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When it comes to premier tire service, BIG O Tires has been "Getting it Right!" since 1967. Welcome to Big O Tires - Chilliwack, BC Big O Tires – Chilliwack has brought you good, old-fashioned customer service since 1967. We maintain an outstanding range of new and used tires and wheels, and we provide expert tire and mechanical services. From brakes and shocks to alignments and oil changes, we'll keep your vehicle rolling at its best. With many years of experience, Big O Tires – Chilliwack store owner Barry Pederson makes sure that customers are treated like “one of the family.” His friendly and efficient staff delivers superior service with a primary focus on safety. From our original location, Barry and his team continue to offer the same trustworthy, old-fashioned customer service that Fraser Valley residents have always relied on. Visit us today for the passenger tires or automotive services your vehicle needs to provide continued performance. Get Your Custom Wheels
Find the right rims to make a statement. We have a variety of wheel options available. Our custom wheels include hot brands like Sacchi, Mayhem, Ion, Devino, and many more. Call 604-792-8686 for current availability of all the brands we cover. Big O Tires – Chilliwack is conveniently located at 45829 Yale Road West in Chilliwack, BC. We’re open Monday through Saturday 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM. We have tire storage available. Ask us about financing through Wellspring Financial or Desjardins, including three months with no payments and no interest for qualified customers.Country Tire AbbotsfordAbbotsford, BC, CanadaWe happy that it's been months since we could leave our bay door open!!! Don't forget to get your winter tires off!!!Country Tire Abbotsford added 3 new photos.Abbotsford, BC, CanadaWell now I have seen everything. Plastic white walls on a Kia SportageSee allCountry Tire Abbotsford shared a post.We are proud to be honesttoCountry Tire AbbotsfordThank you for being honest with me today -- saying that I only needed two tires instead of four.
Saved me hundreds of dollars. I am telling all my friends!Country Tire AbbotsfordAbbotsford, BC, CanadaWe are excited to announce that we will have our 2nd annual Country Tire cruise in on June 4th. We are looking for other business to donate silent auction items that all the proceeds go to the food bank. We will post more info as it gets closers to the date. Please contact Kelly the beautiful at sales@countrytires.ca to arrange for pick up of items. The entire cruise in money goes to the food bank and we would like to beat our last donation of $2,000. Thank you for your consideration.Country Tire AbbotsfordAbbotsford, BC, CanadaWe are happy to say we will be closed until January 3rd for a much needed rest. December was a record breaking month so for a reward we are heading to Seattle for 3 nights!!!Country Tire AbbotsfordAbbotsford, BC, CanadaHere is the blow out of the weekCountry Tire AbbotsfordAbbotsford, BC, CanadaLast job of the day and it's always good to make customers happy in helping them transform their rides with 15" US magsCountry Tire AbbotsfordAbbotsford, BC, CanadaWell its official we are going to running an ad campaign on the great Country 107.1 for the last 2 weeks of October and the 2nd and 3rd week of November!
We can't wait to hear what Curtis Pope and Chris Coburn can do this time. Tune in to hear the ad!Country Tire AbbotsfordAbbotsford, BC, CanadaWe forgot to add last week's blow out so here it is. We always thought that a tire is one piece of rubber not 2Country Tire AbbotsfordAbbotsford, BC, CanadaHad the pleasure of working on this beauty a 1978 ford pinto!!!Country Tire AbbotsfordThe Goodyear blimp graced us with its fly by near our shop!!!Country Tire AbbotsfordThe crazy part about this blowout is that it was still holding air lolCountry Tire AbbotsfordSad day at the shop... the bald guy threw out his back and had to go home. Good thing for a stat holiday tomorrow so he can rest. We will be back Saturday hopefully. Have a great Canada Day everyone!!!Country Tire AbbotsfordAnd here my friends is the blow out of the week!!!Country Tire AbbotsfordWell this blowout actually blew out the inner fender as well. Customer had to check his shorts after the explosionCountry Tire Abbotsford added 2 new photos.
Abbotsford, BC, CanadaThis customer was complaining about a scraping noise coming from the front of his vehicle. I am always amazed at what people drive on. Tire Clinic is a full service shop located in the heart of Langley, BC. We provide all aspects of sales and services in Tires and Wheels. We have a knowedgeable staff on hand to help our customers select the best product for their vehicle. We work hard to provide our clients the best service at all times and our goal is make sure our customers are satisfied whether it be for new tire purchase or pre-owned tire purchase. We have a wide selection of Tire Brands available. We offer plug & patch tire repairs Visit us to view our wide selection of Brand Name Wheels/Rims available Install/Balance/Rotate Services available free of charge with tire purchase. Pick Up and Drop Off Tire Recycling in BC What Happens to Scrap Tires On average between 80% and 90% of the scrap tires collected are recycled into products.
Most are recycled into crumb rubber, which are granules of rubber with the steel and fibre removed. Recycled rubber is then used to create a variety of products including athletic tracks, synthetic turf fields, playground surfacing; colourful, resilient flooring in recreational facilities; flooring and mats for agricultural and industrial use; and coloured landscaping mulch. The remaining scrap tires collected are used as a fuel supplement in the cement and pulp and paper industries. Tire recycling at Western Rubber shown on Breakfast TV, May 2014: How it is Funded For every new tire sold, the retailer collects an Advance Disposal Fee (ADF), commonly referred to as an eco fee, from the consumer and remits it to TSBC. The ADFs vary by tire type in order to adequately compensate for the higher cost of collecting and disposing of the varying tire sizes. For additional information please refer to the Eco-fee section. All fees collected go exclusively towards the operation of the scrap tire recycling program.
TSBC will consider proposals for R&D projects in BC that support the achievement of TSBC’s vision and goals. A copy of the R&D program guide can be downloaded here. Tire Recycling in Canada CATRA (Canadian Association of Tire Recycling Agencies) is an organization made up of tire recycling agencies in the provinces and territories of Canada. The association's goal is to continually enhance the effectiveness of scrap tire diversion and recycling across Canada. In 2006 CATRA produced a brochure that outlines the scrap tire recycling across Canada. Be Tire Smart Campaign Be Tire Smart is an advocacy campaign designed to enable tire retailers to play a leadership role in educating the motoring public about the benefits of proper tire inflation and maintenance. A tire that is substantially under-inflated does not roll as smoothly or as easily as it was intended. This diminishes fuel efficiency because increased rolling resistance causes the vehicle to burn more fuel, which increases both emissions and fuel costs.
The campaign is a joint initiative of the Rubber Association of Canada, which represents the tire industry, and Natural Resources Canada's Office of Energy Efficiency. To learn more about this program visit the web site at www.betiresmart.ca What is Tire Stewardship BC (TSBC)? Tire Stewardship British Columbia Association (TSBC), a Not-for-Profit Society incorporated under the Societies Act of BC, was formed to represent the tire retailers in the province to take on the challenge of industry product stewardship for tires. Originally approved as an Order-in-Council on October 7, 2004, the Recycling Regulation 449/2004 was amended on March 30, 2006 to include tires requiring tire retailers and producers prepare or be part of an approved stewardship plan. On September 19, 2006 the BC Ministry of Environment approved TSBC's stewardship plan that outlined the transfer from a government led tire program to industry leadership. This plan is available on the TSBC web site: www.tsbc.ca/aboutus.php#background.
TSBC is required to renew its Plan every five years and a copy of the draft plan submitted to the Ministry for approval is on the TSBC web site and approval is expected early 2013. TSBC is the primary contact to industry and the general public for all issues relating to the life cycle of tires in British Columbia. It operates and manages the provincial scrap tire recycling program and the program is funded by directly collecting an Advance Disposal Fee (ADF) on new tire sales from the retailers. All funds remitted are used solely and completely to support tire collection and recycling in the province. Who are the members of TSBC and who sits on the Board? TSBC is a Not-for-Profit Society incorporated under the Societies Act of BC led by a seven member Board. TSBC's founding members are the Retail Council of Canada, Western Canada Tire Dealers, and the Rubber Association of Canada with the New Car Dealers Association invited to join in January 2007. TSBC is now the primary contact to industry and the general public for all issues relating to the life cycle of tires in British Columbia.
It operates and manages the provincial scrap tire recycling program and funds the program by directly collecting an Advance Disposal Fee (ADF) on new tire sales from the retailers. What is the Tire Stewardship BC program all about? On January 1, 2007 TSBC assumed responsibility for the Ministry of Environment's existing tire recycling program called FIRST, the Financial Incentives to Recycle Scrap Tires program which operated from 1991 to 2006. The TSBC program is funded from the Advance Disposal Fee assessed on the sale of a new tire. These monies are used to primarily to provide financial incentives to tire recyclers registered with the program for scrap tire collection and for the creation of tire-derived products (such as crumbed rubber for running tracks and cut tires assembled as construction blasting mats) and tire-derived fuels (to replace fossil fuel alternatives. The TSBC program is primarily an extension of the FIRST program with a few key differences: All retailers and scrap tire generators are required to register with TSBC;
TSBC collects an Advance Disposal Fee (ADF) on new tire sales directly from the retailers; The ADF's vary by tire type recognizing the higher cost associated with the collection and recycling of the larger tires; All of the funds collected are used solely and completely to support tire collection and recycling in the province. Where do the scrap tires in BC go? In BC, unlike many of the provinces, not only are all of the tires collected and recycled but all the recycling takes place right here in BC. There are two BC companies both located in Delta that have been program participants since 1991: Western Rubber Products recycles the majority of the tires into crumb rubber and coloured landscaping mulch; and Lehigh Northwest Cement uses the remaining tires as a fuel supplement, replacing fossil fuel alternatives. Crumb rubber is fine granules of rubber that Western produces and then sells to a variety of markets throughout Canada and the US. It is used to make flooring products for: agricultural, recreational and industrial use;
as an additive for rubberized asphalt; and for synthetic turf fields. Scrap tires are commonly used North America as a tire derived fuel. In BC, the use of tires as a fuel supplement continues to be regulated by the Ministry of Environment under an environmental permit. Who are the program participants? All tire retailers that sell tires are required to register with TSBC. In addition we require that all locations that do not sell tires but generate scrap tires register so that they are eligible for scrap tire pick up. Examples would be auto wrecking yards and landfills. TSBC has two registered processors that recycle all the scrap tires collected in the province, Western Rubber Products and Lehigh Northwest Cement both located in Delta. North West Rubber, located in Abbotsford, is a registered manufacturer with the program, making mats from BC crumb rubber. A list of registered participants is available on the TSBC web site at www.tirestewardshipbc.ca. In addition to these registered participants are the scrap tire haulers that are either directly employed or under contract to the processor.
What are the Advance Disposal Fee (ADF) rates? Passenger & Light Truck / Motor Cycle / ATV / Free Rolling Farm Tire What does TSBC do with the money it receives? All revenue generated from the ADFs is spent on activities directly related to the program. Approximately 85% to 90% of the money is paid to the processors and haulers to collect, transport, and recycle the scrap tire. In fact BC enjoys one of the highest diversion rates in the country with virtually no stockpiles. The remainder is committed to program management (approximately 6%), the Community Grant Program and other stewardship commitments such as consumer education and awareness activities, and research and development. Is Tire Stewardship BC required to report on its activities?The BC Recycling Regulation requires that TSBC provide an annual report to the Ministry of Environment on the effectiveness of the stewardship program, which will include audited financial statements. This report is due on July 1st of every year and TSBC will publish the report on its web site.