Shipping
Shipping to Dominican Republic
Containers to Dominican Republic typically arrive through Caucedo, Río Haina and Puerto Plata. From PortMiami that is about 720 nautical miles in a straight line; we quote freight per booking.
Dominican Republic is an independent country: import duties, taxes and any rules on used tires are handled on arrival by the buyer, usually through a local customs broker.
In the container
What we load
- Mixed sizes and brands, packed to your list
- Passenger, SUV, commercial and truck tires, 12" to 22"
- Every tire checked for tread depth, sidewall condition and dry rot
- Real DOT dates on every tire
- Ask about adding new tires to the load
Rules on importing used tires differ by country and change often: some places set limits on tire age or tread depth, charge environmental fees, or restrict used tire imports. Confirm with your customs broker in Dominican Republic before you order.
How it works
- Send us your list: sizes, quantities, minimum tread and the destination in Dominican Republic, by WhatsApp or the wholesale form.
- We quote the load and the freight in writing.
- You approve the quote and we book the container.
- We load the container in Miami, packed tight to make the most of the space.
- We prepare the commercial invoice, packing list and Bill of Lading, plus the US export filing (AES/EEI) where required. Used tires ship under HS code 4012.20.
Shipping to Dominican Republic: questions
Do you ship used tires to Dominican Republic?
Yes. We load mixed containers of used tires in Miami and ship them to Dominican Republic, typically through Caucedo, Río Haina and Puerto Plata.
Do you handle customs in Dominican Republic?
The buyer clears customs in Dominican Republic, usually with a local customs broker. We provide the documents they need: commercial invoice, packing list and Bill of Lading.
Can I choose the sizes and brands?
Yes. Send us your list with sizes, quantities and minimum tread, and we pack the container to it.
Are used tires allowed into Dominican Republic?
Rules differ by country and change often: some places limit tire age or tread, add fees, or restrict used tire imports. Confirm with your customs broker in Dominican Republic before ordering.
What HS code do used tires ship under?
Used pneumatic tires are classified under HS code 4012.20. Your customs broker will confirm the exact local tariff line.
Other islands we ship to:
Haiti →Puerto Rico →Jamaica →Turks and Caicos → Caribbean export →