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Trade Policy - Tyres & Raw Materials

All categories of new tyres can be exported freely. All categories of new tyres can be imported freely. No WTO Bound Rates for Tyres & Tubes. All raw materials required for the manufacture of tyres can be imported freely (OGL).   Custom  Duties : Tyres Normal rate of Basic Customs Duty (MFN) 10%   Preferential/ concessional Customs Duty under  Trade Agreements *  Asian Pacific Trade Agreement     (formerly known as Bangkok Agreement)   8.60% *  Indo Sri Lanka Free Trade Agreement Nil Duty *  SAPTA ( SAARC  Preferential   Trading        Agreement) Nil Duty* 5%** *   India Singapore Comprehensive      Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA)  Nil Duty (For Bias Tyres) *   India South Korea CEPA No Concession *   ASEAN FTA 9%(passenger car, truck / bus and scooter / motercycle) 7.5% (other categories of tyres). For details please refers to Preferential Tariff  Table for Tyres/ Raw-Materials of Tyre Industry (Ref. Section on RTAs) Excise Duty:  Tyres   All categories of Tyres 10% * When import from Bangladesh, Bhutain, Maldivies and Nepal. ** When import from Pakistan and Sri Lanka.