protected]00004926
Ryse Solutions Ontario Inc.ryseinc.ca289-352-1200[email protected]00008968
Titanium Environmental Corporationtitanium-environmental.com800-935-4538[email protected]00037686
YESS Environmental Services & Solutions Inc.yessolutions.ca888-310-9377[email protected]00001026

Prospective PROs

The following prospective PROs have registered with RPRA but have not been identified by a producer in RPRA’s registry to carry out regulatory responsibilities.

Business nameWebsitePhone numberEmailRegistration number with RPRA
CRMcrmrubber.com949-263-9100 ext. 305[email protected]00003330
Pliteq Incpliteq.com416-364-5724[email protected]00032433

PRO obligations under the Tires Regulation

Producers are individually accountable and financially responsible for collecting and reusing, retreading, or processing their products once consumers discard them. A PRO that has entered into an agreement with a producer is required under the Tires Regulation to satisfy the collection and management system requirements that apply to the producer.

Click the headings below to learn more about your obligations.

A PRO must register with RPRA within 30 days of being retained by a producer.

If you are interested in registering as a tires PRO, contact the Compliance and Registry Team at [email protected] or 1-833-600-0530.

Collection Activity Report

PROs must regularly update their collection activities in RPRA’s Registry. Collection activities refer to collection sites, events and seasonal events, call-in and other activity types related to material collection systems.

For step-by-step instructions on how to report collection activities, read our guide.

For more information on reported collection activities that may appear on RPRA’s Where to Recycle map, view these FAQs.

Annual Performance Reporting

Each year, PROs are required to report on their recovery and management activities from the previous calendar year. PROs must report the following information:

  • Number and calculated weight of tires used and collected in Ontario.
  • Number and calculated weight of tires sent for reuse on a vehicle.
  • Number and calculated weight of tires sent for reuse for a new purpose.
  • Number and calculated weight of tires retreaded.
  • Actual weight of processed tire materials, by material type.
  • Details about each collection event held.

Deadline: Performance reporting is due by May 31 of each year.

Collection Activity Report

PROs must regularly update their producer client’s collection activities in RPRA’s Registry. Collection activities refer to collection sites, events and seasonal events, call-in and other activity types related to material collection systems.

For step-by-step instructions on how to report collection activities, read our guide.

For more information on reported collection activities that may appear on RPRA’s Where to Recycle map, view these FAQs.

Annual Performance Reporting

For the 2025-2029 performance periods, producers, or PROs on their behalf, will have to recover, through reuse, retreading, or processing, at least 65% of all tires and 60% of large tires they supplied into Ontario, based on a three-year rolling average.

Producers, or PROs on their behalf, are required to report the following information annually in the Registry:

  • Number and calculated weight of tires used and collected in Ontario.
  • Number and calculated weight of tires sent for reuse on a vehicle.
  • Number and calculated weight of tires sent for reuse for a new purpose.
  • Number and calculated weight of tires retreaded.
  • Actual weight of processed tire materials, by material type.

Deadline: Performance reporting is due May 31 of each year.

Note: as a PRO, you cannot report tire supply data on behalf of your producer clients. They will have to log into their Registry account once a year to provide this information and pay the required program fee.

Performance Audit Reporting

Starting in 2024, and every three years after, producers, or PROs on their behalf, are required to submit a report auditing their performance from the three previous years. This report should be uploaded to the Registry along with the annual performance report. While the annual performance report reflects performance activity for the previous calendar year, the audit report must cover the three preceding years.

More information about tire audit requirements can be found in Appendix B of the Registry Procedure – Audit.

Deadline: The next performance audit report is due October 31, 2027.

Upcoming important dates

RequirementDeadline
Register with RPRAWithin 30 days of being retained by a producer
Submit annual performance report

– The unit and weight of tires that were collected in 2025.
– The unit and weight of tires managed by reuse or retreading.
– The weight of resources recovered from processing tires.		May 31, 2026
Submit producer clients’ annual performance report

PROs have to report on the extent to which they achieved management requirements on behalf of their producer clients, specifically:

– The unit and weight of tires that were collected in 2025.
– The unit and weight of tires managed by reuse or retreading.
– The weight of resources recovered from processing tires.

Note: There are no performance audit requirements in 2026. The next performance audit report is due in 2027.		May 31, 2026
Unless otherwise stated, all information must be submitted through RPRA’s Registry.

Have questions?

Visit our Registry Resources for Tires to learn more about the Tires Regulation and how to meet your requirements. Resources include reporting guides, FAQs, how-to videos, and compliance documents.

For additional questions, contact our Compliance and Registry Team.