I have at least 30-40 old tires in my barn does anyone know a place that takes them or other ways to get rid of them i’m in the north side of houston
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only legal way I know of is to take them to a tire disposal, good luck! It can get pricey and those places are getting harder to find! -
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Yep take them to the dump and pay the feeComment
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Wait until after dark and burn them. They won’t see the black smoke.
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They make good catfish spawning places. Throw them in the lake in waist deep water
Remember where you put them and go back in early June and do some noodling.
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If you have time, just take them to discount tire after hours.... they’ll get rid of them for you. Just leave them there.
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Throw them out in front of my lease gate. Everyone else does. Usually a couple days a year, some towns have clean up days where you can dump for free. They used to take tires, but not sure if they still do, or how many you can bring at a time. Might check with your city and see if they know of something.Comment
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Southern Tire charge 5.00 per tire. Another dealer charges 3.00 per tireComment
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Many tire stores will take them a little at a time (5-10 tires) for the disposal fee charged to them by whoever picks theirs up. Or get the number of who picks up their tires and arrange a pickup yourself. Usually $3-5 a tire.Comment
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Same here. The locals think that the creek right on the road that runs along my property is their personal bulk trash dump.Originally posted by Muskles View PostComment
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Use them to make a berm for your shooting range
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Could be like all the other people in town and set them on our HS practice field.
I guess they see the tractor tires out there so they assume we need more car tires? Constantly show up in the morning to more tires!
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Burn 1 every nightComment
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