Harmonized System Code Classification

The first two digits "87" represent transport vehicles.

Specifically, Chapter 87 includes the following main categories:

  • Motor vehicles and their parts: Including cars, motorcycles, trucks, buses, etc.
  • Non-motor vehicles: Including bicycles, pedal cycles, etc.
  • Aircraft, helicopters, and other flying machines: Including civil aircraft, helicopters, gliders, etc.
  • Ships and inland waterway vessels: Including various types of ships, yachts, barges, etc.
  • Related parts and accessories: Such as car tires, anchors, life-saving equipment, etc.

Therefore, if a product belongs to any of the above transport vehicles or their related parts, its HS code usually starts with "87".

In summary, "87" represents various tools used for transporting people or goods and their components.

The first four digits explanation: 8704 Freight cars.

Specific description: Cars used for transporting goods.

Other information: * General tariff: Not provided * Special tariff: Not provided * Tariff 2: Not provided * Quota quantity: Not provided * Additional tariffs: Not provided * Unit of measurement: Not provided

6-digit explanation: HS code: 8704.31

Classification: Freight vehicles

Specific meaning:

  • Freight vehicles equipped only with spark-ignition internal combustion piston engines
  • Vehicles with a total weight not exceeding 5 tons
  • Vehicles with a total weight exceeding 2.5 tons but not exceeding 5 tons

8-10 digit explanation: hscode: 8704310120 Classification: Freight vehicles Explanation: Freight vehicles equipped only with spark-ignition internal combustion piston engines, with a total weight not exceeding 5 tons, and a total weight not exceeding 2.5 tons.

Examples of products: * Light trucks used for transporting small goods * Pickup trucks with a load capacity of less than 2.5 tons * Small cargo vehicles with a total weight not exceeding 2.5 tons * Delivery vehicles with spark-ignition engines and a total weight not exceeding 2.5 tons

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