Tyre Disposal Aberdeen

Tyre collection · Aberdeen & the North-East

Waste tyre disposal in Aberdeen

With our own site in Aberdeen, UK Rubber offers genuinely local, SEPA-licensed tyre collection across the city, Aberdeenshire and the north-east — including the agricultural, plant and OTR tyres this region produces more of than anywhere else in Scotland.
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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

A local site, not a long-distance promise

Plenty of collectors claim to “cover” the north-east from the central belt. We don’t have to: UK Rubber has a site in Aberdeen, serving the city and the wider region — Aberdeenshire, Peterhead, Fraserburgh, Inverurie and Stonehaven — linking with our Inverness site for Moray and the Highlands. That local base means realistic collection times, lower transport costs, and a team that actually knows the area’s yards, farms and estates.

Everything we collect is processed within our own SEPA-licensed operation — so north-east tyres get the same fully traceable, recycled-in-Scotland treatment as everything else we handle.

Our Customers

Built for the north-east’s tyre profile

The north-east generates a different mix of waste tyres from the central belt — bigger, heavier, and harder for ordinary collectors to handle. We specialise in exactly that:
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Agricultural and tractor tyres from Aberdeenshire’s farms

Among the most demanding tyres to dispose of legally, and one of our core strengths.
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OTR, earthmover and plant tyres

From quarries, construction and energy-sector supply chains around Aberdeen and Peterhead.
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Garage, MOT and fleet collections

Across the city and Aberdeenshire towns.
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HGV and trailer tyres

From the region’s haulage and logistics operators.

Why UK Rubber

Licensed here, recycled here

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

Tyres we collect in Aberdeen 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

Aberdeen tyre collection questions

Does UK Rubber really have a site in Aberdeen?
Yes. Unlike collectors who service the north-east occasionally from the central belt, UK Rubber operates a site in Aberdeen, with collections across the city, Aberdeenshire, Peterhead, Fraserburgh, Inverurie and Stonehaven. That local base is what makes our collection times and pricing realistic for the region.
Can you dispose of tractor and agricultural tyres in Aberdeenshire?
Yes, and it is one of our specialities. Agricultural, tractor and OTR tyres are oversized, heavy and cannot go through ordinary disposal routes, so they are priced individually. Send us the details and photos if possible, and we will quote before collection.
Do you cover Peterhead and Fraserburgh for waste tyre collection?
Yes. Peterhead, Fraserburgh and the wider Buchan area are part of our regular north-east coverage from the Aberdeen site, alongside Inverurie and Stonehaven, with our Inverness site covering Moray and the Highlands beyond.
Where do Aberdeen's collected tyres actually end up?
Within our own SEPA-licensed operation, where they are shredded and separated into rubber crumb, recovered steel and fibre for reuse. Nothing goes to landfill, and you receive a Waste Transfer Note with every collection as proof of lawful disposal.
Book an Aberdeen 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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