Supply and recovery of tires in Ontario

The downloadable Excel report was last updated on September 23, 2026, with 2024 supply of tires and 2025 collection and recovery data.

This webpage and visualizations will be updated with this data and recent amendments to recovery requirements over the coming weeks.

This data is unverified and subject to change.

Businesses that supply tires into Ontario are required to meet resource recovery requirements as outlined in the Tires Regulation. By law, tires producers must report every year on the weight of tires they supply into Ontario, and how they met the resource recovery requirements.

For more information about resource recovery and Ontario’s recycling laws, visit our information section on the circular economy.

Tire producers report the weight of supplied materials to RPRA after a two-year lag (e.g., 2023 supply weight is reported to RPRA in 2025).

The dates below represent the year supply data was reported to RPRA.

Category	2023 supplied tonnes	Recovery requirement for 2026*
All tires	208,117.59	134,596.34
Large tires greater than 700kg	5,879.46	3,264.16
All data is in tonnes This data was published on December 19, 2025 *Based off 3-year rolling average supply

Note: As of January 1, 2025, the amended Tires Regulation no longer requires collection requirements and specifies recovery requirements of 65% for all tires and 60% for large tires based on reported supply.

Category	2022 supplied tonnes	Recovery requirement for 2025*
All tires	208,285.20	130,426.51
Large tires greater than 700kg	5,652.12	2,924.91
All data is in tonnes This data was updated on December 19, 2025 *Based off 3-year rolling average supply

Note: As of January 1, 2025, the amended Tires Regulation no longer requires collection requirements and specifies recovery requirements of 65% for all tires and 60% for large tires based on reported supply.

Category	2021 supplied tonnes	Collection requirement for 2024*
All tires	207,887.79	173,311.00
Large tires greater than 700kg	4,791.61	2,705.35
All data is in tonnes This data was updated on December 19, 2025 *Based off 3-year rolling average supply

Category	2020 supplied tonnes	Collection requirement for 2023*
All tires	186,461.59	175,028.29
Large tires greater than 700kg	4,183.18	2,776.33
All data is in tonnes This data was updated on December 19, 2025 *Based off 3-year rolling average supply

Category	2019 supplied tonnes	Collection requirement for 2022*
All tires	219,455.98	182,317.45
Large tires greater than 700kg	4,551.99	2,749.68
All data is in tonnes This data was updated on December 19, 2025 *Based off 3-year rolling average supply

Category	2018 supplied tonnes	Collection requirement for 2021*
All tires	215,278.85	179,720.38
Large tires greater than 700kg	5,146.52	2,679.05
All data is in tonnes This data was updated on December 19, 2025 *Based off 3-year rolling average supply

Category	2017 supplied tonnes	Collection requirement for 2020*
All tires	211,900.11	175,217.80
Large tires greater than 700kg	4,238.94	2,366.13
All data is in tonnes This data was updated on December 19, 2025 *Based off 3-year rolling average supply

Category	2014 supplied tonnes	2015 supplied tonnes	2016 supplied tonnes	Collection requirement for 2019*
All tires	190,185.38	201,257.24	206,553.68	169,212.25
Large tires greater than 700kg	3,282.56	3,583.77	4,009.80	2,175.22
All data is in tonnes This data was updated on December 19, 2025 *Based off 3-year rolling average supply

Tire producers report the weight of collected and recovered materials to RPRA after a one-year lag (e.g., materials recovered in 2024 are reported to RPRA in 2025).

The dates below represent the year in which materials were recovered.

Tire producers, or PROs on their behalf, and service providers were required to report 2024 recovery results for collecting and recovering used tires by May 31, 2025. Recovery reports submitted by producers in 2025 show that the 60% collection rate requirement for large tires and the 85% recovery rate requirement for all tires outlined in the Tires Regulation were achieved. However, the 85% collection requirement for all tires was not achieved.

The chart below provides further details of the sector’s 2024 performance against requirements outlined in the regulation.

Collection or recovery type	Weight of recovered tires
Tires Sent for Reuse	7,672.93
Tires Retreaded	14,651.10
Tires Processed	112,703.75
Collection Requirement for All Tires (85%)*	173,311.00
Actual All Tires Collected	149,837.55
All Tires Collection Rate	73.49%
Collection Requirement for Large Tires (60%)*	2,705.35
Actual Large Tires Collected	5,036.43
Large Tires Collection Rate	111.70%
All Tires Recovery Requirement (85%)	127,368.08
All Tires Total Recovered	135,027.78
All Tires Total Recovery Rate	90.11%
All data is in tonnes This data was published on December 19, 2025 *Based off 3-year rolling average supply

Tire producers, or PROs on their behalf, and service providers were required to report 2023 recovery results for collecting and recovering used tires by May 31, 2024. Recovery reports submitted by producers in 2024 show that the 60% collection rate requirement for large tires and the 85% recovery rate requirement for all tires outlined in the Tires Regulation were achieved. However, the 85% collection rate requirement for all tires was not achieved. Note that the 2023 recovery results have been audited.

The chart below provides further details of the sector’s 2023 performance against requirements outlined in the regulation.

Collection or recovery type	Weight of recovered tires
Tires Sent for Reuse	4,952.31
Tires Retreaded	18,306.62
Processed Tires	105,378.90
Collection Requirement for All Tires (85%)*	175,028.29
Actual All Tires Collected	148,995.76
All Tires Collection Rate	72.36%
Collection Requirement for Large Tires (60%)*	2,776.33
Actual Large Tires Collected	3,411.28
Large Tires Collection Rate	73.72%
All Tires Recovery Requirement (85%)	126,651.33
All Tires Total Recovered	128,637.83
All Tires Total Recovery Rate	86.33%
All data is in tonnes This data was updated on December 19, 2025 *Based off 3-year rolling average supply

Tire producers, or PROs on their behalf, and service providers were required to report 2022 recovery results for collecting and recovering used tires by May 31, 2023. Recovery reports submitted by producers in 2023 show that the 60% collection rate requirement for large tires and the 85% recovery rate requirement for all tires outlined in the Tires Regulation were achieved. However, the 85% collection requirement for all tires was not achieved. Note that the 2022 recovery results have been audited.

The chart below provides further details of the sector’s 2022 performance against requirements outlined in the regulation.

Collection or recovery type	Weight of recovered tires
Tires Sent for Reuse	3,151.99
Tires Retreaded	17,550.30
Processed Tires	120,005.18
Collection Requirement for All Tires (85%)*	182,317.45
Actual All Tires Collected	164,420.41
All Tires Collection Rate	76.66%
Collection Requirement for Large Tires (60%)*	2,749.68
Actual Large Tires Collected	3,061.00
Large Tires Collection Rate	66.79%
All Tires Recovery Requirement (85%)	139,773.14
All Tires Total Recovered	140,707.46
All Tires Total Recovery Rate	85.57%
All data is in tonnes This data was updated on December 19, 2025 *Based off 3-year rolling average supply

Tire producers, or PROs on their behalf, and service providers were required to report 2021 recovery results for collecting and recovering used tires by May 31, 2022. Recovery reports submitted by producers in 2022 show that the 60% collection rate requirement for large tires and the 85% recovery rate requirement for all tires outlined in the Tires Regulation was achieved. However, the 85% collection rate requirement for all tires was not achieved. Note that the 2021 recovery results have been audited.

The chart below provides further details of the sector’s 2021 recovery against requirements outlined in the regulation.

Collection or recovery type	Weight of recovered tires
Tires Sent for Reuse	3,116.37
Tires Retreaded	15,808.83
Processed Tires	114,309.90
Collection Requirement for All Tires (85%)*	179,720.38
Actual All Tires Collected	155,930.24
All Tires Collection Rate	73.75%
Collection Requirement for Large Tires (60%)*	2,679.05
Actual Large Tires Collected	2,700.93
Large Tires Collection Rate	60.49%
All Tires Recovery Requirement (85%)	132,541.40
All Tires Total Recovered	133,235.10
All Tires Total Recovery Rate	85.44%
All data is in tonnes This data was updated on December 19, 2025 *Based off 3-year rolling average supply

Tire producers, or PROs on their behalf, and service providers were required to report 2020 recovery results for collecting and recovering used tires by May 31, 2021. Recovery reports submitted by producers in 2021 show that the 85% recovery rate requirement for all tires outlined in the Tires Regulation was achieved (producers must ensure that 85% of the tires they collected in a year, by weight, were reused, retreaded or turned into processed). Note that the 2020 recovery results have been audited.

The chart below provides further details of the sector’s 2020 recovery against requirements outlined in the regulation.

Collection or recovery type	Weight of recovered tires
Tires Sent for Reuse	2,787.36
Tires Retreaded	17,031.54
Processed Tires	117,295.05
Collection Requirement for All Tires (85%)*	175,217.80
Actual All Tires Collected	158,705.29
All Tires Collection Rate	76.99%
Collection Requirement for Large Tires (60%)*	2,366.13
Actual Large Tires Collected	3,773.20
Large Tires Collection Rate	95.68%
All Tires Recovery Requirement (85%)	134,899.50
All Tires Total Recovered	137,113.94
All Tires Total Recovery Rate	86.40%
All data is in tonnes This data was updated on December 19, 2025 *Based off 3-year rolling average supply

Tire producers, or PROs on their behalf, and service providers were required to report 2020 recovery results for collecting and recovering used tires by October 31, 2020. Recovery reports submitted by producers in 2020 show that the 85% recovery rate requirement for all tires outlined in the Tires Regulation was achieved (producers must ensure that 85% of the tires they collected in a year, by weight, were reused, retreaded or turned into processed). Note that the 2019 recovery results have been audited.

The chart below provides further details of the sector’s 2019 recovery against requirements outlined in the regulation.

Collection or recovery type	Weight of recovered tires
Tires Sent for Reuse	1,741.97
Tires Retreaded	17,417.97
Processed Tires	108,294.01
Collection Requirement for All Tires (85%)*	169,212.25
Actual All Tires Collected	145,886.17
All Tires Collection Rate	73.28%
Collection Requirement for Large Tires (60%)*	2,175.22
Actual Large Tires Collected	3,058.49
Large Tires Collection Rate	84.36%
All Tires Recovery Requirement (85%)	124,011.36
All Tires Total Recovered	127,453.95
All Tires Total Recovery Rate	87.36%
All data is in tonnes This data was updated on December 19, 2025 *Based off 3-year rolling average supply

View our resource recovery reports webpage for information on other programs RPRA oversees.

Please note this page is updated annually with the data reported to RPRA. This data is subject to change. This page is for information purposes only; RPRA does not independently verify all data received and does not guarantee the accuracy of the information presented on this page. Published reports do not contain commercially sensitive information.

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