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🛞 Tire Disposal in Seminole County, FL

2 places in Seminole County take car and truck tires. Published fees and hours, checked October 31, 2026.

2Facilities
2With a Published Fee
Tire Fee
Seminole County Central Transfer StationLongwood$3.16 each, limit 4
Seminole County LandfillGeneva$3.16 each, limit 10; larger loads or oversized tires $211.00 / ton covered

🗺️ Map: Where to Take Tires in Seminole County

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🏢 Where to Take Tires

1

Seminole County Central Transfer Station

📍 1950 State Road 419, Longwood, FL 32750

🚛 Transfer Station💵 From $5
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Fees and what they take

Weighed loads, covered$41.63 / ton
Weighed loads, uncovered$83.25 / ton
Passenger and light truck tires$3.16 each
Tire loads over 10, or oversized and off-road tires (landfill only)$211.00 / ton
🗑️ Household Trash🛋️ Furniture🔌 Appliances🔩 Scrap Metal🛞 Tires☣️ Hazardous Waste

⚠️ Fee effective date: Administrative Code Section 20.40 prints no effective date. It lists R...

Hours

Monday to Saturday7:30 AM to 5:30 PM
SundayClosed
#1 of 2 · Checked October 31, 2026See all fees and details →
2

Seminole County Landfill

📍 1930 East Osceola Road, Geneva, FL 32732

⛰️ Landfill💵 From $5
Is this your facility? Claim it free

Fees and what they take

Weighed loads, covered$41.63 / ton
Weighed loads, uncovered$83.25 / ton
Passenger and light truck tires$3.16 each
Tire loads over 10, or oversized and off-road tires (landfill only)$211.00 / ton
🗑️ Household Trash🔌 Appliances🛞 Tires

⚠️ Fee effective date: Administrative Code Section 20.40 prints no effective date. It lists R...

Hours

Monday to Sunday7:30 AM to 5:30 PM
#2 of 2 · Checked October 31, 2026See all fees and details →

❓ Common Questions

Where can I take tires in Seminole County?

2 facilities in Seminole County list car and truck tires as accepted: Seminole County Central Transfer Station, Seminole County Landfill. Check each page for limits and fees.

How much does tire disposal cost in Seminole County?

Published fees: Seminole County Central Transfer Station: $3.16 each, limit 4; Seminole County Landfill: $3.16 each, limit 10; larger loads or oversized tires $211.00 / ton covered. Checked October 31, 2026.

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