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Tires (automotive)

car tires

Glossary
Tires (automotive)
Most passenger car and truck tires are managed through the province-wide Tire Stewardship BC product stewardship program. Various automotive tires are included in the program with an eco fee included in the purchase price to cover the cost of transporting and recycling. A full list of what is accepted and free depot locations is available on their website.

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How do I go green?

Don’t leave old tires in a pile in the backyard. There are toxins that can leach out into damp soil below which will pollute groundwater.

You may have a project at home that could use one of those old tires, such as a swing for the kids, bumpers for the dock or a soft landing point for your car’s front bumper in a tiny garage.

Hartland Depot will accept your old tires in small residential quantities. If the tires are on the rim, there is a fee. If the tires are off of the rim, there is no fee. 
Not all facilities listed below are part of the provincial program and may charge a fee for drop off. Contact facilities directly regarding restrictions and charges.

Facilities

  • Darryl's and James's Digs

    103 East Point Road
    Saturna Island
    250.539.3385

  • Fountain Tire

    All locations in the capital region

  • GFL Environmental (formerly Alpine, and Terrapure Environmental)

    1045 Dunford Avenue
    Victoria
    250.474.5145

  • Gurton's Garage Ltd.

    9139 East Saanich Road
    Sidney
    250.656.3939

  • H.L. Disposal & Lawn Services Ltd.

    334 Hillside Ave
    Victoria
    250.381.2020

  • Hartland Depot

    1 Hartland Avenue
    Victoria
    250.360.3030

  • Pender Island Recycling Depot

    4400 Otter Bay Road
    Pender Island
    250.629.6962

  • Port Renfrew Garbage & Recycling Depot

    17055 Parkinson Road
    Port Renfrew
    1.800.663.4425

  • Salt Spring Island Recycling Depot

    349 Rainbow Road
    Salt Spring Island
    250.537.1200

    • The Environmental Story

    Almost all of the 50,000 tonnes of scrap tires collected each year are recycled into products including athletic tracks and synthetic turf fields.