What this covers
The lookup searches 22 headings of the US Harmonized Tariff Schedule that cover engines, vehicle and motorcycle parts, and the hardware that goes with them:
- 4010 Rubber belts (V-belts, timing belts, CVT belts)
- 4011 New rubber tires
- 4013 Inner tubes
- 4016 Other rubber articles (gaskets, O-rings, grommets)
- 7315 Chain (roller chain, drive chain) and parts
- 7318 Screws, bolts, nuts and washers of iron or steel
- 7320 Springs of iron or steel
- 8407 Spark-ignition engines
- 8409 Engine parts (pistons, cylinders, heads, carburetors)
- 8413 Pumps for liquids (fuel pumps, oil pumps, water pumps)
- 8421 Filters (oil, fuel and air filters)
- 8482 Ball and roller bearings
- 8483 Transmission shafts, gears, clutches, sprockets
- 8484 Gaskets and gasket sets
- 8507 Batteries (lead-acid, lithium-ion)
- 8511 Ignition and starting equipment (spark plugs, coils, starters)
- 8512 Vehicle lighting and signaling equipment
- 8536 Switches, relays, fuses and connectors (up to 1,000 V)
- 8544 Insulated wire and wiring harnesses
- 8708 Parts of motor vehicles (cars, trucks, ATVs of heading 8703)
- 8711 Motorcycles, mopeds and e-bikes
- 8714 Parts of motorcycles and bicycles
Read this before you rely on a code
- Parts “of motorcycles” vs general parts. A part made only for motorcycles often goes in 8714, but many common items – spark plugs, bearings, bolts, batteries, tires – have their own heading whatever the vehicle. The AI result explains which rule it followed.
- The rate shown is the general duty. Imports from China and some other countries pay additional duties on top. These change often; check the current rules.
- The importer is responsible for the classification. Use this to research and to talk to your customs broker, not as a final answer.