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Your waste tires don't end up in a landfill. They go back into Nebraska's infrastructure.

Fox Tire Recycling is the only company in Nebraska using tire shreds in state-approved civil engineering projects — keeping costs low and waste out of the ground.

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The Industry Problem

Most tire haulers take tires straight to a landfill. We don't.

The standard disposal model is simple — and expensive: a hauler picks up your tires, drives them to a landfill, and you pay a premium disposal fee per tire. That fee covers the landfill's cost, the hauler's margin, and nothing else.

It's why tire disposal has been unreasonably expensive for decades. The tires just sit in a hole in the ground — no reuse, no recovery, no value.

Fox Tire Recycling found a smarter, cheaper alternative — one where your tires actually go somewhere useful, and you pay significantly less because of it.

Traditional Model

Hauler → Landfill → High disposal fee → Tires sit in the ground forever.

Fox Tire Recycling Model

Collection → Shredding → Civil engineering reuse → Lower cost for you → Zero landfill waste.

Our Process

From your lot to Nebraska's infrastructure — here's what happens.

A smarter disposal model that turns waste into something valuable.

Step 1

Tires Are Collected

Tires are collected via our Fox Box drop service or direct pickup across Nebraska. Whether you're a dealership, fleet operator, or tire shop — we come to you.

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Step 2

Tires Are Shredded

Tires are shredded into rubber crumb and tire shred material at our processing facility. Every tire is broken down into reusable material — nothing goes to waste.

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Step 3

Shreds Go Into Infrastructure

Shreds are applied to state-approved civil engineering projects: backfill, water retention systems, base pavement layers, and more — in partnership with our construction affiliates.

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Step 4

Savings Flow Back to You

Because our disposal cost is a fraction of landfill fees, we pass those savings to customers through lower per-tire pricing. Better for your budget. Better for Nebraska.

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State Partnership

The State of Nebraska isn't just allowing this — they're helping us do it.

Official Partnership

State of Nebraska — Approved Program

The State of Nebraska has formally approved Fox Tire Recycling's civil engineering program and is actively partnering with us — conducting research, identifying project sites, and advocating for this model as a responsible alternative to landfill disposal.

This is not a minor compliance checkbox. It's a genuine state-level partnership. Fox Tire Recycling is the first company in Nebraska to operate this way.

Status

State-Approved

Distinction

First in Nebraska

Collaboration

Active Research Partner

Real-World Applications

What tire shreds actually do in the real world.

Processed tire material has proven engineering applications — here's where it goes and why it works.

Backfill in Construction & Grading

Tire shreds serve as lightweight, compressible fill material in construction and grading projects. They reduce settling pressure on weak soils while providing stable structural support.

Water Retention & Stormwater Drainage

Rubber shreds have excellent drainage properties — water passes through them easily, making them ideal for stormwater management systems and retention basins that need to control runoff.

Base Layers Beneath Pavement & Roadways

Tire shreds create stable, insulating base layers under pavement. They resist freeze-thaw cycles better than traditional aggregate — a major advantage in Nebraska's climate.

Embankment & Slope Stabilization

Lightweight tire shred fill reduces lateral pressure on retaining walls and stabilizes slopes and embankments — all while resisting degradation for decades.

Why rubber shreds work so well

Tire shreds are lightweight (about half the weight of soil), extremely durable, resistant to biological degradation, and provide excellent drainage. These properties make them an ideal — and often superior — substitute for traditional fill materials in civil engineering applications.

Environmental Impact

Disposing of tires responsibly shouldn't cost more. With us, it costs less.

Real numbers. Real impact. A model that's better for Nebraska — and your bottom line.

First

in Nebraska

The first company to use tire shreds in state-approved civil engineering projects.

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Tons Diverted

Tons of waste tires diverted from landfills and reused in Nebraska infrastructure.

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Landfill Disposal Cost

Our goal: zero landfill reliance. Lower overhead means lower pricing for you.

Nebraska infrastructure and road construction
Environmentally responsible • Lower cost • State-approved

Choose disposal that actually does something good.

Get a quote today and see why Nebraska's top dealerships trust Fox Tire Recycling.

Or call us directly at (531) 201-0144