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Alucidnation
1,609 posts
39 months
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One of the reasons some large things are 'dumped' at the roadside, is because a lot of the tips wont allow any kind of commercial vehicle in, unless one you prove its your only form of transport, prove address etc etc.
So, if you are moving house and have rented a van, and then decide to get rid of the sofa, you could be denied access by your local dump.
I have a 'permit' from my local council so that i can use my van up to 12 times a year to dump household rubbish
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RikZR
396 posts
18 months
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Sell them to drifters / stancers? Lol
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Meoricin
2,316 posts
38 months
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FreeLitres said: Shocking!
Do you have a Toyo T1-R in 17s? Or any other size, for that matter? Surely some of those tyres will be legal and undamaged. Maybe worth checking through them and posting a list of make/size/tread?
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mmm-five
5,903 posts
153 months
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Mr Tom said: Ring up the council and say they were dumped on the road and that you moved them off as they were dangerous. Ask them to come and pick them up. If they don't tell them you will be putting them back on the road! If you move them they become your responsibility, and if you then dump them on council-owned land/roads you are liable for their removal too, or face prosecution.
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XDA
1,826 posts
54 months
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Clivew said: I awoke this morning to find some a$$hole had dumped over 50 used tyres on our farm. No good for your silage pit? Any other local farmers wanting them for their pit?
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MrBrightSi
1,026 posts
39 months
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 Do a re-enactment of the warsop tyre fire. Is abit short of 400,000 tyres though. Still.
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V6Paul
170 posts
12 months
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tbc said: surely they're still worth something
do they not shred them into crumb rubber for astro 3G pitches They do, not sure they'd take an order that size though - or from a private customer.
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pherlopolus
389 posts
27 months
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jjones
1,521 posts
62 months
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happens a lot around here, proper disposal is £1 a tyre, caravan utilising nomadic travellers offer to get rid of them for £0.50. Trouble is they end up dumped, call to council should sort it. yet another way we have to subsidise these scum.
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Andyjc86
344 posts
18 months
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That really sucks for you OP. I know it's not the point, but it shouldn't cost you anything near £240 to get rid of them. The most I have ever paid is 85p + VAT per tyre, and I'm currently only paying 70p Inc per tyre.
If know one will take them off you then at least try shopping around.
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Keyser Soze
10,919 posts
60 months
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Take a tyre put some rope through it, fill the bottom half with petrol, hang it off a Gatso, light it
Rinse repeat
You'll feel better and thousands of strangers will secretly love you
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Aeroresh
1,035 posts
101 months
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Too late now but if it happens again, move them onto council land or by a highway. I guarantee the authorites will be more interested.
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englisharcher
1,503 posts
33 months
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MrBrightSi said: Do a re-enactment of the warsop tyre fire. Is abit short of 400,000 tyres though. Still. O/T I remember that, we could see it out here in Creswell. And my parents have some good video of it from Church Warsop.
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Chapppers
3,511 posts
60 months
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Have a look through and ebay the best ones, there's a surprisingly strong used market. Should go some way toward that £200
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deltashad
2,738 posts
66 months
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Clive, I stay just down the road in dunning. Do you have any 225 & 245 x 17 sport conti's? 
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ikarl
921 posts
68 months
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tbc said: surely they're still worth something
do they not shred them into crumb rubber for astro 3G pitches I think they're worthless because of the volume of used tyres that are discarded daily
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wolves_wanderer
7,945 posts
106 months
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_Batty_ said: Put an advert on driftworks with all the various sizes etc. guarantee someone will want them  This.
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silvagod
595 posts
29 months
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I was talking to a guy that runs a processing plant for used tyres the other day and he reckons that before long, they will have a value again. Apparently, China is taking as many as they can get. They use them to fuel furnaces.
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g3org3y
6,831 posts
60 months
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Andyjc86 said: That really sucks for you OP. I know it's not the point, but it shouldn't cost you anything to get rid of them. EFA. Outrageous situation.  Hope you can get it sorted asap (for minimal £).
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BorkFactor
4,873 posts
27 months
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That is really s  t, can't believe some people still do things like this! Hope it gets sorted with as little outlay as possible on your part. (P.s. got any 205/55R/16s?)
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