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Tires

When you buy new tires, the retailer is generally required by state law to take your old ones, a state-mandated disposal fee (examples: $0.25/tire in California, $1/tire in Washington, $2.50/tire in New York) covers proper disposal.

Curbside recycling?

No

Tires do not belong in curbside recycling or regular trash pickup in any U.S. state.

Retailer & manufacturer take-back programs

Common fees

State-mandated per-tire fee, typically $0.25-$3 depending on the state

Quantity limits

Not confirmed

Residency restrictions

Not confirmed

Appointment required?

Not confirmed

Recycling locations

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17 locations in covered metros

Frequently asked questions

Where can I recycle tires?
When you buy new tires, the retailer is generally required by state law to take your old ones, a state-mandated disposal fee (examples: $0.25/tire in California, $1/tire in Washington, $2.50/tire in New York) covers proper disposal.
Can tires go in curbside recycling?
Tires do not belong in curbside recycling or regular trash pickup in any U.S. state.
Last verified 2026-08-13

Programs, hours, fees, eligibility, and accepted materials can change. Confirm details with the facility before traveling.

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