Sektor
Tyres
Tyres are on the ESPR Working Plan as a priority group. The DPP will build on the existing tyre labelling regulation and add data on materials, microplastic emissions, retreadability and end-of-life handling.
NávrhPlatí od Expected 2028ESPR (Regulation (EU) 2024/1781) + Tyre Labelling Regulation (EU) 2020/740
Klíčová data
1 May 2021
Revised tyre labelling regulation (EU) 2020/740 begins applying.
18 July 2024
ESPR enters into force.
Expected 2027
Public consultation on the tyre delegated act.
Expected 2028
Delegated act adopted; DPP obligations phase in.
Povinné datové body
- Unique product identifier
- Manufacturer and country of production
- Rolling resistance, wet grip and noise class (from labelling)
- Natural vs synthetic rubber share
- Recycled content
- Substances of concern
- Microplastic emission class (Tyre-Wear Particle rating — expected)
- Retreadability class
- Recommended end-of-life route
Přijaté nosiče dat
QR code on tyre sidewall (most likely)DOT-code resolver
Prahy a výjimky
- Retreaded tyres expected to carry their own DPP referencing the casing.
- Aircraft and military tyres likely excluded.
Otevřené otázky
- Microplastic emission classification methodology.
- Interaction with the End-of-Life Vehicles Regulation reform.
- Whether car OEMs will aggregate tyre DPPs into the vehicle DPP.