Tire disposal return 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the tire disposal return in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your legal name in the first field, ensuring it does not exceed 24 characters. This is crucial for identification purposes.
  3. Fill in the 'Period Beginning' and 'Period Ending' dates using the MM-DD-YY format to specify the reporting period.
  4. Input your Account ID, followed by your street address, city, state, and zip code to provide your business location details.
  5. In the Gross Receipts section, enter your total sales amount. Then proceed to fill out any exempt sales categories as applicable.
  6. Calculate total taxable sales by subtracting exempt sales from gross receipts. Enter this value in the designated field.
  7. Complete the tax calculation sections for tires based on their sizes and add any penalties or interest if applicable.
  8. Finally, sign and date the form at the bottom, certifying that all information provided is accurate before submitting it via mail.

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Shredded tires are now being used in landfills, replacing other construction materials, for a lightweight back-fill in gas venting systems, leachate collection systems, and operational liners. Shredded tire material may also be used to cap, close, or daily cover landfill sites.
How much is a tire disposal fee? Depends on who collects it. The tire disposal fee funds the direct disposal of end-of-use tires and can be charged by the tire retailer/installer/town. Usually, its between $2 and $5 per regular-sized tire.
Tire retailers such as Les Schwab, Costco, Sears, Wal-Mart, Goodyear and Firestone pay Tire Disposal Recycling to take away the old tires. The company, which operates in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and California, supplies old tires to several Northwest cement producers that use them for fuel.
The money you get out of the tires you sell will always be dependent on such factors as size, quality, and demand. There might be buyers who will be willing to pay as high as $60 for each used tire while there might also be buyers who are only willing to pay as low as $3 for each used tire.

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