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2 locations from 9 recycling listings in Milwaukee.
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 Milwaukee
Ace Auto Salvage
2393 S 43rd Street
(414) 645-1790
Used parts have been the business at Ace Auto Salvage on South 43rd Street in Milwaukee since 1974. The yard sells engines and transmissions, body parts and auto glass, mechanical, electrical, and suspension parts, and used tires, with a parts inventory search on its site and a parts warranty. The same lot buys junk cars. Ace pays cash and includes towing, with same-day or next-day pickup for most vehicles, and takes running and non-running cars, trucks, SUVs, vans, commercial vehicles, and flood-damaged or totaled vehicles. Offers weigh year, make, model, condition, mileage, current scrap prices, and parts demand. Crews drain fluids, reuse parts, and send the metal on for processing.
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Auto & Scrap Recyclers, Inc.
3800 W Mill Rd
(414) 358-3540
Mon-Fri 8 AM-4 PM; Sat 8 AM-2 PM; Sun closed
Auto & Scrap Recyclers runs a year-round junkyard and scrap yard at 3800 W Mill Rd that buys scrap metal and appliances. Customers pull used auto parts themselves or order a parts removal, and the yard stocks heavy-duty truck parts and diesel engines. It also tows junk vehicles with a title and supplies lugger and roll-off containers for industrial scrap.
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Tire Recycling in Milwaukee: FAQ
How much does tire disposal cost in Milwaukee, WI?
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.