Old Tires

Big tires also make very good planters for raised beds in a yard or garden.

I bet there is someone out there that would want your used tires. Good luck!

But that's just me...

Tim

For front tractor and implement tires, it's the same $2 fee we get charged for car/truck tires. I had new (used) tires put on my truck about a month ago, but I wanted the other ones back for hay wagons. I still paid the fee for disposal, but then I brought in 4 other junk tires instead to dispose of.

Then when we have to change out a wagon tire, we pay the disposal for the one that blew out, and bring in our own used tire to mount back on the rim.

If Minnesota dosen't have anything, go talk to whoever sells tractor tires, and ask them how they get rid of their's. Chances are, they have a company that comes out and picks them up every so often for a fee. Get the contact info for that company and talk to them. I think I paid like 15 bucks to get rid of a medium sized tractor tire.

Mahalo,
doogdoog

Of course I live in the mountains and have a greater need for retaining walls than do most of those who don't.

They use a technology that meets local and national air quality standards. At this point, I believe they get a "tipping fee" for accepting tires. I suspect there will be competition in the future and they will not be able to collect that fee. Save your tires. Someday you will be able to sell them as you do with metal scrap.