Used Tire Disposal & Recycling Service

On average, tire disposal usually costs between $10 per tire plus a loading fee, depending on its size, condition, and how many you have. Smaller passenger tires are generally cheaper, while larger truck or speciality tires cost more because of weight and recycling fees. If you have a bunch of tires, we can often give you better pricing per tire.

Yes, we remove tires that still have rims attached. You do not have to separate them yourself. We haul the whole tire-and-rim combo, and the metal rims get recycled as scrap at the proper facilities. It saves you the headache of trying to get them apart.

Yes, we remove tires in bulk for auto shops, dealerships, fleets, trucking companies, and industrial sites. Businesses tend to accumulate a lot of used tires, and our bulk removal service is built to handle that. We can set up recurring pickups or do a big one-time cleanout.

Yes, we will grab tires from your garage, yard, driveway, side yard, or storage area. You do not need to drag them to the curb. Tires are heavy, awkward, and dirty, so our crew handles the lifting and loading. You just point, and we take care of the rest.

Yes, we can remove tractor tires, agricultural tires, and other oversized or heavy-duty tires. These are heavier and require different handling, so they may cost more, but we are equipped to haul them safely.

Yes, we can take tires along with other junk in the same load. If you are cleaning out a shed, garage, or yard and have furniture, metal, yard debris, and tires all together, we can handle it in one go. We sort things at our disposal so they end up in the right place.

Yes, when tires are recycled properly, disposal is very eco-friendly. Tires that are not recycled can create serious environmental problems, so sending them to a recycling facility is the best move. We make sure the rubber, steel, and other materials are processed and reused when possible.

In many cases, yes. If our schedule and your location line up, we can often provide same-day tire removal. Tires get in the way quickly when you are trying to clean up, so if you want them gone fast, let us know, and we will try to fit you in.

Tire removal pricing depends on the size of the tires, how many you have, and recycling fees at licensed facilities. Bulk loads may qualify for better pricing. For general info, check out our junk removal pricing page. We always confirm exact pricing before we start.

If you have piles of tires from a shop, farm, or home project, we can drop off a tire-rated container for DIY loading. Our dumping guides explain tire recycling rules and what cannot be landfilled. When the container is full, we pick it up and take everything to licensed recycling centers.