Book pickup for car and pickup-truck tires, with a separate commercial-tire option up to 120 lb. Choose your quantity and see the full price before booking.
These prices cover automotive tires for cars and pickup trucks. Confirm anything outside the listed scope with our team.
Car or pickup-truck tires.
Select the non-commercial tire option for each car or pickup-truck tire.
Commercial tires, up to 120 lb.
Choose the commercial option and confirm that each tire weighs no more than 120 lb. Count the tires, not a stack or set.
Rims or a different kind of tire?
Send a photo before booking tires still mounted on rims, heavier tires, tractor tires or other equipment tires. The listed options do not establish acceptance of every tire type.
Tire disposal prices in Newburgh
First item / additional item
Car or pickup-truck tire$99 / $20
Commercial tire, up to 120 lb$125 / $55
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
Tires are priced by size both ways in Newburgh: the city takes them at the DPW garage for a fee that runs from fifty cents for a bicycle tire to thirty dollars for a twenty to twenty-four inch tire, with a five tire limit and DPW drop-off applied to the motorcycle, thirteen to fifteen inch, sixteen to nineteen inch and twenty to twenty-four inch classes, and the county charges its own published rates at three transfer stations.
City cost & eligibility
From $0.5 for for a bicycle tire without a rim dropped at the DPW, with motorcycle tires at $3.00 each, thirteen to fifteen inch tires at $5.00 each, sixteen to nineteen inch tires at $10.00 each and twenty to twenty-four inch tires at $30.00 each, all with the five tire limit and dropped at the DPW garage, and county rates of twenty-five cents for a bicycle tire and $3.00 to $30.00 by size at all three transfer stations. A city resident using the DPW garage drop-off and the prepayment office at 88 Pierces Road, or a county resident using a transfer station at Orange County's published tire rate.
When & how
Drop the tires at the DPW garage during business hours, and pay at the same time or in advance at 88 Pierces Road, with cash or money order only for the city bulk prepayment.
Get it ready
Keep the size classes together, remove the rims from a bicycle tire, and respect the five tire limit the city applies to the motorcycle, thirteen to fifteen inch, sixteen to nineteen inch and twenty to twenty-four inch classes, all of which must be dropped at the DPW garage, while the county publishes the same size classes at its own stations.
Orange County runs three transfer stations, and the one inside Newburgh on Orr Avenue is only operating its Citizens Drop-Off Area while the site is improved, so bagged garbage, recyclables, tires, electronics, propane tanks, scrap metal, appliances, motor oil, antifreeze and car batteries stay there while bulk, yard waste and construction loads go to the New Hampton station.
City cost & eligibility
From $3 for for a single residential bag of household trash up to thirty-nine gallons or thirty-nine pounds, with a senior citizen bag at $1.00, ten or more bags weighed at the $135.15 a ton solid waste rate with a $20.00 minimum up to 295 pounds, construction and demolition debris at the same rate at Transfer Station No. 1, yard waste at $75.00 a ton with a $20.00 minimum up to 530 pounds, and residents bringing paper, cardboard, plastic, cans, glass, motor oil, antifreeze and car batteries for recycling paying nothing. An Orange County resident using a county transfer station, with the bag rate applying to a household bag and the solid waste rate applying to a load of furniture, a mattress or another item that is not in a garbage bag.
When & how
All three stations are open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. The Newburgh station at 9 Orr Avenue is at 9 Orr Avenue in Newburgh, and a bulk, yard waste or construction load goes to Transfer Station No. 1 at 21 Training Center Lane in New Hampton while the Newburgh site is improved.
Get it ready
Sort the load before the trip: bagged household trash and recyclables can go to the Newburgh drop-off area, while a mattress, furniture, dishwasher, other bulk item or waste not in a garbage bag goes to New Hampton, and cardboard for recycling has to be reduced to twenty-four by twenty-four by two inches with plastic and glass no larger than ten inches in diameter and no plastic bags. Drain fluids from a lawn mower, weed wacker, chain saw or space heater before the load is weighed.
The Newburgh transfer station at 9 Orr Avenue is only running its Citizens Drop-Off Area while the site is improved, so bagged household garbage, recyclables, mixed paper, tires, electronics, empty propane tanks, scrap metal, appliances, motor oil, antifreeze and car batteries can go there but a mattress, furniture, dishwasher, other bulk item, yard waste or construction load has to go to Transfer Station No. 1 at 21 Training Center Lane in New Hampton. All three stations are open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon, a household bag is three dollars with a one dollar senior bag, and ten or more bags are weighed at the solid waste rate.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
City of Newburgh Department of Public Works Sanitation Division with the Orange County Division of Environmental Facilities and Services
Self haul to an Orange County transfer station
A household with bagged garbage, recyclables, tires, electronics, scrap metal, appliances or a bulk load.
Cost & conditions
From $3 for for a single residential bag of household trash, with ten or more bags weighed at $135.15 a ton with a $20.00 minimum up to 295 pounds, scrap metal at $60.00 a ton with a $15.00 minimum up to 500 pounds, $15.00 for each air conditioner, refrigerator, freezer or dehumidifier, $2.00 for each empty propane tank, yard waste at $75.00 a ton with a $20.00 minimum up to 530 pounds and recyclables free. An Orange County resident bringing the load to one of the three transfer stations.
Arrange it
Sort the load first, drive to 9 Orr Avenue in Newburgh for the drop-off area streams or to 21 Training Center Lane in New Hampton for a bulk, yard waste or construction load, and weigh in during the posted hours.
The Newburgh station is not accepting construction and demolition debris, yard waste or bulk waste while the site is improved, a cardboard load for recycling has to be reduced in size with no plastic bags, and electronics are limited to two televisions or monitors, or one of each, for each visit, with a call ahead on 845-291-3246 when ten or more items arrive at once.
City of Newburgh Department of Public Works Sanitation Division with the Orange County Division of Environmental Facilities and Services
Drop tires at the city DPW garage
A city household with a bicycle tire, motorcycle tires or passenger or truck tires up to twenty-four inches.
Cost & conditions
From $0.5 for for a bicycle tire without a rim, with motorcycle tires at $3.00 each limited to five, thirteen to fifteen inch tires at $5.00 each limited to five, sixteen to nineteen inch tires at $10.00 each and twenty to twenty-four inch tires at $30.00 each. A city resident dropping the tires at the DPW garage and paying the fee, with the same prepayment office at 88 Pierces Road for cash or money order.
Arrange it
Sort the tires by size class, take them to the DPW garage, and pay the fee with the prepayment or on the spot as the office directs.
The five tire limit applies to the motorcycle and thirteen to fifteen inch classes, each larger size is priced individually, and a bicycle tire has to have no rim. The county publishes its own size list at its three stations, so a household closer to New Hampton or Port Jervis can price the same tires there.
County transfer station inside Newburgh, drop-off area only during site improvements
Orange County Transfer Station No. 2
9 Orr Avenue, Newburgh, NY 12550
Household bagged garbage, commingled recyclables such as bottles, cans, jugs and tin foil, mixed paper, tires, electronics, empty propane tanks, scrap metal, air conditioners, refrigerators and freezers, motor oil, antifreeze and car batteries, all through the Citizens Drop-Off Area while the bulk and commercial receiving area is closed for site improvements.
The station is not accepting construction and demolition debris, yard waste or bulk waste such as a mattress, furniture or a dishwasher at this time, and those loads go to Transfer Station No. 1. Cardboard for recycling has to be reduced to twenty-four by twenty-four by two inches, plastic and glass no larger than ten inches in diameter, and no plastic bags. Electronics are limited to two televisions or monitors, or one of each, for each visit, with a call ahead on 845-291-3246 when ten or more items arrive at once.
Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. The county answers on 845-291-2640.
From $3 for for a single residential bag of household trash up to thirty-nine gallons or thirty-nine pounds, with a senior citizen bag at $1.00, ten or more bags weighed at $135.15 a ton with a $20.00 minimum up to 295 pounds, scrap metal at $60.00 a ton with a $15.00 minimum up to 500 pounds, $15.00 for each air conditioner, refrigerator, freezer or dehumidifier, $2.00 for each empty propane tank, tires from twenty-five cents for a bicycle tire to $30.00 for a twenty to twenty-four inch tire, and no charge for residents bringing paper, cardboard, plastic, cans, glass, motor oil, antifreeze or car batteries. An Orange County resident bringing the load to the station's drop-off area.
County transfer station taking bulk, yard waste and construction loads
Orange County Transfer Station No. 1
21 Training Center Lane, New Hampton, NY 10958
Solid waste such as furniture, mattresses, dishwashers and other items not in a garbage bag with fluids drained, construction and demolition debris from home improvement projects including trees and stumps, yard waste such as grass trimmings, leaves, light brush and weeds, scrap metal, appliances, tires, electronics, empty propane tanks and the free residents recycling streams.
Construction and demolition debris and yard waste are received at this station rather than at the Newburgh station, cardboard for recycling has to be reduced to twenty-four by twenty-four by two inches with plastic and glass no larger than ten inches in diameter and no plastic bags, electronics are limited to two televisions or monitors, or one of each, for each visit, and a commercial or municipal single stream recycling load with ten percent or more unacceptable material carries a hundred dollar load fee.
Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. The county answers on 845-291-2640.
From $20 for the minimum charge for up to two hundred ninety-five pounds of solid waste or construction and demolition debris at $135.15 a ton, with yard waste at $75.00 a ton with a $20.00 minimum up to 530 pounds, scrap metal at $60.00 a ton with a $15.00 minimum up to 500 pounds, $15.00 for each air conditioner, refrigerator, freezer or dehumidifier and $2.00 for each empty propane tank. An Orange County resident bringing the load to the station.
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Before you book
A few things worth knowing.
Tire disposal, from choosing your item to pickup day in Newburgh.
How much does tire disposal cost?+
A non-commercial car or pickup-truck tire is $99 first and $20 additional. A commercial automotive tire up to 120 lb is $125 first and $55 additional. Count each tire separately.
How do I book a set of four tires?+
Choose the matching tire type and set the quantity to four. The first tire uses the first-item price and the remaining three use the additional-item price. Review your total before payment.
Do you take tires still mounted on rims?+
Text our team a photo before booking so we can confirm the scope and price for your setup.
Can my tire shop take the old tires?+
Ask the tire retailer or your local waste authority about their collection options and requirements. If the tires are already at home, Dropcurb offers a separately booked outdoor pickup for the listed tire types.
Can I arrange same-day pickup?+
Book by 2pm in the pickup address’s local time for same-day pickup. Checkout shows the available dates for your address. Your booking is for a pickup day, rather than an exact arrival window. We send updates and photos after collection.
Where should I put my items?+
Use an accessible outdoor spot you are allowed to use, and follow the instructions in your confirmation. Keep sidewalks, entrances and vehicle access clear. You arrange any indoor carrying. For a loading dock or a short building access window, confirm the setup with our team before booking.
Where can I take tires in Newburgh?+
Either to the city's DPW garage, where a bicycle tire without a rim is fifty cents, motorcycle tires are three dollars each, thirteen to fifteen inch tires are five dollars each, sixteen to nineteen inch tires are ten dollars each and twenty to twenty-four inch tires are thirty dollars each, with the motorcycle, thirteen to fifteen inch, sixteen to nineteen inch and twenty to twenty-four inch classes all limited to five and dropped at the DPW garage, or to an Orange County transfer station, where the published rates run from twenty-five cents for a bicycle tire to thirty dollars for a twenty to twenty-four inch tire and the price is the same whether or not the rim is still on.Official guidance
Can I take furniture or construction debris to the Newburgh transfer station?+
Not while the site is improved. Orange County states that Transfer Station No. 2 on Orr Avenue in Newburgh is not accepting construction and demolition debris, yard waste or bulk waste such as a mattress, furniture or a dishwasher, and that only the Citizens Drop-Off Area is open for bagged household garbage, recyclables, mixed paper, tires, electronics, empty propane tanks, scrap metal, appliances, motor oil, antifreeze and car batteries. A bulk, green or construction load goes to Transfer Station No. 1 at 21 Training Center Lane in New Hampton instead.Official guidance
What does the Orange County transfer station cost?+
A single residential bag of household trash up to thirty-nine gallons or thirty-nine pounds is three dollars, a senior citizen bag with proof of age is one dollar, and ten or more bags are weighed at a hundred thirty-five dollars and fifteen cents a ton with a twenty dollar minimum for up to two hundred ninety-five pounds. Furniture, a mattress or a dishwasher that is not in a garbage bag is charged at that solid waste rate, construction and demolition debris carries the same rate at Transfer Station No. 1, yard waste is seventy-five dollars a ton with a twenty dollar minimum up to five hundred thirty pounds, and paper, cardboard, plastic, cans, glass, motor oil, antifreeze and car batteries are free to recycle.Official guidance
What does disposal cost in Newburgh?+
The city bills sanitation quarterly at twenty-nine dollars a month for each dwelling unit plus a four dollar and sixty cent residential stop fee for each assessed parcel, with a six dollar and sixty-one cent commercial stop fee for a commercial parcel. A bulk item is ten, twenty or thirty dollars depending on its class and has to be prepaid in cash or by money order, and yard waste is free. At the county, a household bag is three dollars with a one dollar senior bag, ten or more bags are weighed at a hundred thirty-five dollars and fifteen cents a ton with a twenty dollar minimum, scrap metal is sixty dollars a ton with a fifteen dollar minimum, an appliance holding refrigerant is fifteen dollars, yard waste is seventy-five dollars a ton and recyclables are free.Official guidance
What will Newburgh not collect?+
The city does not collect construction and demolition material from the construction, alteration or repair of a structure, which it lists as plaster, metal, brick, concrete, lathing, roofing, nails and hardware, earth or structural members, and the property owner has to dispose of it. There is also no bulk or yard waste collection on a city holiday, or on the Wednesday after a holiday falls on a Monday. Those loads go to Orange County Transfer Station No. 1 in New Hampton.Official guidance
Who handles garbage and disposal in Newburgh?+
The City of Newburgh collects garbage, recycling, bulk items and yard waste with its own crews, answers sanitation questions on 845-565-1082 or 845-565-3297, and takes prepayment at 88 Pierces Road. Orange County runs the disposal side through three transfer stations, with the Newburgh station at 9 Orr Avenue on 845-291-2640 and the bulk, yard waste and construction intake moved to Transfer Station No. 1 at 21 Training Center Lane in New Hampton while the Newburgh site is improved.Official guidance
How does a refrigerator go out in Newburgh?+
A refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner is the top city bulk class at thirty dollars, booked on the Wednesday run through Sanitation on 845-565-1082 or 845-565-3297 before 3 p.m. Tuesday and prepaid in cash or by money order at 88 Pierces Road. The alternative is a county transfer station, where a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier is charged fifteen dollars for each appliance and the load can go to the Newburgh drop-off area or to New Hampton.Official guidance
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