Bulk Tire Removal for Businesses and Farms
You've got a pile of tires. Maybe it's accumulated over years of fleet operations, farming, or running a tire shop. Now you need them gone—all of them—and regular disposal options don't cut it.
Bulk tire removal for businesses is different from residential pickups. Here's how it works in the Treasure Valley.
Who Needs Bulk Tire Removal?
We work with various commercial clients in the Boise area:
Farms and ranches. Agriculture generates huge numbers of tires—equipment, trailers, feedlot barriers. Many Canyon County farms have tire piles that have grown for decades.
Tire shops and auto dealers. Customer tires stack up fast. Storage space fills up. Regular disposal becomes overwhelming.
Fleet operations. Trucking companies, delivery services, municipalities—any business with vehicles generates tire waste.
Property managers and landlords. Inherited tire piles from previous tenants or businesses are common cleanup situations.
Construction and demo sites. Clearing land often uncovers buried or dumped tires that need removal before the project proceeds.
Why Bulk Tires Are Different
Large tire quantities create unique challenges:
Volume overwhelms normal channels. Drop-off facilities have limits. You can't just show up with a trailer full of 500 tires.
Mixed tire types. Passenger tires, truck tires, farm equipment tires, and OTR (off-the-road) tires all have different disposal requirements and costs.
Access and logistics. Loading hundreds of tires requires equipment and manpower. Farm tire piles might be in remote locations with limited road access.
Regulatory compliance. Businesses face stricter disposal requirements than homeowners. You need documentation that tires were disposed of properly.
How Bulk Tire Removal Works
The process for commercial clients:
Bulk Pricing Considerations
What affects commercial tire removal pricing:
Volume discounts. Per-tire pricing drops significantly at higher quantities. A hundred tires costs much less per tire than ten.
Tire types. Passenger tires are cheapest to dispose of. Large truck tires cost more. Farm and construction equipment tires (especially large OTR tires) have the highest disposal fees.
Condition. Clean, intact tires cost less than tires filled with dirt, water, or debris.
Location. Sites closer to Boise with good truck access are more economical than remote locations requiring long hauls on rural roads.
Ongoing service. Businesses that need regular pickups can often negotiate better rates than one-time cleanups.
Ongoing Service for Businesses
Many commercial clients need regular tire removal:
Tire shops and dealers. Weekly or monthly scheduled pickups keep your storage under control without you thinking about it.
Fleet maintenance. Scheduled pickups coordinated with your tire rotation and replacement cycles.
On-call service. Call when you've accumulated enough tires to warrant a pickup. We come within a few days.
Regular service clients get priority scheduling and consistent pricing. It's easier than managing tire disposal yourself.
The Bottom Line
Bulk tire removal is a logistics problem, not an impossible one. With the right equipment and relationships with recycling facilities, even large tire piles can be cleared efficiently.
The key is working with a company that handles bulk commercial work regularly—not just residential pickups. We have the capacity, equipment, and disposal relationships to handle large-scale jobs throughout the Treasure Valley.
Whether you need a one-time cleanup or ongoing service, we can put together a program that works for your business.
Need Bulk Tire Removal?
We provide commercial tire removal throughout Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, and the surrounding Treasure Valley. Free site assessments and quotes.
Call (208) 361-1982