Fort Wayne, Indiana · waste tire removal
Tire Pickup & Disposal in Fort Wayne, Indiana
Old tires piling up in a garage, shop bay, rental property, or job site? Send us the count and a photo and we will confirm the pickup and disposal path for your load. Passenger and light-truck tires are routine; larger commercial and oversize tires are handled by request.
Tire pickup and transport is performed only when the applicable Indiana waste-tire requirements are satisfied. Some tire loads must be routed through a registered waste-tire transporter or an allowed waste-tire destination. Call or send details and we will confirm the proper pickup and disposal path for your load before scheduling.
What to tell us about your tires
The more of this we have up front, the faster we can confirm the price and the correct disposal path:
- Approximate quantity (a rough count is fine)
- Tire type — passenger, light truck, commercial, or oversize
- Whether the tires are mounted on rims
- Pickup city and the type of property (home, shop, rental, job site)
- Where the tires sit and how close a truck can park
- Photos of the pile — this is usually the fastest way to a number
Who we pick up tires for
Homeowners & properties
Old tires stacked in a garage, barn, shed, or behind a rental property.
Tire shops & garages
Passenger and light-truck scrap tires accumulating faster than you can move them.
Property managers
Cleanouts and abandoned tire piles left behind by previous tenants or owners.
Contractors & businesses
Job-site or fleet tires cleared out alongside other junk on the same trip.
Tire shops, garages & businesses: recurring pickup
If scrap tires build up on a weekly or monthly cycle, call or text 260-258-6680 with your location and typical volume. We will confirm what schedule is workable and how the load has to be handled under Indiana waste-tire requirements.
Indiana waste-tire rules, in plain terms
Indiana regulates waste tires separately from ordinary household junk. IDEM requires businesses that transport waste tires in Indiana to obtain the applicable waste-tire transporter registration before beginning those operations under IC 13-20-13/14 and 329 IAC 15. Registered transporters prepare a waste tire manifest for each shipment, give copies to the generator and the receiver, and keep records.
Waste tires also have to end up at an allowed destination — a registered transporter, storage, or processing site, a manufacturer or retreader, a wholesaler or agent, or a permitted final disposal facility, as applicable.
Tire pickup and transport is performed only when the applicable Indiana waste-tire requirements are satisfied. Some tire loads must be routed through a registered waste-tire transporter or an allowed waste-tire destination. Call or send details and we will confirm the proper pickup and disposal path for your load before scheduling.
Request tire pickup
This is the same request form we use for every junk removal job — it lands with our team the moment you submit it. The job type is already set to tire pickup; add the count, tire type, and whether they are on rims in the details step.
Starting price applies to qualifying small curbside pickups. Final pricing depends on the item, volume, weight, labor, access, travel, and disposal requirements.
Tire pickup FAQ
Do you pick up tires in Fort Wayne?
Yes — we take tire pickup requests in Fort Wayne and the surrounding Allen County area. Send the quantity, tire type, and whether they are on rims, and we will confirm whether we can haul the load directly or need to route it through a registered waste-tire transporter or allowed waste-tire destination.
How much does tire disposal cost?
Tire pricing depends on quantity, tire size and type, whether they are mounted on rims, access at the pickup location, and the disposal path required for the load. We quote after we see the details, so there is no fixed per-tire price posted here.
What kinds of tires can you take?
Passenger and light-truck tires are the most common. Larger commercial, agricultural, and oversize tires are handled by request because they need a specific disposal path and equipment.
Do tires have to be off the rims?
Not necessarily, but it matters for pricing and handling. Tell us whether tires are mounted on rims when you send details.
Can a tire shop or garage set up recurring pickups?
Send your shop name, location, and roughly how many tires accumulate per week or month. We will confirm what is possible under Indiana waste-tire requirements and quote a recurring schedule from there.
What is a waste tire manifest?
Indiana requires registered waste-tire transporters to prepare a waste tire manifest for each shipment, provide copies to the generator and receiver, and retain records. If your load requires manifested transport, we will tell you before pickup rather than around it.