Describe the tires and the site
When requesting service, describe tire size and quantity as accurately as possible. Explain where the tires are located, whether equipment can reach them, and whether they are stacked, loose or mixed with other material.
Photos and approximate measurements can be useful when the service provider asks for them. Mention soft ground, narrow entrances or seasonal access limitations.
Confirm service before moving tires
Ask the provider to confirm that the tire type and size can be accepted and what equipment or labor will be needed. Do not move a large tire pile to a new location until the destination and pickup arrangement are clear.
For agricultural properties, storage and movement may also involve site-specific safety or environmental considerations. Follow the current requirements that apply to the property.
Document the load and closeout
Keep a record of the date, location, tire types and quantity removed. Save the pickup paperwork with farm or fleet maintenance records so future replacements can be planned more easily.
Stricco can discuss approved farm and equipment tire pickup in Georgia and South Carolina. Contact the team with the tire details to confirm availability.