Tyre Disposal Glasgow

Tyre collection · Glasgow & Greater Glasgow

Waste tyre disposal in Glasgow

Fast, fully compliant tyre collection for Glasgow garages, MOT centres, tyre fitters and fleets — handled by Scotland’s only industrial-scale, SEPA-licensed tyre recycling plant, just up the M74 in Motherwell.
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SEPA Licensed

Licence no. WML/L/1187102
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Transfer Note

Duty-of-care paperwork every time
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Fast Uplift

Sometimes within 30 mins, typically within 2 working days

Coverage

Covering every corner of Greater Glasgow

Our Motherwell plant sits roughly 15 miles from Glasgow city centre, straight along the M74 and M8 — which is why Glasgow is the busiest part of our collection network.

We uplift waste tyres across the city and the wider conurbation, including the East End trade estates, Govan and the south side, Clydebank, Paisley, East Kilbride, Cumbernauld, Coatbridge and Airdrie, and everywhere between.

Being this close cuts transport miles, which keeps your price down and your carbon footprint smaller — and it means we can often slot Glasgow uplifts into same-day routes.

Our Customers

Who we collect from in Glasgow

Glasgow has one of the densest concentrations of garages, MOT stations, tyre fitters and dealership groups in Scotland — and every one of them produces waste tyres that must, by law, go to a licensed carrier. We provide:
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Scheduled trade collections for garages, MOT centres and fast-fits

Planned into regular routes so your tyre bay never overflows.
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Fleet and dealership contracts

Vans, HGVs, buses and coaches, with consolidated duty-of-care reporting.
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One-off uplifts and stockpile clearances

Including yard clean-ups and tyres left behind on commercial premises.
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Forklift and solid tyres

From Glasgow’s warehousing and distribution sector.

Why UK Rubber

Licensed here, recycled here

UK Rubber operates Scotland’s only industrial-scale, SEPA-licensed tyre recycling plant.

Tyres we collect in Glasgow aren’t passed to a middleman or shipped abroad — they’re processed within our own operation into rubber crumb, recovered steel and fibre, with nothing sent to landfill.

You get a Waste Transfer Note with every collection, keeping your duty-of-care records complete, and pricing tailored to your tyre types, volume and location — see how our pricing works.

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FAQs

Glasgow tyre collection questions

Which areas of Glasgow do you collect waste tyres from?
All of them. We uplift across Glasgow city and the wider conurbation, including Paisley, Clydebank, East Kilbride, Cumbernauld, Coatbridge and Airdrie. Our plant is about 15 miles away in Motherwell, just off the M74, so the whole Greater Glasgow area is core territory for our routes.
How quickly can you collect tyres in Glasgow?
Glasgow is the closest major city to our Motherwell plant, so uplifts there are often the fastest we do. Depending on how busy we are, we can sometimes collect within half an hour, and Glasgow collections are typically arranged within two working days.
Do you do regular collections for Glasgow garages and MOT centres?
Yes, scheduled trade collections are the core of our Glasgow service. We agree a frequency that matches how quickly your tyre bay fills, plan it into our routes, and issue a Waste Transfer Note with every visit so your duty-of-care records stay complete.
Can I deliver waste tyres to you instead of paying for a Glasgow uplift?
Yes. Our recycling plant in Motherwell is around 20 minutes from Glasgow city centre via the M74, and delivering tyres to us directly usually reduces the cost. Contact us first so we can book your delivery in.
Book a Glasgow tyre collection
Please use our contact page or by phone on 0345 222 2727
Tyre types, rough quantity, postcode — that’s all we need for a fast, tailored quote.
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