Tyre disposal in Newbury
Yes, West Berkshire tips take tyres, but there is a charge of £7.40 a tyre. If you would rather not pay per tyre or load them into the car, send us a few photos and we will price the job up front.
- A few quick questions
- A price from your photos
- No obligation
Can you take tyres to the West Berkshire tips?
Yes, but there is a charge: £7.40 a tyre
- You have to book a slot
- Only with a van permit.
- You load it and drive it there
Or don't lift it at all. We carry it out and take it away.
Get my priceWays to get rid of old tyres
Take them to the tip
West Berkshire tips accept tyres at £7.40 a tyre.
- Tyres are accepted
- You choose when to go
- £7.40 a tyre adds up quickly with a full set
- You have to load and drive them yourself
- Vans need a permit
Council bulky waste collection
Some councils collect bulky items by booking, so check what West Berkshire will take.
- Collected rather than driven to the tip
- You book and wait for a collection day
- Tyres may not be on the list of items it takes
Give them away or sell them
Tyres with plenty of tread left can suit a local buyer or a garage.
- Could save you the disposal charge
- Keeps usable tyres in use
- Worn or damaged tyres rarely find a taker
- Arranging a handover takes time and messages
Let us take them
Send a few photos and we price the job before we start.
- We carry everything out from inside, so you don't lift a thing
- The whole job in one visit, with no limit on items
- A price up front before we start, from your photos
Before you get rid of tyres
Do
- Count the tyres first so you know what the tip will charge.
- Check whether any still have good tread before you bin them.
- Keep them dry and stacked somewhere out of the way until they go.
- Ask for a registered waste carrier if someone else takes them.
Don't
- Don't leave them on a verge or in a lay-by, which is fly-tipping.
- Don't burn them or put them in a skip without checking it is allowed.
- Don't hand them to someone who can't show they are a registered waste carrier.
- Don't wait until the pile has grown into a bigger job.
The kind of jobs people send us
Photos customers sent with their quote requests: the kind of jobs we take on.
Tyre disposal questions
Can I put tyres in my household bin?
No. Tyres are not general household rubbish. Take them to the tip, where there is a charge of £7.40 a tyre, or have them taken away by a registered waste carrier.
Do I have to pay to leave tyres at the tip?
Yes. West Berkshire tips accept tyres, but there is a charge of £7.40 a tyre.
Can I take tyres to the tip in a van?
Only with a van permit. If you don't have one, it is easier to let us take them.
Can you take tyres along with other rubbish?
Yes. We do the whole job in one visit with no limit on items, so tyres can go with everything else. Send photos and we price it up front.
How it works
Start with a photo- 1
Send a few photos
Tap through a few quick questions and add photos of what needs to go.
- 2
Get your price
A price up front before we start, from your photos.
- 3
We clear it
We carry everything out from inside, so you don't lift a thing.
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Where we work
Based in Newbury, and out to the towns around it. Every postcode listed is in our area.
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Rather we took it away?
Send a photo and we'll price it before we come.
- A few quick questions
- A price from your photos
- No obligation