Tire Recycling in New Hampshire

5 locations in 5 cities.

Places that accept used car and truck tires for recycling or disposal. Hours, fees, and accepted items change, so confirm with the facility before you go.

Tire Recycling by city

Weber Auto & Truck Parts

135 Island Pond Rd.

(603) 432-2084

Monday-Friday 8:00 AM-5:00 PM; Saturday closed

Weber Auto & Truck Parts is a Derry auto recycling business established in 1966 with more than 10 acres of foreign and domestic vehicle parts and scrap metal. It buys junk vehicles and scrap metal, sells used tires, rims, and batteries, and offers a limited 30-day warranty on parts.

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Manchester Drop Off Facility

500 Dunbarton Road

(603) 624-6504

Mon-Fri 7:30am-3:00pm; 1st and 3rd Sat of the month 7:30am-1:00pm

City transfer station at 500 Dunbarton Road for Manchester residents, businesses and contractors with an annual permit. Scrap metal and bulky metal items drop with no fee, and it also takes electronics, batteries, tires, waste oil, glass, paper, cardboard and container plastics #1-7.

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Turnpike Auto Parts

860 Turnpike Rd

(603) 878-1500

Monday-Friday 8:00 AM-5:00 PM; Saturday-Sunday closed

Turnpike Auto Parts pulls, tests, and sells used parts from a 10-acre yard at 860 Turnpike Rd in New Ipswich, stocked with vehicles from 1990 and newer. Engines, transmissions, doors, and bumpers are listed in an online inventory, and the staff tracks down parts that are not on site through its yard network. The business buys vehicles in any condition, running or not, and sells used tires from a rotating in-store stock; tire purchases are cash only. Parts carry a 6-month drivetrain warranty when under 10 years old and 100k miles and a 90-day warranty on the rest, with a 7-business-day return window and a return authorization number required. Local delivery covers Keene, Manchester, Worcester, and Leominster, and an eBay store handles online orders.

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Northwood Transfer Station and Recycling Center

1 Town Works Way

(603) 942-5586

Northwood requires recycling and an annual vehicle sticker for residential access. The center accepts appliances, batteries, electronics, construction debris, furniture, TVs and tires; some items carry fees.

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Camaro Heaven / Drew Auto Parts

112 Clark Rd

603-286-8855

Monday-Friday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM; Saturday 9:00 AM-2:00 PM

Camaro Heaven and Drew Auto Parts share one lot at 112 Clark Rd in Tilton. The Drew family has run the business since 1995 as an auto recycling yard with more than 500 vehicles in stock, selling used parts for all makes and models, foreign and domestic. Camaro Heaven, the sister side, buys, sells, and supplies parts for Camaros. The yard also sells used batteries, used tires and rims, and used cars and trucks, backs parts with warranties, and takes special orders. Owners of unwanted or junk vehicles sell them here, and the yard picks them up, in most cases the same day. Parts search runs by part or by image, and the business belongs to the NH Auto & Truck Recyclers Association.

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