The Resilient Tire Supply and Jobs Act creates a federal tax credit for businesses that purchase retreaded tires (tires that have been refurbished and resold). The credit equals either 30 percent of the purchase price or $30 per tire, whichever is less, and applies only to retreaded tires that are both manufactured and bought in the United States. The bill also requires federal agencies to purchase retreaded tires for their vehicle fleets whenever available options meet their specifications, with the Federal Acquisition Regulatory Council having one year to update government purchasing rules accordingly. The tax credit takes effect for tires placed in service after December 31, 2025, and expires on December 31, 2028. This legislation aims to support the retreaded tire industry and create jobs while encouraging more sustainable and cost-effective tire purchasing practices across both the private sector and federal government.
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