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Tire Fees & Scrap-Tire Rules — All 50 States

Every state is included. A source-backed fee is different from tire storage, recycling and transporter obligations. Missing direct sources are marked rather than represented as zero fees.

50 states50 official agency source links (some general)Last directory review: October 15, 2026
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AlaskaGeneral agency reference

Alaska DEC — Solid Waste Management Program

General official state solid-waste agency resource. A direct tire-specific fee or generator guide was not confirmed; verify with the agency before assuming requirements.

ArizonaTire handling rules

Arizona Revised Statutes §44-1304 — Waste Tire Disposal

Official used-/scrap-tire rules or program guidance. Handling obligations do not necessarily mean there is a retail tire fee.

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ColoradoFee guidance

Waste-tire enterprise and administration fees

Colorado has enterprise and administration fee provisions for new motor-vehicle and trailer tires. Rates and rules have changed; use the current official statute and CDPHE guidance before quoting a dollar amount.

ConnecticutTire handling rules

CT DEEP — Extended Producer Responsibility and Product Stewardship (Tires)

Official used-/scrap-tire rules or program guidance. Handling obligations do not necessarily mean there is a retail tire fee.

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HawaiiTire handling rules

Hawaii DOH — State Solid Waste Programs (Used Tires)

Official tire-related agency guidance. Refer to the source for limits, permits, exemptions and whether a retail fee applies.

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IdahoTire handling rules

Idaho DEQ — Recycling and Waste Tire Disposal Act

Official tire-related agency guidance. Refer to the source for limits, permits, exemptions and whether a retail fee applies.

IndianaTire handling rules

Indiana IDEM — Waste Tire Regulations

Official used-/scrap-tire rules or program guidance. Handling obligations do not necessarily mean there is a retail tire fee.

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MarylandFee guidance

$5 new-tire fee plus $1 tire-recycling fee

Effective January 1, 2026, Maryland imposes two distinct charges on applicable first sales of new tires: a $5 new-tire fee and a $1 recycling fee. The Comptroller explains dealer/wholesaler exceptions, reporting and invoicing. Do not mistake the older recycling-only page for the complete current fee schedule.

MassachusettsTire handling rules

MassDEP — Waste Disposal Bans (Whole Tires)

Official tire-related agency guidance. Refer to the source for limits, permits, exemptions and whether a retail fee applies.

MississippiFee guidance

Mississippi DOR — Motor Vehicle Rental, Tire Disposal, City Utility Taxes (Tire Disposal Fee)

Official tax or tire-fee guidance for this state. Follow the agency source for current rates, exemptions and filing rules.

MontanaTire handling rules

Montana DEQ — Recycling Resources (Waste Tires)

Official tire-related program/regulation reference. Follow the regulator for current retailer fees, permitted uses, limits and reporting; a waste-tire program does not necessarily impose a retail fee.

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NevadaFee guidance

Nevada Department of Taxation — Tire Surcharge Fee

Official tax or tire-fee guidance for this state. Follow the agency source for current rates, exemptions and filing rules.

New HampshireTire handling rules

NHDES — Best Management Practices for Waste Tires

Official tire-related agency guidance. Refer to the source for limits, permits, exemptions and whether a retail fee applies.

New JerseyFee guidance

NJ Division of Taxation — Motor Vehicle Tire Fee

Official tax or tire-fee guidance for this state. Follow the agency source for current rates, exemptions and filing rules.

New MexicoTire handling rules

New Mexico Environment Department — Scrap Tire Management Rules

Official tire-related program/regulation reference. Follow the regulator for current retailer fees, permitted uses, limits and reporting; a waste-tire program does not necessarily impose a retail fee.

North CarolinaTire handling rules

North Carolina DEQ — Scrap Tires

Official used-/scrap-tire rules or program guidance. Handling obligations do not necessarily mean there is a retail tire fee.

North DakotaTire handling rules

North Dakota DEQ — Scrap Tire Management Guideline 21

Official tire-related agency guidance. Refer to the source for limits, permits, exemptions and whether a retail fee applies.

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OklahomaTire handling rules

Oklahoma DEQ — Used Tire Recycling Program

Official used-/scrap-tire rules or program guidance. Handling obligations do not necessarily mean there is a retail tire fee.

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PennsylvaniaTire handling rules

Pennsylvania DEP — Waste Tire Program

Official used-/scrap-tire rules or program guidance. Handling obligations do not necessarily mean there is a retail tire fee.

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Rhode IslandFee guidance

Rhode Island Hard-to-Dispose Materials Tax regulation

Official tire-related program/regulation reference. Follow the regulator for current retailer fees, permitted uses, limits and reporting; a waste-tire program does not necessarily impose a retail fee.

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South CarolinaFee guidance

SCDOR — Solid Waste (tire, battery, white goods fees)

Official tax or tire-fee guidance for this state. Follow the agency source for current rates, exemptions and filing rules.

South DakotaTire handling rules

South Dakota DANR — Waste Tires

Official tire-related agency guidance. Refer to the source for limits, permits, exemptions and whether a retail fee applies.

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TennesseeTire handling rules

Tennessee TDEC — Waste Tire Program

Official used-/scrap-tire rules or program guidance. Handling obligations do not necessarily mean there is a retail tire fee.

TexasTire handling rules

Used- and scrap-tire generator duties

Texas TCEQ emphasizes generator registration thresholds, tire manifests, authorized transporters and recordkeeping. These are not the same as a simple statewide retail tire fee.

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VirginiaTire handling rules

Virginia DEQ — Automotive Waste, Waste Tires

Official tire-related agency guidance. Refer to the source for limits, permits, exemptions and whether a retail fee applies.

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West VirginiaTire handling rules

West Virginia DEP — Solid Waste Permits (Waste Tire Facilities)

Official tire-related program/regulation reference. Follow the regulator for current retailer fees, permitted uses, limits and reporting; a waste-tire program does not necessarily impose a retail fee.

WyomingGeneral agency reference

Wyoming DEQ — Solid/Hazardous Waste Inspection and Compliance

General official state solid-waste agency resource. A direct tire-specific fee or generator guide was not confirmed; verify with the agency before assuming requirements.

Informational reference directory, not legal advice. Program rules can vary by vehicle, fuel type, county, use and effective date. Linked agencies control the authoritative manuals and requirements. This directory does not mirror copyrighted manuals or assert that an unlisted fee equals zero.