Facility details
- Address
- 7140 NW 42nd St
Miami, FL 33166 - Phone
- (305) 599-2356
- Website
- tiresalesmiami.com
- Facility type
- Tires
- County
- Miami-Dade County
- EPA Region
- 4
- Data sources
- EPA
- Last verified
- 2026-10-09
About this facility
A tire recycling facility collects scrap tires from tire dealers, auto shops, haulers and the public and processes them into usable products: shredded tire-derived fuel for cement kilns and boilers, crumb rubber for playgrounds, tracks and asphalt, and tire-derived aggregate for civil engineering. Whole tires are banned from most landfills, so these facilities are the legal outlet in many states, and most charge a per-tire or per-ton fee that depends on size and whether the tire is on a rim. Large truck, agricultural and off-road tires usually cost more. Hours, fees and accepted materials vary — call ahead to confirm fees, rim policy and any limits on quantity.
Typically accepted at a Tire Recycling Facility
- Passenger and light-truck tires
- Truck and bus tires
- Agricultural and off-road tires (higher fee)
- Tires on rims (often an extra charge)
Hours, fees and accepted materials vary by site — call ahead before hauling a load.
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- Fl Smartcycle Solutions Corp Recycling 2.0 mi · Miami, FL
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- AIM Recycling Medley Metals 2.3 mi · Miami, FL
- Tantalum Recycling Recycling 2.5 mi · Doral, FL
- Shred Team Recycling 2.5 mi · Miami, FL
- 58th Street Landfill Landfill 2.5 mi · Miami, FL
Nearest landfill: 58th Street Landfill, Miami — 2.5 mi
Area served
Serves Miami, Hialeah, Opa Locka, Miami Beach, Miami Gardens, Key Biscayne, Hollywood, North Miami Beach, Pembroke Pines.
County context
One of 72 recycling centers in Miami-Dade County, FL.
ZIP 33166 population 26,925.
Florida solid-waste agency: Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)