Be prepared early
The delegated act is expected in 2027. With a clean data model you are prepared before the obligation applies.
DPP for tires: delegated act from 2027
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Digital Product Passport for Tires
Tires are part of the first ESPR wave: the delegated act is expected to take effect in 2027 – at the same time as textiles. With SolveDPP you capture, validate and publish rolling resistance, materials, origin and compliance proof centrally.
DPP expected to be mandatory from 2027
shop.example.com/products/summer-tire-205-55-r16
Summer Tire 205/55 R16
89,90 €
(128)
Digital Product Passport (DPP)
EU-compliant · ESPR delegated act
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Legal framework & timeline
Tires are part of the first ESPR product groups
The Digital Product Passport for tires comes via the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). Based on current EU planning, the delegated act for tires is expected to take effect in 2027 – at the same time as textiles. The market is rather B2B-driven, and SEO competition on the topic is still practically non-existent. Those who start now are prepared as soon as the obligation applies.
DPP expected from
2027
ESPR – delegated act tires
What is a Digital Product Passport (DPP) for tires?
The DPP for tires bundles technical parameters such as rolling resistance, wet grip and rolling noise with material composition, origin, renewable and recycled content as well as compliance proof – machine-readable and available directly on the product via QR code.
Technical parameters centralized
Document rolling resistance, wet grip class, rolling noise and other EU label values consistently per tire model.
Recycled & renewable content
Store shares of recycled and renewable materials as well as recycling notes in a structured and auditable way.
Supply chain & origin
Document origin and supply-chain proof – for original equipment (OEM) and the replacement business alike.
QR code for B2B & retail
Every tire gets a public DPP page with a QR code – usable for wholesale, workshops and authorities alike.
Compliance made verifiable
Mandatory data is validated and versioned so that ESPR requirements and market demands are met at all times.
So sieht ein Digitaler Produktpass aus
This example shows the public DPP page of a tire, as end customers and authorities see it via QR code – every element meets a specific ESPR requirement.
Publicly accessible
Every item gets its own DPP URL – reachable without an app and without a login.
Material composition
Rubber types and fillers broken down ESPR-compliantly – including recycled content.
Certificates & proof
EU tire label and ECE test records are stored directly on the product.
dpp.solvedpp.com/p/nr-2055
Digitaler Produktpass
All-Season Tire 205/55 R16
Nordring Tires · Art. no. NR-2055
Material
- Natural rubber 38%
- Synthetic rubber 32%
- Fillers & carbon black 30%
Herkunft & Fertigung
- Natural rubber Surat Thani, Thailand
- Compounding & build Hanover, Germany
- Final inspection Hanover, Germany
Nachweise
EU tire label B/A/71 dB
ECE-R 117
Abrasion & circularity
Retreadable · End-of-life tire take-back via retail
Product identity
Name, brand and article number clearly assigned – with a QR code for the label.
Origin & manufacturing
Production steps from raw material to final inspection – transparent at every stage.
Abrasion & circularity
Abrasion values and take-back routes for retreading and recycling.
A compliant product passport in three steps
From data capture to the QR code on the product: SolveDPP guides your team through the DPP process in a structured way – without spreadsheet chaos and without an in-house IT project.
- 1
Capture data
Capture product, material and supply-chain data per item – manually, via CSV or Shopify import. AI auto-complete pre-fills recurring fields.
- 2
Validate
Field validation checks the mandatory data of the respective regulation and flags gaps – before the product passport is published. All changes remain versioned.
- 3
Publish
Each item gets a public DPP page with a QR code. End customers, retailers and authorities see the evidence directly on the product.
Frequently asked questions about the DPP for tires
When does the DPP for tires apply?
Tires are part of the first ESPR wave. Based on current EU planning, the delegated act is expected to take effect in 2027 – at the same time as textiles. The exact date will be set with the delegated act.
What data must a tire DPP contain?
Likely technical parameters (including rolling resistance, wet grip, noise), material composition, recycled and renewable content, origin as well as compliance and recycling proof. SolveDPP adapts the data model to the final act.
Is a dedicated solution worth it already?
Yes. Those who build the data foundation early can meet the obligation without time pressure and position themselves in a still lightly contested environment.
Set up the DPP for tires early
See in a demo how SolveDPP documents your tire range ESPR-compliantly – in good time before 2027.
