Tire recyclerEPA / OSM listing
Johnson Oil Company
You will find Johnson Oil Company in Hallock, MN. It is a tire recycler in Kittson County. It is a business, not a public dump. Many take drop-offs from the public, but call first to confirm. It is listed for tires. It is one of 2 drop-off sites we list in Kittson County.
| Address | 1215 South Atlantic Avenue, Hallock, MN 56728 Directions |
|---|---|
| County | Kittson County, MN |
| Phone | (218) 843-2681 |
| Hours | Not listed yet. The phone number above is the fastest way to check. |
| Fees | Rates are not published in our sources. Ask what they charge for a car or pickup load. |
| Access | Commercial facility, residential drop-off unconfirmed |
| Accepts | Tires |
EPA record (June 2020). We have not verified hours or fees here. Price or hours wrong? Tell us.
Before you go
- Call ahead: we do not have confirmed hours for this site.
- Confirm that they accept loads from the public before loading up.
- Unload quickly and safely: stay clear of heavy equipment on the tipping floor.
Dumps for household trash nearby
- Mar - Kit Landfill Board LandfillHousehold trash & bulky itemsConstruction debris
Hazardous waste drop-off nearby
- Marshall County Demolition Landfill Hazardous waste drop-offConstruction debrisHousehold hazardous waste
More in Kittson County
All 2 drop-off sites in Kittson County · Tires · Construction debris · Minnesota
Frequently asked questions
Where is Johnson Oil Company?
1215 South Atlantic Avenue, Hallock, MN 56728. Directions open in Google Maps on your phone or computer.
What can I drop off at Johnson Oil Company?
Johnson Oil Company is listed for tires. This is from public data; the operator has the final word.
Is Johnson Oil Company open to the public?
Commercial facility, residential drop-off unconfirmed, as far as our sources show.
Where can I take paint and chemicals near Hallock?
The closest household hazardous waste drop-off we list is Marshall County Demolition Landfill, about 34 miles away.
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