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How to get rid of tires in Indianapolis, IN

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Take old tires to Liberty Tire at 1009 W. Troy Ave. ($4 each for car tires), or leave them with the shop when you buy new ones.

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Curbside
No. Indiana law bans whole tires from landfills, so they can't go out with curbside or heavy trash.
How to prepare
Call Liberty Tire for pricing on anything besides passenger or light-truck tires.
Cost / limits
$4 per passenger or light-truck tire and $12.75 per semi tire at Liberty Tire.
Appointment
No appointment listed for Liberty Tire's public drop-off.
Drop-off
Liberty Tire, 1009 W. Troy Ave., Mon to Fri 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (317) 238-0388.
Tip
Indiana requires shops that sell new tires to take your old ones. The Marion County Public Health Department's mosquito control program also runs a yearly free tire drop-off.

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How do I get rid of old tires in Indianapolis?

Take old tires to Liberty Tire at 1009 W. Troy Ave. ($4 each for car tires), or leave them with the shop when you buy new ones.

Is there curbside pickup for tires in Indianapolis?

No. Indiana law bans whole tires from landfills, so they can't go out with curbside or heavy trash.

How much does it cost, and are there limits?

$4 per passenger or light-truck tire and $12.75 per semi tire at Liberty Tire.

Do I need an appointment in Indianapolis?

No appointment listed for Liberty Tire's public drop-off.

Where can I drop off tires in Indianapolis?

Liberty Tire, 1009 W. Troy Ave., Mon to Fri 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (317) 238-0388.

Any other tips for getting rid of tires in Indianapolis?

Indiana requires shops that sell new tires to take your old ones. The Marion County Public Health Department's mosquito control program also runs a yearly free tire drop-off.

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