Tire Removal & Disposal in Orlando & Central Florida
Residential and commercial tire pickup reviewed for quantity, type, access, and current handling requirements
Discarded tires can collect standing water and may be subject to property, facility, and regulatory handling requirements. Junk Removal Rangers reviews tire-removal requests for homeowners, shops, property managers, and commercial properties. Staff confirm tire type, quantity, rim status, access, truck capacity, labor, trips, facility acceptance, documentation availability, and appointment timing before service.
What We Handle
- Passenger car tires (with or without rims)
- Truck and SUV tires
- Commercial and semi-truck tires
- Motorcycle and ATV tires
- Lawn mower and equipment tires
- Tractor and agricultural tires
- Tire rims and wheels (recycled separately)
- Bulk tire accumulations from properties
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does tire removal cost in Orlando?
Tire removal is typically priced per tire, with discounts for larger quantities. Passenger tires cost less than commercial/truck tires. Tires with rims cost slightly more due to additional processing. Text photos to (407) 305-4707 for a quick quote.
Can I put old tires in the regular trash in Orlando?
No. Florida law prohibits disposing of whole tires in landfills. Orange County requires tires to be taken to certified recycling facilities. Improper tire disposal can result in fines. We handle all the compliance for you.
Do you remove tires with rims still on them?
Disclose whether rims are attached. Staff confirm acceptance, separation requirements, weight, facility handling, and any added scope before pricing the pickup.
Why is tire removal important in Florida?
Old tires collect rainwater and become breeding grounds for Aedes mosquitoes that carry Zika, dengue, and West Nile virus. Florida's warm, wet climate makes this a year-round concern. Removing old tires from your property protects your family and neighbors from mosquito-borne illness.
Do you provide disposal documentation?
Commercial documentation requirements must be requested before service. Staff confirm what records are available from the selected receiving facility and include any approved documentation in the written scope.