With the continued expansion of the global automobile industry, waste tire generation has risen steadily, leading to serious environmental pressures and substantial loss of recoverable resources. Consequently, the environmentally friendly treatment and resource utilization of waste tires have become urgent global issues. Pyrolysis is considered one of the most promising and environmentally benign approaches, as it can convert waste tires into gaseous, liquid, and solid, while simultaneously achieving waste reduction, hazard mitigation, and resource recovery. This review systematically summarizes the influence of key operational parameters including pyrolysis temperature, heating rate, feedstock tire and particle size, catalysts, and reactor type on the composition and distribution of pyrolysis products. The generation characteristics and transformation mechanisms of gaseous, liquid, and solid phases under different operating conditions are discussed in detail. Furthermore, the potential applications of pyrolysis-derived products in energy recovery, chemical feedstocks, and functional material development are analyzed. An integrated system combining pretreatment, pyrolysis, oil refining, gas recycling, and recovered carbon black modification is expected to be a future direction for optimizing waste tire pyrolysis. This review aims to integrate available research findings, provide a scientific support for process optimization and high value utilization of products, and reveal potential opportunities for the future development.
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