4011.80.80.20 - Having a rim size exceeding 61 cm 🖩

This classification covers new pneumatic tires, manufactured from rubber, specifically designed for use on construction, mining, and industrial handling vehicles and machines. The key defining characteristic for this particular subcategory is that the tire is intended for a rim size exceeding 61 centimeters. This distinction is crucial for accurately classifying heavy-duty tires used in demanding industrial environments.

The primary differentiator between this category and its sibling, 4011.80.80.10, lies solely in the rim diameter. While both are new rubber pneumatic tires for heavy-duty vehicles, this subcategory specifically addresses tires with a rim size greater than 61 cm, whereas the sibling category encompasses those with a rim size equal to or less than 61 cm. This precise measurement is the sole determinant for differentiating between these two closely related classifications.

As this node is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories to introduce. Therefore, classification is finalized at this level based on the material (rubber), type (new pneumatic tire), intended use (construction, mining, industrial handling vehicles), and the critical physical characteristic of rim size exceeding 61 cm. Examples of tires falling under this classification would include those for large excavators, dump trucks used in mining operations, or heavy-duty forklifts operating in industrial settings.