B&B Tire Landfill
Recycling Center in Hayden, Alabama
About This Location
B&B Tire Landfill, Inc. at 1316 County Hwy 9 in Hayden, Alabama is a family-owned scrap tire disposal and recycling facility, in business since 1999. It accepts used tires from both individuals and commercial haulers and is a permitted scrap tire transporter under the Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM). It serves Blount County and the greater Birmingham area.
What B&B Tire Landfill Accepts
Related recycling guides: Tires
What they do not accept
B&B Tire Landfill is a scrap tire disposal and recycling site. It does not accept household trash, curbside mixed recyclables, yard waste, household hazardous waste, or general metal/plastic recycling.
Access & restrictions
Open to the public · Accepts tires from both individual and commercial clients; disposal fees typically apply at tire landfills. Call 205-647-6736 to confirm pricing
Programs & events
- Permitted scrap tire transporter — Listed on ADEM's permitted scrap tire transporters list (permit STT0000-006571)
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does B&B Tire Landfill accept used tires from the public?
Yes. B&B Tire Landfill accepts used and scrap tires from both individual customers and commercial haulers looking to dispose of unwanted tires responsibly.
Is B&B Tire Landfill a permitted tire disposal site?
Yes. It is listed as a permitted scrap tire transporter (permit STT0000-006571) on the Alabama Department of Environmental Management's scrap tire transporters list.
Does B&B Tire Landfill charge to drop off tires?
Tire landfills typically charge a disposal fee, but B&B's specific pricing is not published. Call 205-647-6736 to confirm the fee per tire before hauling in a load.
Does B&B Tire Landfill take regular household recycling?
No. It is a scrap tire disposal and recycling facility only. It does not accept household trash, mixed recyclables, metal, plastic, or yard waste.
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