Effective September 22, 2025, GST rates on tyres in India have been rationalised: most new pneumatic tyres move to 18%, tractor tyres and tubes drop to 5%, and bicycle tyres align at 5%, while retreaded tyres and retreading services remain at 18%. These changes stem from the broader GST 2.0 shift, emphasising 5% and 18% slabs.
New pneumatic tyres for cars, 2 wheelers, buses and trucks are at 18% after a cut from 28%, covering mainstream HSN 4011 sub headings.
Tractor tyres and tractor tubes are at 5% after a reduction from 18%, with agriculture-focused lines explicitly noted for relief.
Bicycle tyres stand at 5% under the updated alignment for non-motorised segments, retaining a lower slab for affordability.
Aircraft tyres are commonly listed at 18%, consistent with prior treatment in HSN 4011.90 groupings.
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Retreaded or used tyres under HSN 4012 remain at 18%, with tyre retreading services also taxed at 18% under service HSN references.
Tyre tubes and flaps are generally at 18% under HSN 4012 or 4013, except specific tractor tube lines covered by the 5% change.
New tyres fall under HSN 4011 with subheadings such as 4011.10 for cars, 4011.20 for buses and trucks, 4011.40 for motorcycles, 4011.50 for bicycles, and 4011.61 for agricultural vehicles.
The 56th GST Council changes shifted earlier 28% lines to 18% and aligned certain 12% agricultural and bicycle lines to 5% from September 22, 2025.
The updated GST structure standardises most new pneumatic tyres at 18%, provides targeted relief at 5% for tractor and bicycle categories, and retains 18% for retreaded tyres, improving clarity for billing and compliance from September 22, 2025.
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Published on: Sep 23, 2025, 1:09 PM IST
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