How to get rid of tires in New Hampshire

Statewide context

NHDES points residents to automotive shops and municipal transfer stations for scrap tires. Fees and rim rules vary by town. Do not abandon tires.

Source: NHDES tires guidance.

Town pages on TownDumps

• Amherst - Car $5; truck $10.
• Barrington - $5 to $20 for common auto/truck sizes.
• Bedford - Passenger $7 each (rim rules apply).
• Concord - Small car tire $27; residents get 4 free with registration.
• Conway - $8 car, $10 truck.
• Derry - 4 free passenger tires per Derry registration (off rim); then $3 each.
• Dover - Tires and inner tubes accepted; confirm current fee with attendant.
• Durham - No charge with resident sticker (confirm attendant rules).
• Goffstown - Passenger/pickup $4 resident (max 4/day).
• Hampton - Not listed as a free/standard row on the fee PDF checked; confirm with scale attendant before loading tires.
• Hanover - $10 each.
• Hudson - Not accepted at Transfer Station.
• Keene - Keene residents: 4 passenger tires off rim free per registered vehicle per year. Paid schedule starts at $5 off rim / $10 on rim for up to 17 inch.
• Laconia - $7/$13/$29 by size.
• Lebanon - $10 each, max 10 per load.
• Londonderry - 4 free with registration; then $2/$3.
• Manchester - Resident tire $5, or free with current Manchester vehicle registration (4 per unique registration). No commercial tires.
• Merrimack - Passenger $5; truck $10; off-road/tractor $15.
• Nashua - Passenger tires off rim: first 4 free per year, up to 4 more at $3 each. No commercial tires.
• Pelham - $3 each, max 4/week.
• Portsmouth - Tire $7 (City notes $7 starting July 1, 2026).
• Rochester - Up to 8 off-rim tires per year per primary residence.
• Salem - Not accepted at the Transfer Station.
• Wolfeboro - $10 to $45, off rim.

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