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

Auto Batteries [Lead Acid]
Lead acid batteries can be turned in when a new battery is purchased. They are also accepted at Business Hazardous Waste facilities.

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.

BATTERIES - AUTO Interstate Battery Website 2400 Bluebell Dr Santa Rosa, CA Phone: 800 640-5640 Program Description: Picks up Interstate Batteries from their dealers

OIL, TIRES, BATTERIES Big Sky Enterprises E-mail Contact: Jeff Industrial Park , P.O. Box 481 Benicia, CA 94510 Phone: 800 479-7993 Program Description: Oil, oil filters, tires, batteries, empty drum and other hazardous waste

OIL Evergreen Environmental Website E-mail 6880 Smith Ave Newark, CA 95560 Phone: 800 972-5284 Program Description: Picks up oil, oil filters, and antifreeze, oily water, hazardous waste, drums. Full service environmental management Sells Re-refined Base oil, Burner fuel, Asphal flux and Recycled, New automotive antifreeze

STEEL DRUMS Bataeff Salvage Co 244 Mountain View Ave Santa Rosa, CA 95407 Phone: 707 584-8401 Hours: Mon-Sat 8:30am -5:30pm, Sun 10am -4 pm Program Description: Sells steel barrels, steel/plastic barrels, 2-gallon buckets, 5 gallon buckets and other metal

TIRES Dewitt Tire Recycler E-mail Contact: Tom Dewitt P.O. Box 1651 Sonoma, CA 94576 Phone: 707 996-2015 Program Description: Picks up used tires

TIRES Kennec, Inc. Website E-mail Contact: Joaquin Wright Phone: 760 912-5800 Program Description: Tire Derived Aggregate Reuse<\/b> If the tires are in fairly clean shape (not buried in petroleum contaminated soils for example) there is a company that works with contractors that is using clean used tires for a new technology for road construction as source material after its shredded. A good point of contact is Joaquin Wright with Kennec, Inc. who has a contract with the State of California / CA EPA and CIWMB for tire reuse within the State. When construction projects come up, he can put you in touch with contractors that would take the tires, shred them and utilize them in the construction as tire derived aggregate. In your area, landslide road stabilization is a typical use for the TDA. Visit the website linked above