Tire recycler
City Tech Recycling
6563 145th Avenue, Forest Lake, MN
- Hours
- Monday – Friday 8 AM – 5 PM; Saturday 8 AM – 12 PM
- Fee
- Not published
- C&D debris
- Not listed
- Phone
- (651) 486-6763
Tire disposal in Minnesota
3 sites in Minnesota are listed for old tires: 1 transfer station and 2 tire recyclers. The most are in Anoka County (1), Isanti County (1) and Kandiyohi County (1).
All 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.
Minnesota rules and programs
Scrap tire disposal rules
YesLand disposal of waste tires has been prohibited since July 1, 1985, except for beneficial uses of tire-derived products the state designates.
Source: Minn. Stat. § 115A.904 (Minnesota Revisor of Statutes), read October 5, 2026
Secured load law
YesNo vehicle may be driven unless it is built, loaded or its load securely covered so nothing drops, sifts, leaks, blows or otherwise escapes.
Source: Minn. Stat. § 169.81, subd. 5 (Minnesota Revisor of Statutes), read October 5, 2026
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Every listed site in Minnesota, by county
Anoka County (1)
Record lists tires
Isanti County (1)
- Tire recycler
First State Tire Disposal INC
1500 278th Lane North East, Isanti, MN
- Hours
- Monday – Friday 8 AM – 3 PM
- Fee
- Not published
- C&D debris
- Not listed
- Phone
- (763) 434-0578
Record lists tires
Kandiyohi County (1)
- Transfer station
West Central Transfer Station - Willmar
4089 Abbott Dr, Willmar, MN
- Hours
- Monday – Friday 8 AM – 5 PM
- Fee
- Not published
- C&D debris
- Not listed
- Phone
- (320) 235-7630
Record lists tires
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