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Duty Rates for Rubber & Rubber Products Imports

Typical Duty Rate Range

3.7%–10% MFN (tires can be high)

Duty rates for rubber & rubber products vary significantly by specific product type, material, and country of origin. The rates above represent the typical range — use the HTS classifier to get the exact rate for your specific product.

HTS Chapters

Common HTS Code Headings

4011.10 4011.20 4012.11 4016.91 4016.99
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Regulatory Requirements for Rubber & Rubber Products Imports

Beyond standard CBP duties, rubber & rubber products imports may require:

Common Pitfalls

⚠ Watch Out For
  • Passenger vs. truck tire classification
  • Natural vs. synthetic rubber rates
  • AD/CVD on Chinese/Vietnamese tires
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How Country of Origin Affects Rubber & Rubber Products Duty Rates

The country where your rubber & rubber products are manufactured significantly impacts your total duty burden:

Origin Country Trade Agreement Section 301 Est. Total Duty
🇨🇳 China None +7.5%–25% on most goods MFN + S301
🇹🇭 Thailand GSP (partial) None 0% (GSP (partial))
🇯🇵 Japan USJTA None 0% (USJTA)
🇰🇷 South Korea KORUS None 0% (KORUS)
🇮🇩 Indonesia GSP (partial) None 0% (GSP (partial))
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Tariff rates are sourced from USITC HTS Schedule as of 2026-04-05. Compliance requirements based on current CBP, FDA, USDA, and CPSC regulations. Always verify with official sources before importing. AI-assisted analysis — not legal or customs advice.