Vermont guide
How to get rid of tires in Vermont
Most Vermont transfer stations accept passenger tires for a fee. Rim rules and size cutoffs are local.
Facts checked against official state and town sources on 2026-11-05.
Statewide context
Vermont bans whole tires from landfill disposal in many contexts and expects scrap tires to go through permitted handlers. Residents usually pay a per-tire fee at the transfer station. Call ahead for tractor or oversized tires.
Source: Vermont DEC Solid Waste.
Town pages on TownDumps
- Brattleboro - $6, $10 on rim.
- Burlington - Confirm tire acceptance and fees on CSWD A-Z list for the specific DOC.
- Chelsea - Car $5; truck $10; oversized $20 in linked fee sheet.
- Essex - Confirm tire acceptance and fees on CSWD A-Z list for the specific DOC.
- Hinesburg - Confirm tire acceptance and fees on CSWD A-Z list for the specific DOC.
- Middlebury - $5 passenger, $15 large truck.
- Milton - Confirm tire acceptance and fees on CSWD A-Z list for the specific DOC.
- South Burlington - Confirm tire acceptance and fees on CSWD A-Z list for the specific DOC.
- Tunbridge - Car $5; truck or tractor $20 each.
- Williamstown - $10 automotive/truck 18 inches or smaller. Large-tire acceptance conflicts with price list; confirm.
- Williston - Confirm tire acceptance and fees on CSWD A-Z list for the specific DOC.