Used Tire Disposal & Recycling

Vehicles, trailers, RVs, and fifth-wheel campers. Bicycles, wheelbarrows, tricycles, scooters, and remote-controlled cars have one thing in common. The feature is tired. All tires come with a warranty life, ranging between 3 and 5 years, depending on various factors. This includes conditions, maintenance application, and usage.

When it is time to replace tires that are worn out, customers are faced with a disposal choice. Since most landfills and dumps do not take rubber tires, another alternative must be in place before the replacement. On a good note, automotive companies offer their customers the possibility to dispose of the tires for a nominal fee. Alongside the cost of disposal, many states also have scrap tire disposal Tax which ranges from $0.25 to $25.

How To Avoid Old Tire Disposal Fee?

It is indeed possible to skip the Scrap Tire disposal fee. You must be willing to retain your old tires after the replacement. Unfortunately, most consumers don’t have the proper equipment or skills to replace old tires. Instead, they go to auto service providers that deal in tire installation. If you want to request one or two sets or fire new tires, you’ll be asked the method of disposal you would prefer to use. You may now decide to pay the old rubber tire disposal cost. If you do not wish to invest the money, you can always retain the tires you have previously owned.

There are various ways to save money on a disposal fee for your discarded tires. In the case of your particular situation, it is possible to do the following:

• Flower Planters – Cut the outer rim of the old tire to make it appear jagged. Dig a tiny hole that is the same size as the tire used. Paint the old tire for a more attractive look using vivid colors such as pink, yellow, orange and white, red, or purple. Fill the space with dirt, then add the flowering plant and water to complete the task.
• Garden Retainer Wall– Are you searching for a unique retainer wall for your garden? If so, you should look no further than your old tires. With the variety of sizes, your old tires will make a unique retainer wall. To make it more distinctive, paint each different tire color. Try a sequence of colors, such as green, blue, and teal: Lime and turquoise.
• Mulch Convert your old tires into mulch made of rubber. The US Environmental Protection Agency “EPA” encourages Americans to reuse old tires. This is an excellent way to reuse those old bicycles, ATVs, trucks, or cargo trailer tries by using a powerful snipper to chop the material into pieces or strips. It is also possible to dye the mulch you’ve made from recycled rubber green, red, or blue before putting it in the vicinity of your plants, flowers, and other plants.
• Outdoor Table –Convert your old tires from your car into a table for outdoor use. Instead of painting your old tires, wrap them in a strong, weatherproof twine. The exterior of the old tire uses a waterproof adhesive. Starting at the top of the tire, wrap and cover the old tire with twine until you get to the bottom. This is the most distinctive outdoor table you’ll ever see within your community.
• Outdoor Mirror: Transform your old bicycle tires into a mirror for your garden. Start by giving your old tire a fresh coat of paint, your preference. Apply a thick layer of adhesive on the outside of the mirror and the interior rim of the tire. Press the mirror firmly against the edge of the tire to keep it level. Install a wall hanger on the back and top of the tire to hang on a wall

Our Old Tire Removal

If you are unsure of what to do with your old tires, we are ready to help. Our tire scrap removal service is affordable and accessible to all residents. We provide free consultations upon request. Therefore, don’t delay when you submit your consultation request, as we have everything you need to remove any old tires.

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