waste tyre disposal

citronut · Unread post by **citronut** » 14 Feb 2009, 09:53

i need to clear out a load of old tyres, done a google search for a company that recycle tyres in the east sussex area, the two i found dont seem to be there on a saterday,

i find companys reluctant to take waste tyres,

so who wants them free of charge and i will help you load them on you wagon

regards malcolm

Unread post by **myglaren** » 14 Feb 2009, 09:59

Your local council should take them.

DickieG · Unread post by **DickieG** » 14 Feb 2009, 10:36

myglaren wrote:Your local council should take them.

Normally at a price of £1 each.

Unread post by **myglaren** » 14 Feb 2009, 10:45

DickieG wrote:
myglaren wrote:Your local council should take them.
Normally at a price of £1 each.

WOW! we just take them to the recycling centre and leave them there with the rest of the rubbish. Only contractors vans are charged after the first three trips.

citronut · Unread post by **citronut** » 14 Feb 2009, 10:49

in our area they only like you to take you to dump a couple at a time, if your domestic but im commercial thats the diferance,

regards malcolm

Unread post by **Peter.N.** » 14 Feb 2009, 15:51

Same down here, and, you have to take them off the wheels or they won't accept them!

pikecrazy · Unread post by **pikecrazy** » 14 Feb 2009, 18:58

I just throw them in the non recycling skip

Tyres on rims

KP · Unread post by KP » 16 Feb 2009, 07:46

How many are you taking say per week or so on?

In my area there are 4 recycling places and if you are only taking say 4-6 at a time you could maybe get away with it in your own car, expecially if its a bigger site and busy ish??

citronut · Unread post by **citronut** » 16 Feb 2009, 09:04

im trying to empty a lockup i rent, as i dont want it anymore, there are about 24 stashed in the shed at the rear of said lockup garage,

i am handding it back at the end of this month,

there is a selaction of some good and others not so good, 125x15's dersh and some from VISA's,

if anyone is interested they are welcome

regards malcolm

KP · Unread post by KP » 16 Feb 2009, 10:04

Even easier then, Take pictures of the good ones after a good wash if they are dusty/dirty and stick them on ebay, even if you get a quid for them as no reserve items it will cover yours costs and get rid of them with little work

Ross_K · Unread post by **Ross_K** » 16 Feb 2009, 12:07

If you're in the countryside you often find that farmers will take them off you for weighing down silage pit covers.

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