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Weaver, Richard
Weaver, Richard is a tire recycler in Jerauld County, SD, listed under Wessington Springs. It is a business, not a public dump. Many take drop-offs from the public, but call first to confirm. Materials on record: tires. We list 2 other drop-off sites in Jerauld County.
| Address | 23359 377th Avenue, Wessington Springs, SD 57382 Directions |
|---|---|
| County | Jerauld County, SD |
| Phone | (605) 539-1312 |
| Hours | We have no confirmed hours on file; please phone ahead. |
| Fees | No published rate on file. Most dumps charge by weight or by load, often with a minimum. |
| Access | Commercial recycler; ask whether they take drop-offs from individuals |
| Accepts | Tires |
Listed in the U.S. EPA Disaster Debris Recovery Tool (record from December 2024). Not yet verified by us. Price or hours wrong? Tell us.
Before you go
- Confirm the schedule: many drop-offs close on holidays and some weekdays.
- Ask on the phone whether they take small loads from individuals.
- Weekday mornings are often the quietest time at the scale.
Other tire recyclers nearby
- Wessington Springs, City Tire recycler
- Plankinton, City Tire recycler
- H&R Salvage LLC Tire recyclerTiresScrap metal
Dumps for household trash nearby
- L&M Sanitation Transfer station
More in Jerauld County
All 3 drop-off sites in Jerauld County · Tires · South Dakota
Frequently asked questions
Where is Weaver, Richard?
23359 377th Avenue, Wessington Springs, SD 57382. Tap Directions to get there from where you are.
What can I drop off at Weaver, Richard?
Weaver, Richard is listed for tires. This is from public data; the operator has the final word.
Is Weaver, Richard open to the public?
As far as we know: commercial recycler; ask whether they take drop-offs from individuals.
What other tire recyclers are near Weaver, Richard?
Wessington Springs, City in Wessington Springs (8 mi), Plankinton, City in Plankinton (21 mi) and H&R Salvage LLC in Mitchell (34 mi).
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