Curbside GuideHow to get rid of tires in Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Put up to two passenger/light-truck tires next to your black cart on garbage day (max four per household per year).
- Curbside Yes
- Prep Set beside the black trash cart…
- Cost / limits Up to two tires per set-out; up…
- Appointment Optional service request at (95…
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- Curbside
- Yes — place up to two passenger or light truck tires (up to 20 inches) next to your black cart on scheduled garbage days. Alternative: service request via Neighbor Support.
- How to prepare
- Set beside the black trash cart on a garbage collection day.
- Cost / limits
- Up to two tires per set-out; up to four tires per household per year via this program.
- Appointment
- Optional service request at (954) 828-8000 / FixIt FTL.
- Drop-off
- Ask Neighbor Support for facility options beyond the curb program.
- Tip
- Bulk brochure also lists rims/tires (limited to four) among courtesy miscellaneous items in some cases — prefer the dedicated curbside tire rule for passenger tires.
Official source: www.fortlauderdale.gov
Helpful supplies
- Tire tote or cargo liner — Keeps your car clean while you haul tires to a drop-off.
FAQ
How do I get rid of old tires in Fort Lauderdale?
Put up to two passenger/light-truck tires next to your black cart on garbage day (max four per household per year).
Is there curbside pickup for tires in Fort Lauderdale?
Yes — place up to two passenger or light truck tires (up to 20 inches) next to your black cart on scheduled garbage days. Alternative: service request via Neighbor Support.
How much does it cost, and are there limits?
Up to two tires per set-out; up to four tires per household per year via this program.
Do I need an appointment in Fort Lauderdale?
Optional service request at (954) 828-8000 / FixIt FTL.
Where can I drop off tires in Fort Lauderdale?
Ask Neighbor Support for facility options beyond the curb program.
Any other tips for getting rid of tires in Fort Lauderdale?
Bulk brochure also lists rims/tires (limited to four) among courtesy miscellaneous items in some cases — prefer the dedicated curbside tire rule for passenger tires.