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Tire disposal in Kansas

21 sites in Kansas are listed for old tires: 4 landfills, 2 transfer stations, 7 C&D landfills and 8 tire recyclers. The most are in Cherokee County (3), Sedgwick County (3) and Allen County (1).

2 post hours; none publish a fee in our records yet. A site is listed when its own record names old tires. Limits and fees differ, so call before you load up.

Kansas rules and programs

  • Scrap tire disposal rules

    Yes

    Waste tires may not be landfilled except processed tires and a few listed exceptions, and they may only be handed to permit holders, beneficial users or tire retailers. A 25-cent excise tax is charged on each new tire.

    Source: K.S.A. 65-3424a (Kansas Revisor of Statutes), read October 5, 2026

  • Secured load law

    Yes

    No vehicle may be driven unless it is built or loaded so its load cannot drop, sift, leak or escape, and every load and covering must be securely fastened so it cannot come loose or become a hazard.

    Source: K.S.A. 8-1906 (Kansas Revisor of Statutes), read October 5, 2026

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Every listed site in Kansas, by county

Allen County (1)

  • Landfill

    Allen County Landfill

    1170 2800th Street, La Harpe, KS

    Hours
    Not posted
    Fee
    Not published
    C&D debris
    Accepted

    Record lists tires

Atchison County (1)

  • Record lists tires

Cherokee County (3)

Cloud County (1)

Coffey County (1)

Comanche County (1)

Crawford County (1)

Harper County (1)

  • Record lists tires

Leavenworth County (1)

  • Record lists tires

Linn County (1)

Lyon County (1)

McPherson County (1)

Mitchell County (1)

Neosho County (1)

Sedgwick County (3)

Sherman County (1)

Sumner County (1)

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