
TSA Accreditation is a formal recognition that your business supports responsible, transparent and environmentally sound tyre management. It shows customers, clients and the industry that you take tyre stewardship seriously — and that you're committed to being part of the solution.
Becoming accredited is free and open to businesses and organisations involved in the tyre supply chain — including tyre retailers, tyre collectors and recyclers, fleet operators, and local councils.
See a list of accredited tyre retailers and accredited collectors and recyclers.
A growing number of Australians want to support businesses that act on their environmental and social responsibilities. By joining the Scheme, you’re not only helping solve a national waste challenge — you’re also building trust with your customers.
According to recent industry data, over 70% of consumers prefer to buy from brands that align with their environmental values. Accreditation helps you stand out.
When you’re accredited, you gain access to a network of trusted businesses across the supply chain. That includes collectors, recyclers, processors, and tyre-derived product manufacturers who share your commitment to responsible practices and support sustainable outcomes for Australia's used tyres.
Becoming accredited is straight forward. Here’s how it works:
Fill out the online application form
You’ll provide basic business details, select your participant category, and confirm how you meet the Scheme’s commitments.
TSA to undertake review and approval process
TSA will assess your application and may contact you with any questions. Most applications are processed within a few weeks.
Start using your accreditation
Once approved, you’ll receive your branding resources and a listing on our website.
The Audit Handbooks provide accredited participants with a shared understanding of audit and compliance activities. It sets out the processes used in TSA audits, assessment criteria for compliance and steps to resolve non-compliance.
It ensures transparency in relation to TSA audits and explains what accredited participants are required to do before, during and after an audit.
The handbook should be read in conjunction with the Tyre Product Stewardship Scheme Guidelines which sets out the requirements that apply to accredited participants.
All accredited participants are required to report on their tyre-related activity annually. TSA’s Data Reporting Platform makes this process simple and secure, helping you stay compliant while contributing to national insights on tyre recovery, recycling and reuse.
Make the most of your accreditation with ready-to-use resources:
TSA Accredited Retailers are promoted through TSA’s national consumer education campaign, called My Tyres My Choice. The campaign encourages the public to ask where their used tyres go when they're replaced, to seek accredited tyre retailers that manage tyres responsibly, and acknowledge that those retailers are committed to working with accredited collectors and recyclers.