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How to Dispose of Tires in Providence, RI

Providence tires go to the RIRRC small-vehicle area for about $8/tire — not free city bulky. Confirm current fee on providenceri.gov bulky-items FAQ. Retailer take-back when replacing tires.

Category: AutomotiveTires disposal near meProvidence HHWCity program · City of Providence — Bulky itemsVerified 2026-08-11
StatusSpecial handling required
CurbsideDrop-off / special
Fee noteRIRRC small-vehicle area — $8/tire
PathwayRIRRC small-vehicle tire drop-off
Verified2026-08-11
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Local specifics

Curbside pickupNo / special call or drop-off required
Average tipping feeRIRRC small-vehicle area — $8/tire
Hazardous ratingMedium
Nearest facility typeRIRRC small-vehicle tire drop-off
Rule source levelcity
Last verified2026-08-11

Common questions

City bulky for tires?

No — RIRRC fee path.

Fee?

About $8 per tire at RIRRC.

Tires in other cities

Same item, different city rules — useful if you moved or are comparing nearby metros.

ZIP pages near Providence

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