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Tyres: DPP rules, dates and guides

Tyre passports: what is planned, and what existing tyre law already asks

Tyres do not currently have an adopted product-specific Digital Product Passport requirement under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) . Read the full answer: Tyre Digital Product Passport Requirements

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01 · The timeline

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  1. Operators and traders dealing in relevant commodities and relevant products within Annex I, subject to the Regulation's role and timing rules

    Reaches: Large and medium enterprises

    Check whether your product is in EUDR scope

  2. Operators and traders dealing in relevant commodities and relevant products within Annex I, subject to the Regulation's role and timing rules

    Reaches: Micro and small enterprises

    Check whether your product is in EUDR scope

  3. Final tyre DPP content is not yet established.

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Every date here is a row in the obligations dataset, as JSON and CSV.

02 · The decisions

What to read first

1Tyre Digital Product Passport RequirementsTyres do not currently have an adopted product-specific Digital Product Passport requirement under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) .Read the answer 2Which Tyre Label and EPREL Data Can You Reuse for a Future Tyre DPP?Tyre suppliers already manage a large part of the product identity and performance data for the EU tyre label and EPREL. That data is worth reusing as a future DPP readiness layer.Read the answer 3Are Tyres and Rubber Parts in EUDR Scope After the 2026 Annex I Amendment?Some natural-rubber products remain in EUDR Annex I, but the 2026 amendment narrowed and clarified the rubber scope.Read the answer

03 · Your route

Start from where you are

Brand with a PIM or ERP

You hold most facts. The job is ownership.

  1. 1Which system owns each fact
  2. 2Model, variant and SKU facts
  3. 3Connect without a second master

Small business

You hold more than you think.

  1. 1What to check first
  2. 2Facts you can verify yourself
  3. 3Product data without a PIM

Seller or importer

The platform or the buyer asks before the law does.

  1. 1Who carries the obligation
  2. 2What a retailer actually asks for
  3. 3Evidence to get from the manufacturer

Supplier or maker

Your evidence is what the brand will need.

  1. 1Getting evidence out of suppliers
  2. 2Certificates, declarations and test reports
  3. 3When a test contradicts a declaration

04 · Moving parts

What changed, and what is next

Next

30 Dec 2026EUDR applies to operators and traders30 Jun 2027EUDR for micro and small enterprisesQ3–Q4 2027Tyre act, planned

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