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Free Tire Drop‑Off Week at Elk Grove Recycling Center

Elk Grove Offers Free Tire Collection for All Sacramento County Residents

The Special Waste Collection Center in Elk Grove is accepting up to nine tires per household during a week‑long, no‑cost drop‑off event open to the entire county.

If you’ve got a stack of old tires gathering dust in your garage, you now have a hassle‑free way to get rid of them. Starting Saturday and running through Wednesday, Sept. 16, the Elk Grove Special Waste Collection Center is opening its doors for a free, week‑long tire‑drop‑off.

The hours are straightforward—9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day—so you can swing by after work or on the weekend without rearranging your whole schedule. And here’s the kicker: you don’t have to live in Elk Grove. Anyone residing anywhere in Sacramento County is welcome to bring their tires.

The site sits at 9255 Disposal Lane, right off Survey Road and Grant Line Road. When you arrive, you’ll find clear signage directing you to the drop‑off zone. Each household may drop off up to nine tires, whether they’re from a passenger car, motorcycle, truck, or even a bike. If the tire still has its rim attached, that’s fine too.

Do keep in mind a couple of limits. Oversized agricultural tires—think tractors and large farm equipment—are not accepted, as the facility isn’t equipped to handle them. Also, the nine‑tire cap is per collection event, not per day, so plan accordingly if you have a lot to dispose of.

Looking ahead, Elk Grove has already penciled in more free tire‑collection weeks: Oct. 10‑14, Nov. 14‑18, and Dec. 12‑16. Mark your calendar if you missed this round; there will be plenty of chances to recycle responsibly before the year ends.

Turning old rubber into recycled material helps keep landfill space free and reduces the demand for new tire production. So, grab a friend, load up the car, and head to the drop‑off site—your community will thank you.

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