Step 1: Go for a bike ride
Get the most out of your current tires by riding your favorite trails and routes.
Looking for a way to get rid of your old bike tires for free? When your tires have taken their last ride, bring them to your local Trek shop to be responsibly recycled. We’ve partnered with Liberty Tire Recycling to turn Trek stores into official bike tire recycling centers. This way, your old tires stay out of your garage, and more importantly, out of landfills for a more sustainably minded future.
How it works
Step 2: Bring us your tires
Drop your used bicycle tires off at your nearest Trek shop.
Step 3: Recycle responsibly
We’ll make sure your tires stay out of landfills and are recycled responsibly.
Step 4: Buy new bike tires
Replace your old tires with Trek’s selection of road, mountain, and gravel tires.
Why is it important to recycle your bicycle tires?
Responsibly recycling your tires keeps them from overwhelming landfills and polluting waterways and the air. End-of-life bike tires can be recycled and reused for things like landscaping rubber, asphalt mix, fuel, and more! Plus, a renewed life for your tires means a more sustainable future for everyone.
Still have questions?
Explore frequently asked questions about bicycle tire recycling.
How does the bike tire recycling program work?
Easy, you bring in your old bike tires, and we’ll make sure they’re responsibly recycled, free of charge!
Are you accepting any other bike tire components for recycling?
At this time, we’re only recycling tires. NO tubes.
How are the tires recycled?
Once Liberty Tire Recycling collects the used tires from Trek, they’ll process and assess each one to determine its best use. From playground and landscaping rubber to asphalt mix, tire-derived fuel, and more — every aspect of each tire is recycled and repurposed for a renewed life.
Do all Trek shops recycle tires?
Most U.S. Trek retailers accept bike tires to be recycled. Use the button below to find a participating shop near you!