Tires & Rims Bin
No heavy lifting required—our team loads all tires and rims into the bin for you, making disposal quick and hassle-free.
Understanding Tires & Rims Bins
Tires are the rubber parts of a wheel that touch the road. Rims are the metal frames that hold them in place. Because they are made of different materials, tires and rims require separate recycling processes — and a dedicated bin to handle both.
Why Use a Tires & Rims Bin?
- Ensures proper, compliant disposal of both materials
- Prevents environmental hazards from improper tire dumping
- Supports recycling programs for rubber and metal
- Streamlines waste management for large volumes
Who Is It For?
- Auto Repair Shops: Regular tire turnovers
- Tire Dealers: High-volume disposal
- Vehicle Maintenance Facilities: Fleet servicing
- Recycling Centers: Tire & rim intake
- Municipalities: Public waste programs
Important: Separate Before We Arrive
Tires and rims must be separated from each other before our team arrives. If they are not, an additional charge per tire will apply for our team to separate them on site.
What Can Go in the Bin?
✅ Accepted
- Used tires — worn, damaged, or replaced
- Tire & rim assemblies — any vehicle type (cars, trucks, bikes, and more)
- Bare metal tire rims
- Defective or unused tires and rims
📦 Items Placement in the Bin
We will arrange materials in the bin in this order:
Tires
All rubber tires placed toward the front
Rims
All metal rims placed toward the back
🚫 Not Allowed
- Tires still mounted on rims (unseparated)
- Garbage or general waste
- Hazardous materials
- Non-tire rubber products
Tire Size Classification
Each tire and rim is charged individually based on size. Know your tire diameter before booking.
| Size Class | Diameter Range |
|---|---|
| Small | 8 inch – 19 inch |
| Large | 20 inch and up |
Tires & Rims Bin Sizes
Available in two sizes to accommodate your volume of tires and rims.
30 Yard
Mid-volume disposal