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Battery Recycling & Drop-off in Rancho Cordova, CA
9 recycling and drop-off locations in Rancho Cordova, CA: 1 battery store, 8 recycling centers.
9locations
0with verified battery services
9with phone
9with website
Call before you go: confirm the site accepts lithium-ion e-bike or scooter batteries and whether there is a size limit.
Battery Recycling & Drop-off in Rancho Cordova, CA
| Name | Type | Verified services | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| North State Batteries e-bike / battery | Battery store | Not checked | 3340 Sunrise Blvd, 95742 | (916) 859-0343 |
| E-Waste Recovery Systems | Recycling center | Not checked | 11500 Sunrise Gold Cir, 95742 | (916) 858-1530 |
| Eco Appliance Recycling | Recycling center | Not checked | 3229 Fitzgerald Rd Ste A, 95742 | (916) 995-5248 |
| Goodwill Donation Xpress | Recycling center | Not checked | 1945 Zinfandel Dr, 95670 | (916) 631-0130 |
| JAF tire recycling | Recycling center | Not checked | 12520 Quicksilver Dr C, 95742 | (916) 352-0270 |
| Radius Recycling | Recycling center | Not checked | 12000 Folsom Blvd, 95742 | (916) 985-4810 |
| Schnitzer Steel Industries | Recycling center | Not checked | 10911 White Rock Rd, 95670 | (916) 503-4612 |
| T3 Office Recycling Solutions | Recycling center | Not checked | 2583 Mercantile Dr, 95742 | (916) 851-1099 |
| Tko Recycling | Recycling center | Not checked | 11493 Folsom Blvd, 95742 | (888) 225-5856 |
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I drop off an e-bike battery in Rancho Cordova?
We list 9 recycling and battery locations in Rancho Cordova, CA. Battery stores and household hazardous waste sites are most likely to accept lithium-ion e-bike packs. Call ahead to confirm.
Is there a fee to recycle an e-bike battery?
Many drop-off programs are free for consumers. Some recyclers charge by weight for large packs. Ask when you call.