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I believe it's too much hassle to deal with trying to recycle them yourself. You can likely find an auto recycler in your area that will take them off your hands. They can put them in junk cars to be crushed and then shredded.
The shredder can handle them very easily and everyone wins.
  • Posted 13 Jun 2019 21:41
  • By tom_w
  • joined 29 Jul'04 - 24 messages
  • Virginia, United States

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