Why "Tire Recycling Near Me" Matters
Every year, approximately 300 million waste tires are generated in the United States. In South Carolina alone, millions of tires end up in landfills, illegal dump sites, and waterways — creating environmental hazards, mosquito breeding grounds, and fire risks.
If you're searching for "tire recycling near me," you're already taking the right step. Proper tire disposal protects your property, your business, and your community. But not all tire haulers are created equal — and choosing the wrong one can lead to fines, liability, and environmental damage.
What to Look for in a Tire Recycling Company
1. SC DHEC Registration
Any company hauling waste tires in South Carolina must be registered with DHEC. Ask for their permit number. Eco Tire Solutions is a registered SC DHEC Waste Tire Hauler.
2. Proper Documentation
Every load of waste tires should come with a manifest — a document that tracks the tires from pickup to final destination. This protects you from liability.
3. Transparent Pricing
Reputable haulers provide clear, upfront pricing. Be wary of companies that won't give you a straight answer on cost.
4. Responsible End Markets
Where do the tires actually go? Responsible recyclers process tires into useful products — TDF, crumb rubber, mulch — not export them to developing countries.
5. Insurance & Liability Coverage
Make sure your hauler carries proper insurance. If something goes wrong during transport or processing, you don't want to be liable.
Where We Provide Tire Recycling in South Carolina
Eco Tire Solutions provides waste tire pickup and recycling across a wide service area in South Carolina:
What Happens to Recycled Tires?
When we pick up your waste tires, they don't just disappear. They're processed into valuable materials:
- Tire-Derived Fuel (TDF) — Used as supplemental fuel in cement kilns and industrial boilers
- Crumb Rubber — Used in playground surfacing, sports turf, and rubberized asphalt
- Rubber Mulch — Used in landscaping, gardens, and playgrounds
- Steel Recovery — The steel in tires is extracted and recycled
How Much Does Tire Recycling Cost?
Pricing varies by tire type and volume. At Eco Tire Solutions, our 2026 pricing starts at:
- Passenger tires: $4.00 each
- Light truck tires: $6.00 each
- Semi tires: $22.00 each
- Environmental/compliance fee: $25 per transaction
Bulk discounts are available for recurring and high-volume accounts. View our full pricing page for all tire types.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find tire recycling near me in South Carolina?
Eco Tire Solutions provides waste tire pickup and recycling across South Carolina, serving Georgetown, Horry County, Myrtle Beach, Conway, Florence, Marion, Dillon, Sumter, Orangeburg, Charleston, Berkeley County, and a 250-mile radius. Call 843-376-1948 to schedule pickup.
What should I look for in a tire recycling company?
Look for SC DHEC registration (required by law), proper manifest documentation on every load, transparent pricing, responsible end markets for recycled tires, and adequate insurance coverage.
How much does tire recycling cost in South Carolina?
At Eco Tire Solutions, passenger tires start at $4.00 each, light truck tires at $6.00, and semi tires at $22.00. There is a $25 environmental/compliance fee per transaction. Bulk discounts are available for recurring accounts.
What happens to recycled tires?
Recycled tires are processed into Tire-Derived Fuel (TDF) for cement kilns, crumb rubber for playgrounds and sports turf, rubber mulch for landscaping, and the steel is extracted and recycled separately.
Is Eco Tire Solutions a registered tire hauler?
Yes. Eco Tire Solutions LLC is a SC DHEC Registered Waste Tire Hauler. Every load is documented with a signed manifest.
Ready to Recycle Your Tires?
Call or schedule online — fast, compliant tire pickup across South Carolina.