The deadline to submit the 2020 Tire Performance Report was May 31, 2021. Click the log in button to access your Registry account and complete the report as soon as possible.
A producer responsibility organization (PRO) is any person retained by a producer to:
arrange the establishment or operation of a tire collection or management system (i.e. processing, hauling or retreading)
establish or operate a tire collection or management system (i.e. processing, hauling or retreading)
prepare and submit reports.
Think of PROs as doing what Ontario Tire Stewardship did, but in competition with one another. Producers can choose the PRO they want to represent them, and the terms and conditions of each contract with a PRO may vary. Contact a PRO to learn about the services they offer.
To register as a PRO, contact the Compliance and Registry Team at (647) 496-0530 or (833) 600-0530, or email registry@rpra.ca.
PRO reporting requirements
In addition to reporting on behalf of producers, PROs will be required to report on their own activities each year, beginning in 2020. Click below to learn more.
Beginning in 2020, you will need to report the following information:
total actual weight of processed materials
number and calculated weight of total tires used and collected in Ontario
number and calculated weight of total tires sent for reuse on a vehicle
number and calculated weight of total tires sent for reuse for a new purpose
number and calculated weight of total tires retreaded
actual weight of total processed tire materials, by material
date and location of collection events
There are two tire categories for reporting purposes:
tires greater than 700 kg (large tires)
tires equal to or less than 700 kg
Deadline:Tire performance reporting is due May 31 of each year.
Tire producers are required to ensure that at least 85% of the tires they collected, or were collected on their behalf, are recycled, retreaded or reused. As the PRO responsible for organizing the collection, recycling or retreading activities on behalf of a producer, you will be able to report on the extent to which the producer achieved that target.
Beginning in 2020, you will need to report the following information for each producer:
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
date and location of collection events held
their tire collection system
their tire management system
Deadline:Tire performance reporting is due May 31 of each year.
Note: as a PRO, you cannot report new tire supply data on behalf of your producers – they will have to log into their Registry account once a year to provide this information and pay the required Registry fee.
