These wastes include
Brake fluid
Cleaners
Oily rags
Engine degreaser
Liquid polishes
Power steering fluid
Transmission fluid
Windshield wiper fluid

TIRES

It is illegal to dump old tires in any California landfill or anywhere in the state.

California has more registered vehicles than any other state. As a result, approximately 33.5 million tires are generated each year.

The California Tire Recycling Act of 1989 (AB1843) created the Tire Recycling Program. A $1/per tire fees is collected on the sale of new tires. Most tire shops will accept used tires when new tires are purchased. Some shops will charge an additional recycling fee for used tires. Check with your local tire dealers for current charges.

Is your car a junker? Program Description: Is Your Car a Junker? Call these companies to recycle your car Steel Mill Supply 707 226-3950 659 Napa Junction Road American Canyon Restrictions; Take your pink slip to the DMV to get a junk certificate. Please no batteries, coolant, or motor oil and filters. All gas and transmission fluids need to be drained. A minimum of 12 holes in the gas tank. Pacific Auto Salvage: 707 255-1437 5759 Napa-Vallejo Hwy, American Canyon Accepts automotive metal Also accepts Auto Batteries, Motor Oil and Filters Call for details California Auto Dismantling 707 557-4300 1578 Green Island Rd, American Canyon Buys back Honda, Acura, Saturn, Toyota and Lexus cars Pick-N-Pull/Fairfield: 800 442-5865 www.picknpull.com 4659 Airbase Pkwy, Fairfield

TIRES Potrero Hills Landfill E-mail Contact: Richard Covington 3675 Potrero Hill Lane , Off Highway 12 Fairfield, CA 94585 Phone: 707 429-9600 Hours: M-F 8:30am-4pm, Sat-Sun 9am-4pm, closed Holidays Cost: yes Program Description: Tires are accepted and a fee is charged depending on the size of the tire.