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3 locations from 18 recycling listings in Gaffney.
Places that accept used car and truck tires for recycling or disposal. Hours, fees, and accepted items change, so call or check the listing before you load up.
Tire Recycling in Gaffney
Cherokee County Landfill
192 Lemuel's Road
(864) 487-2760
Monday - Saturday 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM, Closed Sunday
The Cherokee County Landfill is located at the entrance on Lemuel's Road in Gaffney and accepts a range of recyclable materials and bulky items. Additional tire containers are located just inside the landfill entrance gate. The facility processes aluminum cans, foil, large appliances, electronics, metal scrap, and used motor oil.
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Cherokee County Recycling Center
1602 Overbrook Drive
(864) 487-2760
Monday - Friday 7:30 AM - 5 PM, Saturday 8 AM - 1 PM, Closed Sunday
The Cherokee County Recycling Center is a staffed drop-off facility on Overbrook Drive in Gaffney offering drive-thru service with attendants to unload recyclables. It accepts aluminum cans and foil, cardboard, mixed paper, plastic bottles and jugs, steel cans, and household electronics. The center also collects lead-acid batteries, tires, and used motor oil with filters.
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Walmart Tire and Lube Express Center
165 Walton Drive
Walmart Tire and Lube Express Center is a drop-off recycling center located at 165 Walton Drive, Gaffney, SC 29341. It accepts used motor oil from area residents.
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Tire Recycling in Gaffney: FAQ
How much does tire disposal cost in Gaffney, SC?
Expect a per-tire fee, usually a few dollars for car tires and more for truck tires or tires still on rims. Some counties run free tire amnesty days.
Can I put tires in the trash?
No. Most states ban whole tires from landfills and household trash.
Will a tire shop take my old tires?
Usually yes when you buy new tires there. Taking old tires on their own often comes with a fee.