Curbside GuideHow to get rid of tires in New Braunfels, TX
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Take up to 4 whole passenger tires without rims to a free quarterly Bulky Garbage Drop Off event.
- Curbside Not via regular trash
- Prep Remove rims
- Cost / limits 4 whole passenger car tires wit…
- Appointment No for drop-off events
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- Curbside
- Not via regular trash. Whole passenger car tires without rims are accepted at free quarterly Bulky Garbage Drop Off events (limit 4 per resident).
- How to prepare
- Remove rims. Blown-out, partial, motorcycle, ATV and lawn-mower tires are not accepted at the events.
- Cost / limits
- 4 whole passenger car tires without rims per resident at bulky drop-off events.
- Appointment
- No for drop-off events — attend on published dates/locations.
- Drop-off
- Quarterly events at City Hall, Walnut Springs Elementary, Mesquite Creek Landfill and other posted sites (NBU site rules vary).
- Tip
- Scrap metal and appliances are not accepted at bulky drop-offs; appliances go to the City Recycle Center year-round.
Official source: newbraunfels.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 New Braunfels?
Take up to 4 whole passenger tires without rims to a free quarterly Bulky Garbage Drop Off event.
Is there curbside pickup for tires in New Braunfels?
Not via regular trash. Whole passenger car tires without rims are accepted at free quarterly Bulky Garbage Drop Off events (limit 4 per resident).
How much does it cost, and are there limits?
4 whole passenger car tires without rims per resident at bulky drop-off events.
Do I need an appointment in New Braunfels?
No for drop-off events — attend on published dates/locations.
Where can I drop off tires in New Braunfels?
Quarterly events at City Hall, Walnut Springs Elementary, Mesquite Creek Landfill and other posted sites (NBU site rules vary).
Any other tips for getting rid of tires in New Braunfels?
Scrap metal and appliances are not accepted at bulky drop-offs; appliances go to the City Recycle Center year-round.