Tires
Tires aren’t particularly hazardous when they’re on your car, but you can’t just leave used ones laying around. Should they catch fire, they produce acrid smoke that is extremely harmful for humans and the environment. When your old tires wear out, you can have them replaced at a tire shop and the mechanics will dispose of them properly. Or you can change them yourself; here’s how to change a car tire. When you’re through with the job, you can’t just toss the old ones in the trash, however, because the steel belts they’re made with can puncture the liners in landfills and lead to ground contamination. Most car dealerships and tire shops will recycle them for a small fee. In some towns, the recycle service is free and tire businesses are actually required to take in as many as they sell.
