Residents, bring your used tires to our free Tire Collection Event. Rims are accepted. No tires from businesses, nor tractor-sized tires. Contact the County at (626) 430-5540 for a tire hauling permit if you transport 10 or more tires.
Dispose of those stubborn tires in your home or community and help reduce waste in our landfills. Stray tires also cause urban blight and provide a nesting area for harmful mosquitoes. Tens of thousands of residents have taken advantage of this service. There are also commercial recyclers which accept waste tires from tire shops and the public. Waste tires are often recycled into rubberized asphalt or slurry for street rehabilitation projects. For more information, visit CalRecycle.
Sites Accepting Tires
The following facilities accept scrap tires. If they are inconvenient, please search online for tire shops and automotive repair. Some shops will accept tires, although may charge a fee (usually $3 or more per tire). The County provides free tire recycling events for residents to drop off waste tires to be recycled.
| City | Address | Fees |
| Compton | Crumb Rubber Manufacturers 15800 S. Avalon Blvd. Compton, CA 90248 (310) 538-2222 |
$139/ton $10 min. charge |
| Santa Fe Springs | Daniels Tire Service 11850 Slauson Ave. Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 (562) 698-9401 |
$4.50/passenger tire $6.50/light truck tire $15/commercial tire |
| Los Angeles | American Reclamation 4560 Doran St. Los Angeles, CA 90039 (747) 257-0261 |
$15/passenger tires $5/OTR tires Additional fees apply for tires with rims |
