Tyre Disposal Inverness

Tyre collection · Inverness & the Highlands

Waste tyre disposal in Inverness

Our Inverness site brings SEPA-licensed waste tyre collection to the Highlands — realistic uplift times for garages, farms, estates and hauliers from Fort William to Elgin, without waiting for a lorry to come up from the central belt.

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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

Highland coverage from a Highland base

The Highlands are the part of Scotland most tyre collectors quietly ignore — too far, too spread out, too expensive to reach. UK Rubber has a site in Inverness, so for us it’s home ground.

We collect across the city and along the A96 corridor to Nairn, Forres and Elgin, up the A9 through Dingwall and Ross-shire, south through Aviemore and Badenoch, and down the Great Glen towards Fort William.

For the north-east coast beyond Moray, our Aberdeen site picks up the baton — between the two, the whole of northern Scotland has a genuinely local, SEPA-licensed disposal route.

Our Customers

Who we collect from across the Highlands

Highland tyre waste is heavier, more remote and more agricultural than the central belt’s — and our Inverness service is built for exactly that:

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Farms, crofts and estates

Tractor, agricultural and ATV tyres, including accumulated stockpiles on remote ground.

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Forestry and groundworks plant

Heavy plant and OTR tyres from Highland forestry, hydro and construction operations.

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Garages, MOT centres and tyre fitters

In Inverness and the Moray towns — scheduled uplifts on regular routes.

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Hauliers and distribution operators

Along the A9 and A96 — HGV and trailer tyres with full duty-of-care paperwork.

Why UK Rubber

Licensed here, recycled here

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

Tyres we collect in Inverness 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

Inverness tyre collection questions

Do you really cover the Highlands for waste tyre collection?

Yes — from our own site in Inverness, not occasionally from the central belt. We collect across Inverness, along the A96 to Nairn, Forres and Elgin, up through Dingwall and Ross-shire, and south towards Aviemore and Fort William. Contact us with your postcode and we will confirm your route.

Which Highland and Moray towns do you serve from Inverness?

Our regular coverage from the Inverness site takes in Nairn, Forres, Elgin, Dingwall, Aviemore and the Great Glen towards Fort William, alongside Inverness itself. More remote locations can usually be planned into a route, so it is always worth asking.

Can Highland estates and forestry operations get large tyres collected?

Yes. Heavy plant, OTR, tractor and agricultural tyres from estates, forestry and groundworks are a speciality — they are priced individually because of their size and weight. Send us the details and photos if you can, and we will quote before collection.

Is tyre collection in the Highlands more expensive than the central belt?

Having a site in Inverness keeps our transport miles — and therefore your price — down compared with collectors travelling from the central belt. Your quote depends on tyre type, quantity and postcode, so tell us those three things and we will price it properly.

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Book a Inverness 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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