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[noun] -- a ring or band of rubber, either solid or hollow and inflated, or of metal, placed over the rim of a wheel to provide traction, resistance to wear, or other desirable properties.
[recycl-onym] -- tires can be ground up and turned into parking bumpers, traffic safety cones, soft playground fill and cushy running track tops.
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Tires off all sorts are recycled for a fee ($2 per car tire & $10 per truck tire)
Recycling up to 4 tires is FREE on the first Saturdays of both May and October
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Hard "implement" tires like lawn mower wheels are not accepted |
Curbside
There is no curbside service for tires.
Drop Offs
You can take this material to recycle at drop offs in:
Did you know...
- Locally we recycle over 263 tons of newspapers each year, saving over 1.6 million pounds of carbon pollution, over 3,100 trees and over 1.1 million kilowatt hours of electricity.
- On average, recycling your newspapers generates nearly $18,000 in revenues each year.
- Your recycling participation contributes to our average 16% recycling rate and helps boost our total recycling revenues to over $126,440 on average.
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Recycling