Stacking tires for slope leveling: tires shift without reinforcement. Steel belts degrade, leaching zinc, PAHs, and heavy metals into soil—questionable for planting areas.
Better: timber, block, or stone walls. If using tires: pin with rebar, fill with gravel, cap with soil. But toxicity remains concern for edibles.
Need: wall location (above/below plants), stack height, drainage plan. Tires not recommended for structural walls near living spaces.
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