the sidewalls, you can do with a hacksaw, but I have not found anything that works 'well' on modern tire treads - a jigsaw with a metal blade will work, but leave little wire bits sticking out of the ends that I consider dangerous (they will take your skin off as easily as a wire brush)
whatever you do, wear good work gloves. Most tires have steel in the treads and that can cut You. you will probably need a blade meant for steel on your jigsaw or sawzall.
You need a grinder like what a welder uses you can get one at any hardware store and put a cutting disc on it that you can buy there also this works very well
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You can use a jigsaw with a blade for rubber!
the sidewalls, you can do with a hacksaw, but I have not found anything that works 'well' on modern tire treads - a jigsaw with a metal blade will work, but leave little wire bits sticking out of the ends that I consider dangerous (they will take your skin off as easily as a wire brush)
whatever you do, wear good work gloves. Most tires have steel in the treads and that can cut You. you will probably need a blade meant for steel on your jigsaw or sawzall.
You need a grinder like what a welder uses you can get one at any hardware store and put a cutting disc on it that you can buy there also this works very well
hack saw or sazall the end is the hard part with the steel rim go on inner side and cut that out then much easier to cut rubber