Segmentation by type classifies Tyre Pyrolysis Oil into light oil, heavy oil, aromatic‑rich oil, and mixed‑fraction oil. Light oil, with a boiling range of 150‑300 °C, comprises approximately 30 % of output and is prized for its low viscosity, making it suitable for blending into diesel fuels. Heavy oil, boiling above 350 °C, represents 25 % and is primarily directed toward furnace applications due to its higher energy density. Aromatic‑rich oil, containing 20 % of the market, is characterized by elevated benzene, toluene, and xylene concentrations, supporting its role as a chemical feedstock. Mixed‑fraction oil, the remaining 25 %, contains a broader distribution of hydrocarbons and is often used in asphalt binder formulations. Understanding these type distinctions clarifies how product specifications align with end‑use requirements, thereby influencing pricing structures and investment in downstream processing technologies.