Waste Disposal San Jose

• Firestone Store
• 1379 S. Park Victoria, Milpitas, CA
• (408) 945-3911

• Auto Zone
• 94 N San Tomas Aquino Rd., Campbell, CA
• (408) 370-0758

• O'Reilly Auto Parts
• 16060 Monterey Rd., Morgan Hill, CA
• (408) 776-7705

We all know that the petroleum needed to produce gas is a nonrenewable resource, so it’s important that we curb our gas consumption. If you ever do need to dispose of gas that’s too old to use safely, it should never be thrown out with your household trash, poured down a drain or mixed with any other fluids.

• San Jose Environmental Innovation Center
• 1608 Las Plumas Ave, San Jose, CA 95133
• 408-299-7300

• Santa Clara County Household Hazardous Waste Program
• 1555 Berger Dr. #300, San Jose, CA
• (408) 299-7300

All automotive fluids contain substances that are toxic to people, animals, and the environment. For the health of our community, including the wildlife we share it with, it’s extremely important to dispose of these materials properly. Don’t throw them in the trash, mix them with each other or pour them down a drain.

• Santa Clara County Curbside Recycling
• (408) 535-3500
• Check for curbside automotive recycling in your neighborhood

When tires end up in a landfill rather than being recycled, they can wreak havoc on landfill infrastructure. Over time, instead of compressing and decomposing, methane gas builds up inside a tire until it bursts, causing damage and releasing toxic gas into the air. Tires should always be handed off to the pros for disposal.

• Curbside Large Item Collection
• California Waste Solutions: (408) 213-7800 (Downtown, north, east, and south San Jose)
• GreenTeam of San Jose: (408) 282-4400 (West San Jose)