Here in Alberta new tires have a $4 per tire recycling fee charge. The old tires can then go to the landfill or a recycling center for free.
A few years ago I managed to get rid of most of my old tires. I dismounted the old tires off the wheels and got rid of the tires.
Then my son started using my old tire machine, and suddenly, there are about 10 old tires in the lower garage again. He tells me "They are still good." I tell him to take them home with him then. They are still here.
Around here, it costs about $5 to get rid of each old tire. Places that sell new tires will take them, but you got to pay for the disposal of each old one.
$50 to get 10 old tires out of my life, I'd just pay it and move on.
What? And miss out on the fun of giving my 40 yo son a had time?
The reality is, those old tires are pretty much out of my sight, that lower garage is 24' x 24' and the tire pile is in the one corner. They are under roof so they are not collecting water.
When my wife and I die, he and his sister will get this place, and those old tires will be his problem once again.
My wife bought some rubber mulch for her flower bed. Guess what rubber mulch really is? [S
Old tires ground up and died dark brown.
I pay to get rid of them, and she buys them back.
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