Dumps NearbyTire disposal and recycling in San Mateo County, CA
6 places in San Mateo County take old tires: Blue Line MRF and Transfer Station, Burlingame Valero and Recoclogy San Francisco Transfer Station and more. 2 are run by a public agency; the others are private, so call first. Just outside the county: Sunnyvale MRF & Transfer Station (17 mi).
Where to get rid of old tires
- Blue Line MRF and Transfer Station Transfer stationHousehold trash & bulky itemsTires
- Burlingame Valero Tire recycler
- Recoclogy San Francisco Transfer Station Tire recycler
- Recology of the Coast Tire recycler
- San Bruno Transfer Station Transfer stationHousehold trash & bulky itemsTires
- Shoreway Environmental Center Transfer stationHours: Mon to Sat 8:30 am to 4 pmHousehold trash & bulky itemsTires
Nearby, outside San Mateo County
- Hours: Mon-Sun: 8 am to 5 pm Uncovered open load: $15 (tarp issued)Household trash & bulky itemsFurniture & bulky itemsConstruction debrisYard waste & brushHousehold hazardous waste
- Hours: Mon-Sat: 8 am to 5 pm Mattress: Free for Fremont residents, up to 4 per vehicle per day (not mixed with other waste)Household trash & bulky itemsConstruction debrisYard waste & brushTiresScrap metal
- Hours: Mon-Fri: 6 am to 5:45 pm … Trash: $46 per cubic yard or $135 per tonHousehold trash & bulky itemsFurniture & bulky itemsConstruction debrisYard waste & brushElectronics
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For typical rules and fees, see the Tire disposal guide.
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All drop-off sites in San Mateo County
Frequently asked questions
Where can I get rid of old tires in San Mateo County?
Blue Line MRF and Transfer Station, 500 E Jamie CT, South San Francisco, Burlingame Valero, 601 California Dr, Burlingame, Recoclogy San Francisco Transfer Station, 501 Tunnel Ave, San Francisco and Recology of the Coast, 1046 Palmetto Ave, Pacifica.