Alloy Wheel Recycling in Brisbane

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Brisbane Alloy Wheel Recycling

Upgraded your rims or written off the car? Don’t let old wheels sit around collecting dust. They’re still worth something. At Central Scrap Metal in Brisbane, we offer fair prices for used and damaged wheels through fast, hassle-free alloy wheel recycling.

Whether you’re dropping off a single rim or clearing out a stack from the shed, we’ll weigh and sort everything on-site. Clean alloys (free of tyres or inserts) typically bring in higher prices, but we accept most conditions. You don’t need to polish them up; we'll take care of the grading and pricing.

We accept loose rims, bent wheels, cracked sets and even spares from your last tyre change. Drop them in or ask us about bulk collection for larger loads. Reach out to us on 0433 463 535 to find out what your old rims are worth.

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Cracked, bent or damaged wheels accepted

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Aluminium & mixed-alloy grades welcome

How We Price & Process Rims

Not all wheels are made the same; some are pure aluminium, others are mixed alloy or magnesium. That’s why identifying what you’ve got matters. Prices vary based on weight, material and contamination. Clean, tyre-free alloy rims with no inserts or valve stems typically return the best price.

Most modern vehicles come with alloy wheels, and many drivers don’t realise how much they're worth when they’re scrapped. Even damaged rims can still be recycled for their metal content, so it’s always worth checking before tossing them out.

For those with commercial quantities — mechanics, auto wreckers or tyre shops — we also offer flexible pick-up options and same-day processing. Just let us know what’s in your load, and we’ll handle the rest. Recycling alloy wheels helps reduce mining demand and saves valuable material from landfill, so it’s good for your wallet and the planet.

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