Facility details
- Address
- 540 E Delavan Ave
Buffalo, NY 14211 - Phone
- (716) 891-0281
- Facility type
- Tires
- County
- Erie County
- EPA Region
- 2
- 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.
Nearby facilities
- Bottle Bank Redemption Center Recycling 2.5 mi · Buffalo, NY
- Diamond Hurwitz Scrap LLC-Buffalo 2 Metals 2.7 mi · Buffalo, NY
- R and R Salvage Recycling 2.7 mi · Buffalo, NY
- Niagara Metals Recycling 2.8 mi · Buffalo, NY
- Clean Loop Recycling Recycling 2.8 mi · Buffalo, NY
- Cash For Cans Recycling 2.8 mi · Cheektowaga, NY
- Niagara Metals LLC-Buffalo Metals 2.9 mi · Buffalo, NY
- Max Brock Company Inc Recycling 2.9 mi · Buffalo, NY
- Tomson Alloys Recycling Inc Recycling 3.0 mi · Buffalo, NY
- Diversified Recycling Recycling 3.1 mi · Buffalo, NY
Nearest landfill: Tonawanda Landfill, Tonawanda — 5.8 mi
Area served
Serves Buffalo, Tonawanda, Depew, Bowmansville, Getzville, Grand Island, North Tonawanda, Lancaster, East Amherst, Elma, Clarence, Orchard Park.
County context
One of 70 recycling centers in Erie County, NY.
ZIP 14211 population 23,951.
New York solid-waste agency: New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC)