With tiered approach to membership, the Association welcomes to its ranks various tire and rubber businesses such as tire and rubber manufacturers, suppliers to the tire and rubber industry, and businesses focused on rubber recycling. These businesses can benefit from a broad variety of services the Association provides, including:  

The Association advocates on behalf of its members, and proactively monitors government initiatives that may affect members’ business operations. The Association represents the interests of the Canadian tire and rubber industry to federal and provincial policymakers, legislators and regulators on matters of regulations, public policy, programs, compliance, and other matters.

The Association’s comprehensive market data gives members the knowledge and key market insights they need to succeed. If an enterprise sells tires into Canadian market, the Association’s market data helps them better understand Canadian tire market and help guide business strategy when making key business decisions.

The Association represents Canadian interests with the international tire industry community and has strong working relationships with industry organizations as well as technical, technology and sustainability organizations around the world. The Association works actively with environmental, transportation, energy and other industry groups on issues and challenges that affect Canada, and with global industry counterparts, partners, collaborators, and stakeholders on technical and environmental issues that affect the tire and rubber industry globally.