INYO COUNTY RECYCLING AND WASTE MANAGEMENT ANNOUNCES FREE TIRE DISPOSAL
FREE TIRE DISPOSAL

INYO COUNTY RECYCLING AND WASTE MANAGEMENT ANNOUNCES

Free tire disposal at the following locations:

JUNE 1 – 2 2024

Bishop-Sunland Landfill – June 1st and 2nd

Independence Landfill – June 2nd

Lone Pine Landfill – June 1st and 2nd

Big Pine Transfer Station – June 1st

LANDFILL HOURS 7:30 – 3:30

County residents may dispose of up to nine (9)*

passenger or truck tires without rims, on the date

and time listed above, for FREE!

(No heavy equipment tires)

*Note: California law prohibits transport of more than nine tires at a time.

For additional information, please contact

Inyo County Recycling & Waste Management at (760) 873-7191

NOT AVAILABLE TO TIRE DEALERS
https://sierrawave.net/inyo-county-recycling-and-waste-management-announces-free-tire-disposal/

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