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Tires

Tire

A waste tire is a tire which is no longer usable for its original intended purpose because of wear, damage, or defect or a tire which has been discarded or disposed of by its owner.

Extend the Life of Your Tires
  • Check the air pressure in your tires at least once a month.
  • Regularly check the tread depth of your tires.
  • Rotate your tires every 6,000 miles as a rule of thumb.
  • Practice good driving habits. Observe speed limits, steer clear of potholes and debris on the road.
  • Finally, be alert to changes in vehicle handling, and look for uneven wear on your tires.

Waste Guide

Recycling Locations

    Contact the companies below for details regarding their programs.
     
    Azusa Land Reclamation (TPID: 1103429)
    1211 W. Gladstone Street, Azusa, CA 91702
    (626) 224-9127
    Accepts from public.  If more than 10 tires, hauler must be registered with the State.
     
    BAS Recycling, Inc. (TPID: 1565901)
    14050 Day Street, Moreno Valley, CA 92553
    (951) 214-6590
    Call before delivery to ensure the facility currently accepts tires.
     
    BJ Tire and Rubber Recycling Inc. (TPID: 1001094)
    14212 Santa Ana Avenue, Fontana, CA 92337
    (909) 854-2628
    Call before delivery to ensure the facility currently accepts tires.
     
    Lakin Tire West Inc. (TPID: 1000659)
    15305 Spring Avenue Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
    (562) 802-2752
    ONLY provides pick-up at customer's location.  Pick-up must be on a regular basis with a large quanitity of tires.

    Tires are accepted only at the Badlands, Blythe, and Lamb Canyon landfills for recycling with the following restrictions:

    • Passenger/light duty tires from residential customers only.
    • No commercial tires.
    • Limited to five tires per residential customer per day.
    • A surcharge of $6.00/tire will apply.
    • Tires may not be disposed with other solid waste. Customers must separate tires and place them in the designated storage area.
    • Tires may be refused at any time to prevent the landfill from exceeding maximum tire storage limits. Department landfills may not store more than 500 tires at any one time. Commercial haulers should utilize a tire recycling facility.
    • No out-of-county tires.
    • No equipment tires or oversize tires.

    Locations & hours

    Fee schedule:  Tire disposal rates apply


    This information above is offered as a public service in an effort to eliminate illegal and improper waste disposal. As the information may not be comprehensive, the Department encourages the public to research additional companies that are available for the services sought. The companies are not affiliated, endorsed or regulated by the Department. Accordingly, as with any professional service, please confirm the accuracy of the company’s information and request copies or verification of the company's license and/or permits to provide the service, prior to utilizing its services. Under no circumstances, directly or indirectly, shall the Department be held responsible or liable for reliance on this information.  If you would like to include your company on the list, please contact [email protected] or call (951) 486-3200.