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Liberty Tire Recycling

1398 North Beck St Salt Lake City UT 84116 USA

2.7 (40 reviews)

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About This Center

Revolutionizing Tire Recycling is a sustainable initiative by Liberty Tire Recycling that aims to repurpose used tires into innovative products, supporting a green circular economy. They offer tire collection services to prevent tires from ending up in landfills, polluting waterways, and depleting air quality. Liberty Tire Recycling recirculates all parts of the tire as raw materials, including crumb rubber, and grades and resells high-quality used tires. They also create safe, eco-friendly products and materials from downgraded tires. Visitors can utilize their tire collection services to dispose of scrap automobile, truck, and off-road tires, and purchase used tires wholesale. Liberty Tire Recycling's commitment to sustainability is evident through their efforts in diverting rubber from landfills, collecting and processing millions of tires annually, and repurposing rubber into landscaping edging and mulch. They emphasize innovation, sustainability, and environmental stewardship in their operations, inviting visitors to join the sustainability revolution and explore their range of sustainable products.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

TiresCrumb RubberUsed TiresTire Collection ServicesWholesale Used TiresRubber RecyclingLandscaping EdgingMulch

Featured Reviews

Kaja Jensen

Kaja Jensen (1/5 stars, 4 months ago): They've closed the gate to everyone after hours and they're somehow expecting me to drop and hook a trailer in that yellow zone. The only way anyone could accomplish that (if there were even a spot open to back into) is to back in off highway 89 which is incredibly dangerous. The trailers are dropped too high and too close together to even connect a truck to. Half of the pickups I've done here lately have not had paperwork left with them. Closing the gate without giving drivers a code to get in was a terrible mistake. I have had to miss two loads here due to these issues. I don't get why there is a gate anyways nobody is stealing old tires. Also one time I went inside to ask for paperwork and I saw a rat run under the vending machine which seems hazardous to the employees there. This place used to be a decent shipper but recently it has gone downhill a considerable amount. I look forward to these problems being addressed and resolved.

Daryl Bouck

Daryl Bouck (5/5 stars, 4 months ago): 5 stars?!? Yes. Definitely but don't expect The Grand. This is a tire recycler and they mostly take HUGE shipments of tires. Did they take my 11 tires? Yes and I was very grateful that they did. It does cost you (less than it costs you at the tire shop). They charge $240/ton. They also charged me a $5 environmental fee. I was happy to pay $29 to get rid of 11 old car tires. Does it stink there? YES. It's not the Ritz and I don't want it to be. I'll (happily) be back.

Canadian Guy

Canadian Guy (2/5 stars, a year ago): Employees working in such an environment just can't be happy. It's a constant wall of dust in the air + chemical smell and thick layer of dust on the yard which flies in the air as a tornado with every vehicle passing by making you eat it. Expect Slow and DUSTY loading.