How to get rid of old tires in Washington County
Take them to any of the 14 Washington County convenience centers. Cost: $2.50 a tire up to 17 inches; $7.50 for 18 to 24 inches. Limit: up to 24.5 inches; 8 a person a week.
Abingdon Area Convenience Station
Manned station; also brush, blocks and brick, and refrigerant appliances
| Monday to Saturday | 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
|---|---|
| Sunday | Closed |
- Hours are in Eastern time.
- Open on Election Day.
27263 Porter Lane, Washington County, VA
Off State Route 705 (Watauga Road), at the old landfill
Rules for tires
- Fee
- $2.50 a tire up to 17 inches; $7.50 for 18 to 24 inches
- Limit
- Up to 24.5 inches; 8 a person a week
- Residency
- Not posted. Call ahead.
- More than 8 tires go to the transfer station, charged by weight.
Other places that take tires
- Benhams Community Convenience Station20498 Haskell Station Road, Washington County, VA
- Damascus Area Convenience Station30077 Drowning Ford Road, Washington County, VA
- Glade Spring Area Convenience Station9528 Old Mill Rd, Washington County, VA
- Green Cove Community Convenience Station41074 Green Cove Road, Washington County, VA
- Green Spring Community Convenience Station21635 Spoon Gap Road, Washington County, VA
- Greendale Community Convenience Station11450 Porterfield Highway, Washington County, VA
- Hayter’s Gap Community Convenience Station25345 North Fork River Road, Washington County, VA
- Konnarock Community Convenience Station315 Laurel Valley Road, Smyth County, VA
- Lodi Community Convenience Station17201 Liberty Hall Drive, Washington County, VA
- Mendota Community Convenience Station4071 Mendota Road, Washington County, VA
- Mud Hollow Area Convenience Station15625 Hearst Road, Washington County, VA
- Tumbling Creek Area Convenience Station30608 Poor Valley Road, Washington County, VA
- Valley Institute Area Convenience Station5168 Gate City Highway, Washington County, VA
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