Tire disposal and recycling in Cumberland County, NJ

2 places in Cumberland County take old tires: Cumberland County Impr. Authority. Landfill and Diamond Materials LLC. 1 is run by a public agency; the others are private, so call first. Just outside the county: Waste Management of NJ INC (21 mi).

Where to get rid of old tires

Cumberland County Impr. Authority. Landfill Landfill

169 Jesse Bridge Rd, Rosenhayn · (856) 825-3700

Household trash & bulky itemsConstruction debrisTiresScrap metal
Diamond Materials LLC Tire recycler

1020 Buckshutem Rd, Bridgeton · (856) 358-3452

Construction debrisTires

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Waste Management of NJ INC Tire recycler

1164 Route 54, Collings Lakes · Atlantic County · 21 mi · (609) 567-2398

Construction debrisTiresScrap metal
Cape May County Mua Household Hazardous Waste Facility Hazardous waste drop-off

2050 Dennisville - Petersburg Rd, Woodbine · Cape May County · 22 mi · (609) 465-9026

Yard waste & brushHousehold hazardous wasteElectronicsTiresScrap metal
Delaware Solid Waste Authority - Northern (Cherry Island) Landfill Landfill Verified

1706 East 12th St, Wilmington · New Castle County · 32 mi · (800) 404-7080

Hours: Mon-Fri: 7 am to 5 pm … Solid waste, per ton: $80.00

Household trash & bulky itemsConstruction debrisTires

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Where can I get rid of old tires in Cumberland County?

Cumberland County Impr. Authority. Landfill, 169 Jesse Bridge Rd, Rosenhayn and Diamond Materials LLC, 1020 Buckshutem Rd, Bridgeton.