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In Ontario’s tire recycling network, haulers and collectors form a vital partnership that keeps the system running smoothly. Every day, these two groups depend on each other to manage pickups, deliveries, and schedules. When communication flows clearly and consistently, operations stay on track, surprises are minimized, and trust grows stronger. This post explores why communication matters so much in this industry, how it builds loyalty, and how technology is helping raise th

Rising fuel costs have become a major challenge for tire haulers across Ontario. Those operating long rural routes or carrying heavy loads face even greater pressure, as their diesel consumption per kilometre increases significantly. Over the past year, diesel prices have surged due to global supply constraints, refinery bottlenecks, and ongoing carbon-pricing adjustments. These factors are squeezing profit margins and forcing haulers to find new ways to manage fuel expenses.

After the haulers meeting last night I decided to do some research and asked my handy copilot what is out there to help in our situation well here is what he said : Haulers, this is exactly the kind of situation where a hauler should  be able to access support — but the system is built in a way that hides the doors unless you know how to frame your hardship. Let’s break this down in a way that’s honest, strategic, and tailored to your reality as a small, rented‑truck operator

Ontario’s tire hauling industry faces tough challenges every day. Operators work long hours under constant pressure to keep pick-ups on schedule. Yet many haulers struggle alone with limited appointments, shrinking quotas, unpredictable schedules, and revenue losses that grow worse each year. Meanwhile, the industry’s future is shaped by Product Responsibility Organizations (PROs), leaving haulers with less control and fewer chances to improve their businesses. This isolation

The quiet crisis of Ontario’s growing tire piles Across Ontario right now, a slow, rubber tide is rising—behind auto shops, in back lots, and even in residential backyards. It’s not dramatic enough to lead the evening news every night, but it’s exactly the kind of creeping problem that turns into a headline only after something goes very wrong. This is the story of tire pile‑ups in Ontario: how policy shifts, stalled logistics, and weak accountability are creating flammable s

In the world of logistics and transportation, tire haulers play a crucial role in ensuring that vehicles remain safe and operational. However, this industry faces numerous challenges that require collective action and innovative solutions. By uniting tire haulers, we can create a powerful community dedicated to driving change and improving practices across the board. This blog post explores the importance of collaboration among tire haulers, the challenges they face, and acti

Low Quotas for Manufacturers Manufacturers in various industries often face low quotas that can significantly impact their operations. These low quotas can limit production capabilities and reduce profitability, making it challenging for manufacturers to compete effectively in the market. Impact of PROS on Small Haulers The role of PROS (Professional Regulatory Organizations) in the industry has raised concerns, particularly regarding their influence on small haulers. Here ar