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Welcome to the documentary from the BBC World Service.
I'm Paul Kenyon and I'm investigating what happens to our vehicle tyres when we throw them away.
You'd be forgiven for assuming they're all recycled.
After all, we pay a small levy in the UK to make that happen.
But it's not always the case.
So I'm going to take you on a pretty wild journey into a little-known black market that feeds off our tyre waste,
causing huge environmental damage and even death.
Most of us in the UK have a car and most of us at some stage need to get our tyres changed.
I'm here.
Let's see if Eddie's around.
Eddie!
How are you?
Very good to see you.
I need my tyres changed.