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Tire disposal in Illinois

4 sites in Illinois are listed for old tires: 2 transfer stations, 1 yard waste site and 1 tire recycler. The most are in Cook County (2), Ogle County (1) and Will County (1).

3 post hours and 3 publish a fee, and 1 say they serve residents only. A site is listed when its own record names old tires. Limits and fees differ, so call before you load up.

Illinois rules and programs

  • Scrap tire disposal rules

    Yes

    Landfills may not accept used tires for final disposal unless they separate and shred them for approved uses. Retailers must take back as many used tires as you buy new, and collect $2.50 per tire ($2 plus 50 cents).

    Source: 415 ILCS 5/55 (via FindLaw), read October 5, 2026

  • Secured load law

    Yes

    No vehicle may be driven with a load that can drop, shift, leak or escape, and loads and covers must be securely fastened. Trucks and other second-division vehicles that let dirt, aggregate, garbage or refuse escape commit a petty offense with a fine of up to $150.

    Source: 625 ILCS 5/15-109 (via FindLaw), read October 5, 2026

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Every listed site in Illinois, by county

Cook County (2)

  • Record lists tires

  • Transfer station

    Tri-State Disposal

    13903 S Ashland Ave, Riverdale, IL

    Hours
    Monday – Friday 6 AM – 5 PM; Saturday 7 AM – 12 PM
    Fee
    Not published
    C&D debris
    Not listed

    Record lists tires

Ogle County (1)

Will County (1)

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