MyEcoVille Spartanburg County

Hosted by the Spartanburg County Public Works Department

SC State Flag
  • Home
  • Residential Recycling
    • Recycling Center Locations
    • Curbside Collection of Recyclables
    • Electronics
    • Tire Recycling
    • Used Motor Oil, Oil Filters and Bottles
    • Yard Trimmings
    • Household Hazardous Waste
  • Business Recycling
  • Products and Services
    • Buying Recycled
    • Swap Shop
  • Landfill Disposal Fees
  • Sustainability
    • Renewable Energy and Conservation
    • Water Conservation
    • Green Transportation
    • Green Building
  • News and Events
    • News
      • Winners chosen
      • Household Hazardous Material Collection Day Apr 16
      • Holiday Schedule 2011
    • Events
      • World Forestry Day
      • World Day for Water
      • Earth Hour
      • 3rd Annual Household Hazardous Material Collection Day
      • Earth Day
      • International Day for Biological Diversity
      • World Environment Day
      • World Carfree Day
  • Environmental Education
    • For Educators and Students
    • MyEcoVideos
  • Contact Information
  • Links

Residential Recycling

  • Recycling Center Locations
  • Curbside Collection of Recyclables
  • Electronics
  • Tire Recycling
  • Used Motor Oil, Oil Filters and Bottles
  • Yard Trimmings
  • Household Hazardous Waste

Find

Facilities and drop-off locations
near you!

Explore

Search another State:

Residential Recycling » Tire Recycling

Tire Recycling

How can I recycle tires?

Car, truck and motorcycle tires can be taken to the Wellford Landfill, located at 595 Little Mountain Rd, Wellford, SC 29385 for recycling.

The drop-off site is open Monday - Saturday 7 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

DID YOU KNOW? Whole tires are banned from landfill disposal. There is a $2 fee per tire for each new tire sold in South Carolina with a U.S. Department of Transportation number. The fee is divided several ways, but mostly it is used by retailers or local governments to clean up waste tire piles and to recycle waste tires. Some funding is provided to do research to find new applications for waste tires, including using waste tires in road paving.

NOTE: Before buying tires, ask the retailer if they accept the tires being replaced on your vehicle. The state has no other fees associated with the sale of tires. Retailers may charge additional environmental fees for recycling or proper disposal as a matter of company policy.

Questions? Please call 864-595-5326 or e-mail.

About Re-TRAC Integration Site Map Upload a Video

Copyright © 2012 Emerge Knowledge Design Inc.