tirereuse

noun
UK /ˈtaɪəˌriːjuːz/
US /ˈtaɪərˌriːjuːz/

Tirereuse means using an old tire again to make something new.

The playground swing was made from tirereuse, turning an old tire into a fun seat.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The process of retreading a worn tire so it can be used again on a vehicle.

Tirereuse at the shop gave the truck's old tires a second life on the road.

3. A craft or art project that turns discarded tires into decorative objects.

Her garden art show featured colorful tirereuse planters made from old tires.

4. A community program that collects used tires and finds new purposes for them.

The city's tirereuse initiative kept thousands of tires out of the landfill.

5. Using shredded tire rubber as a material for new surfaces like tracks or mats.

The school track was built with tirereuse rubber from old tires.