Tire Disposal & Removal
Tires are the one thing nobody will take. Landfills won't accept them whole, the trash service won't touch them, and the tire shop only takes them when they're selling you new ones. ClearPath picks up and properly disposes of tires across the Kansas City metro and northwest Missouri — from four in a garage to a pile behind a barn.
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What's Included
Passenger car and light truck tires, on or off the rim, semi and heavy truck tires, tractor and implement tires, ATV and lawn tractor tires, and trailer tires. We'll take four or four hundred. Tires that have been sitting outside and are full of water get drained on site — standing water in a tire pile is a mosquito problem before it's a disposal problem, and it's usually the reason someone finally calls.
Who This Service Is For
Homeowners cleaning out a garage, farms and acreages across Clinton, Caldwell, Clay, and Ray County with a pile that came with the property, shops and small garages, landlords who found them behind a rental, and anyone who bought a place and inherited somebody else's tires. Farm tire piles usually come out as part of a bigger job — see barn and farm cleanouts.
Flat-Rate Pricing, Confirmed Up Front
Every ClearPath job is quoted as a flat rate before anyone lifts a thing. Text photos or call and you'll usually have a number within minutes. What we agree to is what you pay — no hourly meter, no add-ons at the end, and no charge for the quote itself. We're locally owned and insured, and the person who answers the phone is the person who shows up.
Responsible Cleanup
Tires go to a permitted tire processor, not a landfill, where they're shredded for crumb rubber, tire-derived fuel, or civil engineering fill. Missouri regulates waste tire disposal specifically and charges a fee at the point of processing, which is why disposal costs money no matter who does it. We'd rather explain the fee than hide it in the total.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do tires cost extra to haul?
Because every facility that accepts them charges a per-tire processing fee, and Missouri adds a waste tire fee on top. We price tires separately and per-tire so you can see exactly what you're paying for rather than wondering why the load cost what it did.
Do they need to be off the rims?
No. We take them either way. Tires on rims are heavier and the rims are worth something as scrap, which sometimes works in your favor on the quote.
Can you take tractor and implement tires?
Yes. Large ag tires are heavy and awkward and get priced individually, but we take them. If they're part of a larger barn or farm cleanout, we'll roll it into that quote.
I have a pile that's been out there for years and it's full of water.
That's most of the ones we get. We drain them on site before loading. It's worth dealing with sooner rather than later — standing water in tires is exactly where mosquitoes breed.
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