scrap tires ( unless they are "high treads", which are generally exported) generally get chipped up. Sidewall rubber (the stuff without steel belt material) can be used for footing on athletic feilds, play grounds, etc- my 100 x 200 riding arena is 4" deep in the stuff, and it's great for feet! the chipped up tread rubber with the steel belt material is sold as fuel- burned in cement kilns, power plants, etc. I'm told by Lakin General and Norman Emmanuel, my scrap tire haulers, that they have no problem selling it once it's chipped. FYI, it costs a tire store about a buck a tire to haul 'em away...when i first started in the business, they paid US 25 cents each for 'em!
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