Tire disposal by city
Most bulk trash programs do not take tires. These are the drop-off options official city and county pages list, as of Nov 4, 2026.
| Casa Grande | Tires are not accepted at the Casa Grande landfill. Take them to the Pinal County Material Recovery Center, 12725 Adamsville Road, Florence: free for up to five tires per person per year, then $1 per tire; $5 for each tire with a rim. Tue-Thu 7 a.m.-2:30 p.m., 520-866-6685. Official source |
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| Chandler | The Recycling Solid Waste Collection Center takes de-rimmed passenger vehicle tires, limit 5 per month, and de-rimmed tractor, semi-truck, ATV and off-road tires, limit 2 per year. Official source |
| Gilbert | The Household Hazardous Waste event accepts automobile tires without rims, 5 tires per year. Official source |
| Glendale | The Municipal Landfill takes up to 5 residential car or truck tires from Glendale residents at no charge, removed from the rim. Official source The city also points residents to Maricopa County transfer stations for on-road tires. Official source |
| Mesa | The household hazardous materials facility takes car tires without rims, daily limit 5. Official source |
| Phoenix | Residents may take up to five automobile tires per year to a City of Phoenix transfer station, rims removed. Official source |
| San Tan Valley (Pinal County) | Pinal County Material Recovery Center, 12725 Adamsville Road, west of Florence (520-866-6685): 5 tires per person per year at no cost; extra car or pickup tires $1 each, semi-truck tires $2 each, off-road or tractor tires $140 per ton. Official source |
Cities not listed did not publish mattress or e-waste rules we could confirm on an official page. Check your city page.