Welcome to RE:Source! Your online directory for reuse, repair and proper disposal options for the Bay Area. Although we do our best to stay up-to-date, information is constantly changing and we encourage you to call ahead to verify hours and availability.
Batteries - Automotive or Boat
This item is hazardous and requires proper disposal.
Turn in your old battery where you buy a replacement at auto and marine parts & supply stores and repair shops. In addition, they accept old car batteries that are not being replaced for recycling collection.
Find more information on our Battery Fact Sheet.
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2098 Lombard St., San Francisco • (415) 346-7400Free Drop-off -
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2500 San Bruno Ave., San Francisco • (415) 656-0696O'Reilly offers a $10 Gift Certificate when lead-acid batteries are dropped off at this location.Free Drop-off -
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600 S 4th Street, Richmond • (510) 412-5300Lead AcidFree Drop-off -
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205 Cutting Blvd., Richmond • (510) 233-1988Free Drop-off -
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243 23rd St., Richmond • (510) 234-6364Free Drop-off -
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1175 Fell St., San Francisco • (415) 626-6446Free Drop-off -
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657 143rd Ave, San Leandro • 510-352-2665Drop-off for a Fee, Pick-up for a Fee -
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12925 San Pablo Ave., Richmond • (510) 235-7373Free Drop-off -
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12952 San Pablo Ave., Richmond • (510) 234-1721Drop-off for a Fee -
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501 Tunnel Ave, San Francisco • (415) 330-1405San Francisco Residents only.Free Pick-up -
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501 Tunnel Ave., San Francisco • (415) 330-1405Limit of 15 gallons or 125 pounds per day of all household hazardous waste. San Francisco residents only. Address verification required. Open Thursday-Saturday only from 8am-4pm.Free Drop-off -
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501 Tunnel Ave., San Francisco • (415) 330-1425Quantity limits and disposal fees apply. You must qualify and make an appointment in advance. San Francisco businesses only.Drop-off for a Fee -
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14845 E. 14th St., San Leandro • (510) 895-9200Please call first to determine limts per visit.Free Drop-off -
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14850 East 14th Street, San Leandro • (510) 351-4718With a new car battery purchase, you’ll be turning in your old battery for a core, but if you have an old battery that needs disposal, or several, you’ll receive a gift card for every battery you drop off.Free Drop-off -
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3855 Geary Blvd., San Francisco • (415) 668-5241O'Reilly offers a $10 Gift Certificate when lead-acid batteries are dropped off at this location.Free Drop-off -
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4540 Mission St., San Francisco • (415) 586-8262O'Reilly offers a $10 Gift Certificate when lead-acid batteries are dropped off at this location.Free Drop-off -
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1125 Hensley St, Richmond • 626-334-5117Pick-up for a Fee, Mail-in for a Fee -
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1259 9th Ave., San Francisco • (415) 682-2900Free Drop-off -
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14420 San Pablo Ave., San Pablo • (510) 232-6100Free Drop-off -
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101 Pittsburg Ave., Richmond • (888) 412-9277Free Drop-off, Drop-off for a Fee -
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101 Pittsburg Ave., Richmond • (888) 412-9277Free Drop-off, Drop-off for a Fee -
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3144 Shane Dr., Richmond • (510) 758-7517Free Drop-off -
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385 Pittsburg Ave., Richmond • (510) 236-2488Drop-off for a Fee -
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1700 Noriega St., San Francisco • (415) 753-9635Free Drop-off -
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17750 Hesperian Blvd., San Lorenzo • (510) 481-5010With a new car battery purchase, you’ll be turning in your old battery for a core, but if you have an old battery that needs disposal, or several, you’ll receive a gift card for every battery you drop off.Free Drop-off
