Used tire disposal near you

Unlike your other household waste, tires are made from non-biodegradable, flammable material that make leaving them in a landfill dangerous to the environment.

Recycling is the most proper way to dispose of your tires. Here are some of the best ways to handle used tire disposal:

1. Take the old tires to a general or specialized tire recycling facility.
2. Leave your old tires with a retailer.
3. Drop your old tires off with a tire shop for a fee.
4. Take part in a hard-to-recycle community collection event.
5. Call a tire disposal service to pick up your old tires and have them taken away to a recycling center.

Don’t waste time looking for a recycling facility or opportunity to get rid of your rubber junk. 1-800-GOT-JUNK? will help you to get rid of old tires and make sure they get to the right recycling facility. Together, we make sure tires don’t stay in your backyard or end up in the landfill.

Please note that not all locations are able to accept tires, so give us a call to see how best we can help.

Don’t waste time looking for a recycling facility or opportunity to get rid of your rubber junk. 1-800-GOT-JUNK? will help you to get rid of old tires and make sure they get to the right recycling facility. Together, we make sure tires don’t stay in your backyard or end up in the landfill.

However, there are several other places to throw away and recycle your old tires:

• Local general and specialized tire recycling facilities
• Tire retail stores (for a fee)
• Auto shops
• Dumps that accept used tires

Not sure how to handle old tires on your own? Let 1-800-GOT-JUNK? take care of it for you. We’ll remove unwanted tires from wherever they’re located, load them into our truck, and then make sure to dispose your tires responsibly. Give us a call to see if your local team can help remove tires.

Tires can - and should - be recycled. Tires are made of synthetic and non-synthetic rubber, wires, and fabric that cannot decompose on their own. When sent to a landfill, tire piles can build up over time, taking up space and resources. And when they’re burned, the materials in old tires release harmful toxins into the environment.

The safest way to handle old tires is to recycle them. You can recycle old tires and reuse them as construction material or as upcycled household items. If you don’t have the space for used tires, recycling facilities can break down the materials for other purposes.

If you have a pile of used tires that you want to remove, our friendly 1-800-GOT-JUNK? crew is in your neighborhood and happy to help! Call today to see if we are able to remove tires in your location, and for a no-obligation estimate.

To recycle a used tire, the entire tire must first be taken apart. The rubber, steel, wires, and fabric, are each removed. They are then reused or undergo their own separate recycling process.

Recycled rubber is used to create things like construction materials, playground equipment, and athletic tracks. The rest of the scrap parts are used as fuel supplements in different cement and pulp industries.

If you have a pile of old tires lying around your house, consider calling our professional crew at 1-800-GOT-JUNK? to take it away for you. We make sure to dispose of tires in an environmentally-friendly way after hauling them away from your house. All you have to do is point!

Old tires don’t have to be thrown away. Reusing old tires is one of the best ways to decorate your home, create something new, and keep the environment safe!

Some of the most popular things to do with old tires include:

• Hanging it from a tree as a tire swing
• Building a circular planter for your garden
• Stacking them to make a table
• Using them as exercise equipment
• Building a tire wall around your yard

DIY projects are a fun way to make use of your old rubber junk. If you would rather just get those old tires out of your way altogether, call 1-800-GOT-JUNK?. Schedule your no-obligation estimate today!