Dumps NearbyTire disposal and recycling in Leon County, FL
We list 3 sites for old tires in Leon County, FL. All are public facilities. We checked 3 of them against the operator's website. Just outside the county: Quincy Transfer Station (13 mi).
Where to get rid of old tires
- Hours: Mon-Sat: 8 am to 5 pm Yard debris (unincorporated residents): first load free, then: $50.18/tonHousehold trash & bulky itemsFurniture & bulky itemsYard waste & brushTires
- Hours: Fri: 9 am to 6 pm …Household trash & bulky itemsFurniture & bulky itemsYard waste & brushElectronicsTires
- Hours: Fri: 9 am to 6 pm …Household trash & bulky itemsFurniture & bulky itemsYard waste & brushElectronicsTires
Nearby, outside Leon County
- Quincy Transfer Station Transfer stationHousehold trash & bulky itemsTires
- Household trash & bulky itemsConstruction debrisTires
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What to know about old tires in general: Tire disposal guide.
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All drop-off sites in Leon County
Frequently asked questions
Where can I get rid of old tires in Leon County?
Leon County Solid Waste Management Facility, 7550 Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee, Woodville Rural Waste Service Center, 549 Henry Jones Rd, Woodville and Miccosukee Rural Waste Service Center, 13051 Miccosukee Rd, Miccosukee.
What does it cost?
Leon County Solid Waste Management Facility: Yard debris (unincorporated residents): first load free, then $50.18/ton, Yard debris (City of Tallahassee residents) $50.18/ton, Tires (up to four free), then $180/ton.