Name your price. Registered collectors take it.

Post a load

Free until 2 collectors cover your site's district for that waste, then 30 more days. Then £15 a month or £150 a year. Cancel any time.

You pay nothing until there are collectors near you to use it.

Keep your current collector. TyresGone works alongside them.

How it works

  1. 01The garage names the price

    The garage posts what the waste is, how much, where, the dates that suit and the price it will pay. TyresGone never sets a price.

  2. 02A registered collector takes it, or makes one counter-offer

    Collectors with a registration in force whose area covers the site see the load. One takes it at the garage's price, or makes one counter-offer the garage accepts or declines. TyresGone does not pick or recommend a collector.

  3. 03Both sign on a phone. The record is filed.

    On the day, both sign on a phone and the collector issues a numbered Collection Record, kept in both accounts.

What you keep after every collection

Every collection made through the Marketplace ends with a numbered Collection Record, signed by both sides on a phone. This one is an example.

Collected

CBDX000001-00001

Collection Record issued 16 October 2026, 10:02

  • 40 tyres · Car, van & motorcycle · 16 01 03 · £60

The garage pays the collector £60. The garage and the collector pay each other directly.

Vehicle: EX65 PLE

The garage, Sam Example. Signed, 10:00.
The collector. Signed, 10:02.

Sample: register facts as held in TyresGone's copy of the Environment Agency public register, last updated from the register on 15 October 2026.

The garage and the collector can each download theirs as a PDF.

What each part means
  • Record number — unique to this collection; quote it if anyone asks.
  • Issue date and time — when the record was issued, at the handover.
  • Waste code 16 01 03 — the official code for end-of-life tyres, which a waste transfer record needs.
  • Quantities and prices — what was handed over, and the price: the garage's own, or the one counter-offer it accepted. TyresGone takes no share.
  • Signatures — the garage and the collector each sign on a phone at the handover.
  • Register facts — what the Environment Agency public register showed for the collector, as held in TyresGone's copy of it on that date.
  • Vehicle plate — the collector's vehicle that took the load.

Garage plan

£15 a month

Searching the register stays free. Cancel any time.

See pricing

Tyres gone. Proof stays.

436,366

registrations in force

ROLLING

copied from the Environment Agency

Carriers whose name, another public register or their own declaration points to a waste stream

Stream figures count carriers whose name or another public register points to a waste stream. The register does not record which waste a carrier takes, so many collectors with general business names are not in these counts. Neither source is a statement by the carrier.

Counted on 10 November 2026.

Last synced 13:44 on 10 November 2026

Questions

Is it free for garages?

Searching the register is free and needs no sign-up. It always will be. Posting loads on the Marketplace is free until 2 collectors cover your district for that waste, then free for 30 more days. After that, posting and every Marketplace function for garages need the Garage plan, £15 a month or £150 a year, which you start yourself. Nothing is charged automatically. Cancel any time.

Do I have to change collector?

No. Keep your current collector. TyresGone works alongside them: search their registration and keep the result with your waste transfer notes.

Does TyresGone approve carriers?

No. TyresGone does not approve, endorse, accredit or recommend any carrier. The registration details are the Environment Agency's own public data; confirm anything else with the business.

Where does the register data come from?

From the Environment Agency public register of waste carriers, brokers and dealers. Copied from the Environment Agency public register on a rolling basis. Each record shows the date we last copied it; changes made after that date may not appear here yet. Contains Environment Agency information © Environment Agency and/or database right.

Is the Marketplace open?

Yes. It opened on 13 October 2026. Post a load and name your price, or set your vehicle's area to see loads near you. Free until your area is live. Cancel any time.

Is my business already on TyresGone?

If you hold an Environment Agency waste carrier registration, yes: your registered details are on a public register, and this site makes them searchable.

What does claiming my page cost?

Nothing. Claiming is free. Once claimed, you can add the waste you take, the area you cover and how garages can reach you.

More on the register

Searching the register is part of your duty of care.

Under section 34 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990, a business that produces waste must take reasonable steps to ensure it is handled properly. Look up a carrier's registration before handing over waste and keep evidence of that search.

Upper tier registrations run for three years. Read the expiry date in our copy of the register and keep a record. You can also ask us to email you before it expires.

Print the one-page duty of care sheet

Digital waste tracking since 1 October 2026.

In force

00:00, Thursday 1 October 2026

UK time

The Digital Waste Tracking (England) Regulations 2026

SI 2026/729 · made 24 June 2026

What it requires

  • Who: sites in England holding an environmental permit to receive waste.
  • What: every load they receive is recorded on the government's digital waste tracking service.
  • Includes: who carried the load and their waste carrier registration number, the vehicle registration, waste codes, weights, and the recovery or disposal operation.
  • When: by the end of the second working day after the day the load arrives.
  • Cost to those sites: £26 a year per organisation.

What it does not change

  • Garages and other waste producers have no new duty. The duty of care is unchanged.
  • Waste transfer notes continue as before.
  • Sites operating under a registered exemption, such as T8, are not covered. Exemptions are lawful.

If you deliver to a permitted site, your waste carrier registration number is now recorded with every load you bring.

Read the RegulationsGOV.UK guidance

Where the record is digital

  1. 01

    Tyre bay (garage)

    Your own record

    No new duty. The duty of care starts here.

  2. 02

    Carrier

    Planned

    A later phase, expected 2027. Not law.

  3. 03

    Receiving site

    Digital since 1 Oct 2026

    Permitted sites record every load.

What changed on 1 October 2026

A public register, made searchable.

The data comes from the Environment Agency public register. We do not edit the register. What a collector adds to a claimed page is marked as theirs, and kept separate from the registered facts.

Defra recorded 1.26 million fly-tipping incidents handled by local authorities in England in 2024/25, up 9% on the previous year. Defra, Fly-tipping statistics for England, 2024 to 2025. How we work.

Every waste stream, not only tyres.

Oil, batteries, scrap metal, the skip and the car nobody will repair go out of a workshop the same way, and the same duty of care follows them.

These businesses are registered waste carriers with the Environment Agency. Some are listed here because their registered name suggests this waste; others because their name and postcode match a record on another public register, such as a scrap metal dealer licence or an authorised treatment facility permit. Neither is a statement by the carrier. A register records what a business is permitted to do, not what it does. Always confirm with the carrier before you hand over waste.

Registered carriers, county by county.

Shading shows how many carriers whose name, another public register or their own declaration points to waste tyres are listed in each county. The register does not record what waste they collect.

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