I have about 30 riding lawnmower tires (some with wheels) that I need to dispose of. Where is the cheapest place to take them in the Arlington/Burleson/Fort Worth area? I got one price of $2.75 per tire and that seems high for such a small tire. 
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Have you checked Walmart? -
Burn them at the campfire at the deer camp always a big hit at ours.
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just sneak one a week in your local trash pick up.Comment
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See if you have a Liberty Tire Recycling near you. They charge by the pound.Comment
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If they are in any type of usable shape, even slow leaks, post them on CL. Someone may take them just for the wheel, someone may need a tire to limp along if it holds air for a while. I bet you can get the stack whittled down quick.Comment
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Cut them up and spray some paint on them and sell them for $40 each take the money and buy hunting stuff.Attached FilesComment
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Cut the sidewalls off and throw them in the trash.
Throughout the different dumpster companies we've used over the years, they have never had a problem with us throwing tires in the dumpster as long as we cut out the sidewalls.
We just use a sawzall and run it around each side cutting the sidewalls out takes maybe 10 minutes for both sides on a full sized tire. Those small tires aren't easy to get off the rim, but you will probably have to get them off the rim at some point anyway.Comment
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I'm busy trying to rebuild a house, I just want them gone.
Y'all are more than welcome to come get them and sell or make something out of them. I was thinking they would be great for fish habitat.
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That was my first thought fish structureOriginally posted by 7sdad View PostI'm busy trying to rebuild a house, I just want them gone. Y'all are more than welcome to come get them and sell or make something out of them. I was thinking they would be great for fish habitat.Comment
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